1922

A Stephen King short story adaptation that's on Netflix now. Have any of you watched it, and if so, what did you think?

I saw that this is on Netflix last night while I was browsing. (Netflix is in Portuguese, so I couldn't read the summary, heh) I am curious what it's about...

Ah, sounds interesting...

Crime, Drama, Horror....

A simple yet proud farmer in the year 1922 conspires to murder his wife for financial gain, convincing his teenage son to participate.

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Probably one of the best Stephen King adaptations ever

It was a claustrophobic and beautiful film

It bored me to pieces.

Originally posted by carthage
Probably one of the best Stephen King adaptations ever

It was a claustrophobic and beautiful film

Wow, okay. I may have to give it a chance.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Wow, okay. I may have to give it a chance.

No, stupid. It's 2017.

Nope. It is only 3PM.

Watched the trailer for this and am somewhat intrigued.

YouTube video

I liked it. The characters were interesting and well-acted and there was some pretty cool themes in the movie as well.

Watched this last night. Thought it was awesome.

Thomas Jane is a stellar actor. He continues to impress. He's really good in The Mist, too, another good Stephen King adaptation.

My wife thought it was silly that the boy agreed to help kill his mother, but I thought it was written tastefully enough to make it believable.

Highly recommend this flick, sort of a tragic historical-horror-drama. 👆

Originally posted by quanchi112
It bored me to pieces.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
You're very simple-minded, friend.

Don't take shame in being a simple folk, fella.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Don't take shame in being a simple folk, fella.

Like I said, a simple folk with simple thoughts. Awesome. 👆

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Like I said, a simple folk with simple thoughts. Awesome. 👆

Autists praising autists. You're way too predictable and simple dude!