Great adaptation Stephen King

Stephen King is truly celebrating his mastery of terror, but often he praised his reports, and is often uncomfortable in the emotional interior life of young people. Under the extraordinary awe of the Losers Club in “IT” and the pain of nostalgia to review yesterday in “The Body” (which has become the golden standard for Stories coming about white childhood in “Stand by Me”A deep exploration of fragile training bonds is among children; Their fears, loyalty, and longing for communication in a world that often deprives them of emotional vocabulary or expression permission. But “The Long Walk” has always been a preferred example of assessing the friendships that sponsored children and children, allowing them to carry the same weight as a romantic love story. He argues, clearly, that these links can form a person for the rest of his life.

Garraty and McVRIES produced, as embodied by Hoffman and Jonsson, eternal chemistry that puts the new tape for the heroes of the king. From the moment they present themselves to each other, it seems that there is an attractive clouds between them that feels unavoidable and inevitable like walking itself. Moldner’s text takes a page from Frank Darbont’s guide when adapting “fog”, “ Improvement in the wonderful source materials of the king, reshaping the character features and redistributing them among the two in ways that feel valid and detecting equal parts. Nothing feels lost by intensifying a book of approximately 400 pages to less than two hours, and giving priority to their relationship gives the movie a great insistence like walking itself.

Their love, whether it is Platonic, romantic, or something impossible to understand what is not under the circumstances of walking, is the lifeblood of the entire film, even with the high number of the body around them. Just as it can only be a raid and mcvries, this film can only be led by Hoffman and Johnson. Each conversation is transferred between the husband, with a quiet despair at every glance, and each step side by side, and each line is delivered with the earthquake of children who know that they are in a wig.

Regardless of how exhausted, desperate, or torture, you can only help, but I hope you will continue walking. Not only to survive, but for that, we, the audience, do not enter goodbye to them either.

/Film classification: 9 out of 10

The Long Walk to theaters on September 12, 2025.