Film Reviews
The Mist (15)
Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile), serves as director, writer, and producer of The Mist, an adaptation of Stephen King's classic novella.
After a vicious storm wreaks havoc in their small town in Maine, artist David Drayton (Thomas Jane) heads to the supermarket for supplies with his young son, Billy (Nathan Gamble), and his neighbour, Norton (Andre Braugher), in tow.
Their trip soon turns to terror when a menacing white mist settles in, leaving this group of locals and out-of-towners fighting for survival against an unknown, bloodthirsty enemy.
When the local religious zealot (Marcia Gay Harden) begins to convince the group that the mist is punishment from God, Drayton and his cohorts realise that they may be trapped inside with an enemy just as dangerous as whatever is lurking outside. Tension runs high as the group face a series of difficult moral dilemmas.With Frances Sternhagen and Toby Jones.
6:40pm Wednesday 2nd July 2008
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