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11.22.63 [Blu-ray] [2016] [Region Free] - £12.99 (Prime) £14.98 (Non Prime) @ Amazon
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11.22.63 [Blu-ray] [2016] [Region Free] - £12.99 (Prime) £14.98 (Non Prime) @ Amazon

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11.22.63 hurtles viewers deep into the unpredictable darkness of the American dream. James Franco stars as Jake Epping, a high school teacher at a loss with his life, who wants to make a difference and do something meaningful. Encouraged by his ailing friend (Chris Cooper), Jake journeys back in time to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The story transports audiences into the world of 1960s Texas as Jake explores the multiple mysteries surrounding the alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. But Jake's mission faces threats not only from Oswald, but from Sadie, a beautiful librarian he falls in love with, and from the Past itself... which doesn't want to be changed. And if the Past doesn't want to be changed, it will push back -- often violently. With something for everyone, this edge-of-your seat mystery offers an epic and emotional thrill ride

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  1. stredwizard's avatar
    The book is better, never the less a good watch heat added
  2. fuzzydunlop's avatar
    fairytooth

    Written and directed by Stephen King



    No it wasn't
  3. fuzzydunlop's avatar
    fairytooth

    Er, Stephen King Author Executive producer



    It was based on his book (he didn't write the show) and he never directed it either
    (edited)
  4. deleted1280582's avatar
    vikkers14

    Thought this was a site about bargains and giving people heads up on … Thought this was a site about bargains and giving people heads up on prices ...not it seems you're all film critics ..not interested in anyone's opinion other than if it can be got cheaper .



    People just provide their opinions for other people to take in account if they're not sure they want to buy it. If all that interests you is a good price, why do you even go through comments?
  5. horsepills's avatar
    fairytooth

    Whatever. I was being helpful (as opposed to pedantic)



    I don't think it's pedantic to point out that you were wrong with pretty much your entire post.
  6. poolman's avatar
    I thought it was just ok. Franco was decent.
    The idea of time travelling back to save JFK is a good one but unfortunately King's book follows the flawed Oswald lone assassin model. Would have been much more interesting to examine some of the theories around the 'real' shooters.
  7. majestic2012's avatar
    Loved the book, and despite my initial misgivings about James Franco playing the lead role, I thoroughly enjoyed the series. Worth a purchase and a re-watch.
  8. deleted138955's avatar
    Blu Ray - £11.99 includes FREE UK Postage @ Base.com
  9. fairytooth's avatar
    horsepills

    I don't think it's pedantic to point out that you were wrong with pretty … I don't think it's pedantic to point out that you were wrong with pretty much your entire post.


    Thanks, I was quite keen to know your views.
  10. deleted1280582's avatar
    I have to say my opinion: This show was really bad. So bad I had to turn it off in the middle of fifth episode. It's very predictable to a point where you simply don't expect anything new because you know what's about to happen, the only thing you don't know is how ridiculously it's going to happen but I'm not going to post spoilers. Acting is good but script is bad.
  11. sput2001's avatar
    The series is OK, but the book is definitely way better....
  12. horsepills's avatar
    fairytooth

    Thanks, I was quite keen to know your views.



    Slightly immature response, but I get it - you're one of "those" types of poster who gets upset at any kind of criticism. Ignored!
  13. Parfy's avatar
    fuzzydunlop

    It was based on his book (he didn't write the show) and he never directed … It was based on his book (he didn't write the show) and he never directed it either


    Didn't he say produced rather than directed?
  14. TommyNooka's avatar
    fairytooth

    ''Director Jonathan Demme was the first license to it, though King had … ''Director Jonathan Demme was the first license to it, though King had complete veto power over every aspect of the project. "



    X)

    Must.......say........one.......more.......thing!!!!

    He isn't the director and most writers of book adaptations will have 'veto powers' that they never use, it's bad form.
  15. PhilK's avatar
    Series was garbage, loved the book, expected a LOT better
  16. PhilK's avatar
    fairytooth

    Just read the article I linked at #18 if you are really so bothered … Just read the article I linked at #18 if you are really so bothered whether he wrote it, directed it, produced it, wiped his ....


