Cineastas:
Josh BooneReparto:
James Marsden, Jovan Adepo, Whoopi Goldberg, Amber Heard, Brad William Henke, Daniel Sunjata, Owen Teague, Greg Kinnear, Marilyn Manson, Odessa Young (más)Episodios(9)
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The End (E01)
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Pocket Savior (E02)
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Blank Pages (E03)
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The House of the Dead (E04)
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Fear and Loathing in New Vegas (E05)
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The Vigil (E06)
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The Walk (E07)
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The Stand (E08)
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Coda: Frannie in the Well (E09)
Sinopsis(1)
En la épica visión de Stephen King de un futuro apocalíptico, los escasos supervivientes de un mundo que ha sido devastado por una plaga deberán elegir un bando en la batalla del bien contra el mal. El destino de la humanidad descansa sobre los delicados hombros de la anciana de 108 años Madre Abigail y un puñado de supervivientes cuyas peores pesadillas se personifican en un hombre con una sonrisa letal y poderes indescriptibles: Randall Flagg, el Hombre Oscuro. (Paramount Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (1)
A poor, unfaithful adaptation, turning some scenes the other way round to fit into these multi-cultural, irreligious times. The unclearly structured storytelling kills any chance of identifying with the separate characters and their interactions can make sense only to those who read the book. But if you have, you will be disgusted at how lamely done the introduction is. The least interesting part in Boulder is given the most space. And all that’s left of the Trashcan Man, probably the most intriguing character in the book, is a one-dimensional caricature. Some of the characters are absolutely superfluous, because the scenes where they do anything useful have been cut. The last episode is just a space filler; the things that happen in it aren’t in the book at all. A couple of things here are fine, but overall this is a big disappointment. P.S.: Notice that nobody in this movie is wearing either a facemask or a respirator.
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