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Stephen King's - The Stand


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I want it on DVD but cannot find it anywhere :(

It was shown on TV in 1994 starring well Rob Lowe thats all i remember on who was in it. It was actually shown on sat/sun over two weekends about 1hr 45 mns each. BBC1 ;)

It was about a virus that well killed nearly all of the people on the planet. But there was surviviors, now they survivied because of some reason or another. There was actually the Devil lets say that had to do with the virus and you met him/it at the end.

Anyway, i now want to see it again :D But it aint no where :angry:

:help: me find it!

:blush:

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Guest nellie2

Oh yes........... The Green Mile was a good film but million times better as a book. Did you get it in installments Mark2???

It was murder waiting for the next book to come out!! :wacko:

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I scour all the charity shops for Stephen King books. I do however think that some of the films are superb. I particularly enjoyed 'Green Mile', and 'Salem's Lot'. I also enjoy James Herbert. If you enjoy vampire books, I can thoroughly recommend Anne Rice.

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Right now I am reading 'From a Buick 8' (by Mr King) about this mad car that sits in a shed. I'm also reading A Boy Called It and Macromedia Studio MX for Dummies so my literary intake is quite diverse!! :)

Here is a link that I have in my favs that I pop in to visit now and then cos Im sad like that!! :P

http://www.stephenking.com/index_flash.php

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For good gorey horror writings you can't beat Richard Layman! Excellent stuff!!!

For Thriller/Suspense/Murder Writings read 'Jack and Jill' By James Patterson

Two of my all time favourite authors by FAR!!

Yep - also Lee Child and Jonathan Kellerman.........

James Herbert seems to have lost something :(

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I've already looked there, but there is nothing to say that is the SK's The stand...

I did see the film or was it a TV movie in the nineties. It was good but they could not convey the terror or suspense you found in the book.
TV movie
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:D ooooo thats the one!

Order from America though :unsure: Hmmm...

So i found http://uk.towerrecords.com/product.asp?pfi...af2cee15921653b But it ships from the USA! :blink:

Anyone had dealings with Tower Records?

Note: This DVD will only play on Region 1 or multi-region DVD players.
Hmmm just noticed!
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Guest northamuk

If you have a standalone DVD player you'll have to hack it, not difficult on most of them. Or, get another DVD player for the PC, use one for Region 2 and the other for Region 1.

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Guest Shirley_Crabtree

Richer sounds used to be a bit cheeky as it happens.

A mate of mine was buying one from there and narrowed his shortlist to 2 players.

They looked identical and were from the same company....The only difference being that the cheaper one was R2 and the other(£10 dearer) was multi-region.

He bought the dearer one and it was only when he got it home that he realised the difference...it had a scrap of paper in the box with the hack codes scribbled on,which any f00 could have downloaded from the internet :o

The machines WERE in fact identical :blink:

Do they still do this??

Shirl.

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