    Theoretically he DID "wipe his ****" with it. Watched couple of episodes and was more than disappointed by it, enough to not bother from there on

    (edited)
  17. vikkers14's avatar
    Thought this was a site about bargains and giving people heads up on prices ...not it seems you're all film critics ..not interested in anyone's opinion other than if it can be got cheaper .
  18. fairytooth's avatar
    Written and part directed by Stephen King (executive producer)
    (edited)
  19. deleted693092's avatar
    It's also in the 2 for £25 offer at HMV (online also), if you want to save another 50p and/or get free 1st Class postage.
  20. fairytooth's avatar
    fuzzydunlop

    No it wasn't


    Er, Stephen King Author Executive producer
    (edited)
  21. fairytooth's avatar
    fuzzydunlop

    It was based on his book (he didn't write the show) and he never directed … It was based on his book (he didn't write the show) and he never directed it either


    Whatever. I was being helpful (as opposed to pedantic)
  22. paul_forest's avatar
    Is this a good deal? Picked it up a couple of weeks ago from Fopp for £13!
  23. AK.Gunners's avatar
    Not a bad show (watched on Now TV with the Ent pass), liked it until the ending which I thought was a bit nonsense.
    (edited)
  24. fairytooth's avatar
    Yes, interesting how Bridget Carpenter bravely tried to condense the Stephen King story into the 8 episodes, a clearly impossible task. Also interesting how Stephen King retained full control over the content of the show too despite what some seem to think....Stephen King article
  25. fairytooth's avatar
    ''Generally, a film director controls a film's artistic and dramatic aspects, and visualizes the script while guiding the technical crew and actors in the fulfillment of that vision''

    I stand by my original comments, which were intended to provide a bit of info - as opposed to the petty nit-picking which followed from a few troll types.
  26. fuzzydunlop's avatar
    Parfy

    Didn't he say produced rather than directed?



    No (see comment #6).
  27. deleted1535413's avatar
    This is good. I gave it 7 out of 10
  28. TommyNooka's avatar
    Jeez-O fairytooth, just admit you were wrong. X) The Producer is not the Director

    "Producer = a person responsible for the financial and managerial aspects of the making of a film or broadcast or for staging a play, opera, etc."

    So not in anyway responsible for artistic or creative decisions then.

    I'm a huge fan of the book and lost interest in this about halfway through, I had high hopes for it but unfortunately it started quite well and lost it's way. The changes from the book didn't help, too many standard TV tropes.
  29. fairytooth's avatar
    ''Director Jonathan Demme was the first license to it, though King had complete veto power over every aspect of the project. "
  30. fairytooth's avatar
    Just read the article I linked at #18 if you are really so bothered whether he wrote it, directed it, produced it, wiped his ....
  31. fairytooth's avatar
    TommyNooka

    X)Must.......say........one.......more.......thing!!!!He isn't the … X)Must.......say........one.......more.......thing!!!!He isn't the director and most writers of book adaptations will have 'veto powers' that they never use, it's bad form.


    OK, fair comment
  32. deleted780963's avatar
    This is also free on Sky Boxsets for those that have Sky.
  33. AcornGuy2012's avatar
    One of the first things I do is check the comments even before clicking the deal link. I like to read peoples opinions on things.
  34. vikkers14's avatar
    krysh

    People just provide their opinions for other people to take in account if … People just provide their opinions for other people to take in account if they're not sure they want to buy it. If all that interests you is a good price, why do you even go through comments?



    Believe it or not was actually trying to find out if anyone had posted that it was cheaper elsewhere .
  35. deleted1280582's avatar
    vikkers14

    Believe it or not was actually trying to find out if anyone had posted … Believe it or not was actually trying to find out if anyone had posted that it was cheaper elsewhere .



    Isn't it easier to use the search option instead of going through over 30 comments?
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