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I hated the movie ending. Short story ending is way better. Best way to watch the movie is just turn it off when they leave the grocery store then it bearable.
The ending of the movie is a bit shitty... Dude just had to wait like 10 more minutes and would have been fine. But they just had to use those last 3 bullets burning a hole in their pocket. The book ending still sounds better than that.
Stephen King actually likes the movie ending more than the one he wrote.
https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/why-stephen-king-prefers-the-mist-film-ending-to-his-own-novella
Stephen king has written more bad reviews about his own shit than other people have.
I mean, get it. I hate me too
i for one liked the ending for that exact reason
Mist everywhere, monsters big as buildings roaming around, as well as small dangerous ones; Car is dead; No immediate supplies; You've seen what those things can do and how they can make you suffer before you die; No foreseeable hope that any human forces can help you. Got a gun that can end It all with no suffering.
The bitter aftertaste, when the dispair takes place is, chefs kiss. Not every story needs a happy ending.