His only bon mot seems to be a throw away comment that "it's very good." Yet, even with this slight endorsement from "The King" one is dumbfounded that he isn't cracking the camera lense with a pipe in pure, irrational vengence for making such a prime embarrassment out of his novel. First of all, King has little to say about the actual movie and more on his motivation on writing the book (the car accident in '99). It's quite telling that the Dreamcatcher DVD has included an interview with Stephen King after he has seen the rough cut of the film. In this case, with Dreamcatcher, that premise is put to the ultimate use. If there's any upside to the recent advent of DVDs adding audio-commentaries and documentaries to movies no one wanted to see in the first place, it's this One can, perhaps, glean what went wrong with a movie that seemed to have so much going for it.
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