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Case Type: Paper Sleeve

UPC: 0031398172529

Format: DVD

Producer: Brad Krevoy, David Lancaster, Frank H bner, Frank Hübner, Joel T. Smith, Mick Garris, Sol C. Siegel, Vicki Sotheran

Language: English

Release Year: 2004

Rating: R

Director: Mick Garris

Run Time: 100 min.

Genre: Horror

Movie/TV Title: Stephen King's Riding the Bullet

Studio: LIONSGATE

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Brad Krevoy, David Lancaster, Frank H bner, Frank Hübner, Joel T. Smith, Mick Garris, Sol C. Siegel, Vicki Sotheran

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Stephen King's Riding the Bullet

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Mick Garris

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100 min.

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2004

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Horror

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LIONSGATE

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by Imp4XLB1SEe@Deleted
06 Jan, 2011
Riding the Bullet
Alan Parker is a student at the University of Maine, Orono who is trying to find himself. He gets a call from a neighbor in his hometown, Lewiston, telling him that his mother has been taken to the hospital after having a stroke. Lacking a functioning car, Parker decides to hitchhike the 120-miles south to visit his mother.[6] His first ride is with an old man who continually tugs at his crotch in a car that stinks of urine. Happy to escape this ride, Alan starts walking, thumbing his next ride. Coming upon a graveyard, Alan notices a headstone for a stranger named George Staub: "Well Begun, Too Soon Done." Sure enough, the next car to pick him up is George Staub, complete with black stitches around his neck where his head had been sewn on after being severed and wearing a ... Alan Parker is a student at the University of Maine, Orono who is trying to find himself. He gets a call from a neighbor in his hometown, Lewiston, telling him that his mother has been taken to the hospital after having a stroke. Lacking a functioning car, Parker decides to hitchhike the 120-miles south to visit his mother.[6] His first ride is with an old man who continually tugs at his crotch in a car that stinks of urine. Happy to escape this ride, Alan starts walking, thumbing his next ride. Coming upon a graveyard, Alan notices a headstone for a stranger named George Staub: "Well Begun, Too Soon Done." Sure enough, the next car to pick him up is George Staub, complete with black stitches around his neck where his head had been sewn on after being severed and wearing a button saying "I rode The Bullet at Thrill Village, Laconia." [7] During the ride, George talks to Alan about the amusement park ride he was too scared to ride as a kid: The Bullet in Thrill Village, Laconia, New Hampshire. George tells Alan that before they reach the lights of town, Alan must choose who goes on the death ride with George: Alan or his mother. In a moment of fright, Alan saves himself and tells him to "Take her. Take my Mother." George shoves Alan out of the car, where he reappears alone at the graveyard, wearing the "I Rode the Bullet at Thrill Village" button. Alan eventually reaches the hospital, despite his guilt and the impending feeling that his mother is dead or will die any moment, his mother is fine. Alan takes the button and treasures it as a good (or bad) luck charm, his mother returns to work and to smoking, he graduates and takes care of his mother for several years and another stroke. One day he loses the button and knows what the phone call was about.... He finds the button underneath his mother's bed, and after a final moment of sadness, guilt, and meditation, decides to carry on.
by undersmoke
13 Apr, 2007
Inner Demons Plague Hitchhiking Art Student
This is a pretty good story about a troubled art student who, because he thinks his girlfriend is breaking up with him, attempts suicide. He fails, but he seems to also suffer from schizophrenia, as you see a double of him talking to himself several times throughout the movie. That part is actually pretty comical, but he seems to also suffer from some sort of flashback and flashforward syndrome. He doesn't seem to be paying attention, kind of daydreaming, and he has several near misses with getting hit by cars and things of that sort. The story seems to just be about an art student at college, then the plot takes a twist. Allen, the art student, then get a phone call from a neighbor back home who tells him that his mother has had a stroke. He then has to scrap his plans to go ... This is a pretty good story about a troubled art student who, because he thinks his girlfriend is breaking up with him, attempts suicide. He fails, but he seems to also suffer from schizophrenia, as you see a double of him talking to himself several times throughout the movie. That part is actually pretty comical, but he seems to also suffer from some sort of flashback and flashforward syndrome. He doesn't seem to be paying attention, kind of daydreaming, and he has several near misses with getting hit by cars and things of that sort. The story seems to just be about an art student at college, then the plot takes a twist. Allen, the art student, then get a phone call from a neighbor back home who tells him that his mother has had a stroke. He then has to scrap his plans to go see a John Lennon concert (that kind of tells you the timeframe right there), and he has to hitchhike to see his mother. Along the way Allen has several obstacles to overcome, but the hardest things for him to overcome are his own inner demons. Riding The Bullet isn't the best Stephen King adaptation I've seen, but it's still a pretty good movie. The only complaint I can give about the movie is that sometimes the flashforwarding and flashbacking get a little tiresome after a while. It seems like everything is a dream, and you don't know if he's dreaming or hallucinating throughout the movie; because what seems to be real seems as far-fetched as his hallucinations. Still I think the movie was pretty well done, and if you like Stephen King movies (there are similarities to some of his other work that puts his stamp on this movie), then I'm sure you'll like this one as well.
by veromorphia
05 Jun, 2006
Steven King's Riding the Bullet
Riding the Bullet is the visual adaptation of an E-book that Mr. King released years ago. It was one of the best-selling E-books in history, if I remember correctly. I personally loved this story. Like most of Steven King's work, it was coherent, sarcastic, and extremely entertaining. Even as a short story, it had the lasting effect of a novel--it seemed to stay with me for a long time. When I saw that there was a movie, I jumped at the first opportunity to buy it. It's interesting to see the result of a full-length movie made from a short story. They added elements instead of taking them away, resulting in a tale with much more depth and characters who were more well-rounded and easier to relate to. I say if you have the eight bucks to buy this DVD, do it. And try out ... Riding the Bullet is the visual adaptation of an E-book that Mr. King released years ago. It was one of the best-selling E-books in history, if I remember correctly. I personally loved this story. Like most of Steven King's work, it was coherent, sarcastic, and extremely entertaining. Even as a short story, it had the lasting effect of a novel--it seemed to stay with me for a long time. When I saw that there was a movie, I jumped at the first opportunity to buy it. It's interesting to see the result of a full-length movie made from a short story. They added elements instead of taking them away, resulting in a tale with much more depth and characters who were more well-rounded and easier to relate to. I say if you have the eight bucks to buy this DVD, do it. And try out the story as well. It's worth it. ~Veromorphia
by camar940186
26 Sep, 2022
Classic
Very good movie
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: caz-8769
by ddavisgary
18 Dec, 2015
Great halloween movie
I watch this every halloween. It gives you just the right balance of spooky and sentimental
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: decluttr_store

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