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Thomas Jane
Marcia Gay Harden
Andre Braugher
Laurie Holden
Nathan Gamble
William Sadler

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After a mysterious crash a mysterious storm passes through in which a clan of creatures rise up to take over a small town with only the citizens to protect themselves.

12/26/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Good Film, but Lacks Scare Factor

The Mist was an interesting horror film, but lacked some elements that a good horror movie has.

The story was wonderfully thought out, as most Stephen King movies are. The way the story progressed through the movie made me anxious and uncomfortable at the same time, which was great. However, there was no overly thrilling parts of the movie. I didn't really jump during the movie, which is what makes horror movies exciting to me.

The characters interacted very realistically, given the situation that they were thrown into. The drama given in the movie could be seen in almost every horror movie, especially a zombie movie, but I still enjoyed every minute of it. I felt that I was mixed in the drama, watching from another person's perspective as everything happened.

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2.5/4 

09/25/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

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When I first saw the previews for this I was thinking it was going to be something like The Fog, which I hated, but it's not at all. The only simularity is both films have natural events. The mist is about a storm passing through a small town and after it passes creatures rise from the mist that was left behind. The town must prtect themselves. The most popular setting of the film is in a grocery store. I liked this film and thought it was well made and written. The ending to this is amazing. I will not say anymore about it, but I will say this. If you haven't already then go rent The Mist!

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2.5/4 

07/14/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

It Started Out Well...

Anyone with any sort of imagination saw the ending of this one coming the minute the characters got in that car. You add to that Thomas Jane's horribly forced displays of emotion, Marcia Gay Harden's needless and hammy over-acting, and the running time of 2 hours, and you've got another mediocre Stephen King flick.

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2/4