The Mist (2007)

I am a bit confused, there were alot of contraversial things happened, a group of humans locked up in the store surrounded by mist that was full of supranatural creatures, death was waiting the ones who go out.How on earth they chose to go out? They have good supply in the store, if human get in such situation its logical to stay until get rescued or ran out of supply, then its logical to go out, they went out risking everything, going blindly to nowhereThe second thing, they noticed that the unstable religious lady was starting to affect others by her ideas, why they let her do that?! They could've threatened her to throw her in the mist if she keeps doing that.Wha about the end! They suffered all the way for the sake of survival then just by running out of the gas its over! Make no senseWhat really make things understandsble is that all the weird choices represent the wrong choices that people may take when they face danger, the people in this movie made the bad choices and the end represents the awful result of thier decisions.

The Mist is a masterpiece of horror filmmaking. Hauntingly atmospheric and yet full of action, deeply thematic and with logical characters you root for. The Mist by celebrated director Frank Darabond is a testimony that a well made horror film is as good as any. Thomas Jane plays an everyday man trapped in a small town's shopping mall as their entire world is engulfed in a white mist on normal morning. Adding to the woes is that the mist contain vicious other realm creatures- the stuff of your nightmares. This is a great film and you should watch this whether you like Horror or not.

While I really like this movie, there are a couple of things which bug me. 1. The minute David says Billy is still hot presumably from a stress-induced fever, Amanda says she'll get him some aspirin. No child with a fever should be given aspirin. There is a link between administration of aspirin and Reyes Syndrome in kids. A teacher should know this...2. The whole scene of the mother trying to get home to her kids. Admirable, but why does she think it's incumbent on the men to help her and escort her home. Meh, just an annoying scene.3. David does not really adequately explain to Ollie and the others about the noise he heard in the loading dock area. But a good explanation might have shut down that part of the story. Nevermind!

Likely the most cliched, badly written, cheesy, and pointless film I've ever watched in my entire life, although I'm sure 80% of that is thanks to the awfulness of Steven King. It's as if a slightly creative but heterosexual, highly American, condescending, and idiotic 9-year-old boy wrote a story in his creative writing class after being given tips by Mrs. Smith on how a story can express 'subtle' meanings. I wanted every single pointless, idiotic, trope-filled character to die. Doi, peepolz resrt 2 prety crazee things in stresful situiatihins! clas conflikt! reigion!1 deniiael!!1 A genuinely horrid film. There aren't many works of 'art' that I would be okay erasing from existence, but like the main character's paintings, this should be burned and forgotten along with every copy of the book.