Average Rating: 6.6/10
Reviews Counted: 140
Fresh: 103 | Rotten: 37
Frank Darabont's impressive camerawork and politically incisive script make The Mist a truly frightening experience.
Average Rating: 5.8/10
Critic Reviews: 30
Fresh: 17 | Rotten: 13
Frank Darabont's impressive camerawork and politically incisive script make The Mist a truly frightening experience.
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Frequent Stephen King collaborator Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption) teamed with the celebrated horror author once again for this tale of terror concerning a small town engulfed by a malevolent mist, based on a story originally published in King's 1985 horror anthology Skeleton Crew. When a thick fog descends upon a rural community and claims the lives of anyone unfortunate enough to be caught outside, a small band of survivors seeks refuge in a local grocery store. Now trapped in a
Nov 21, 2007 Wide
Mar 18, 2008
$25.5M
The Weinstein Company
All Critics (153) | Top Critics (30) | Fresh (107) | Rotten (38) | DVD (18)
[This] grocery-store survival drama, dominated by Marcia Gay Harden as a shrill fundamentalist, serves as a crude but effective allegory for post-9/11 America.
It's a horror movie of real conviction. It deserves to be a hit.
A near-campy escapist thrill ride.
The Mist builds toward a climax so wrenching that I hesitate to recommend the film, but I think Darabont earns his vision.
Even though it is mindless, at least until the provocative ending, The Mist manages to provide some decent old-school shocks.
The Shawshank Redemption, was splendid; the second, The Green Mile, wasn't; and now The Mist continues the slide. I wouldn't say this is laugh-out-loud risible, but there are definitely moments.
The Mist has a lot of the elements to be one of the great horror films, but it never quite puts it all together. It's still very good, but a few missteps keep it from ever being more than that.
The black-and-white version's stark contrasts give greater claustrophobic force to the fragility of civilization when ideology grows as deadly as any marauding beasts. Prepare also to be knocked cold and gut-kicked for good measure by its ending.
The Mist paints [its] divides starkly -- perhaps a bit too much so -- but combined with its spooks and gore, it makes for effective, smart entertainment.
The Mist divides those who want cheap escapist thrills from those who like their horror with real heart, brains, and courage.
A refreshing bummer
Acerta ao compreender a natureza do texto original, que empregava o terror como uma mera ferramenta para analisar o comportamento de seus personagens e os dilemas morais e religiosos que os impelem uns contra os outros.
Fear reigns in so-so Stephen King monster flick.
Somewhere along the way, [director Frank] Darabont just got lost in the fog, and he never found his way out.
This was a good movie, tense and strong till the end. I am sorry but as a father of two kids the ending was just not appropriate in my eyes.
May 22, 2008Super Reviewer
The Mist is a great horror movie another another great adaption that Frank Darabont has done on a Stephen King story, but they are not as great as his previous adaptions. The story follows a group of people hiding in a supermarket from a mist that has something hiding in it that may be the end of the world. The plot
August 17, 2011
Super Reviewer
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