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Reviews > 1408

Numerous chills make this one a crowd-pleaser, but – even with the standard solid performances from John Cusack and Sam Jackson – this movie can’t venture far north of average given the totally unnecessary convolution of its last act.

Comments

Frank Movsesian on 07/24/2007 1:37pm

You know, I will say that as far as Stephen King movies go this one wasn't that bad.

pyreburn on 07/31/2007 07:37am

I actually felt that the final act was one of the only things that saved it from mediocrity. Sometimes in the face of persistent supernatural forces, it makes more sense for the character to fail.

erikamonson on 07/31/2007 08:51am

I won't argue that he should have failed, but that's also not the reason I gave for the failure of the last act.

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