Ron Ferguson

The show is watchable but not well written. Instead, they should have produced a show based on the novel, Hatchet, which does an excellent job of describing feelings and demonstrating realistic survival, and has excellent follow-up novels that improve each time.

The kind of movie everyone should watch.

This movie and the performances have aged well. I like it more now than the first time I saw it.

Waste of time. Not funny. Not suspenseful. Corny. I have seen better half-hour tv shows do this better.

I DO NOT recommend the 2020 version of The Stand. The direction and editing have turned Stephen King’s novel into a disjointed, fragmented, out of sequence movie that can make no sense to anyone who has not read the book. The movie is difficult to make sense of if you have read the book, which I have, because the editing jumps from one part of the story to another in a way that makes no sense. My recommendation is to edit it again and put the storyline into a comprehensible order. Each sequence of the movie is, in itself, superb. The cast and the casting are excellent and accurate. I am disappointed because I was really looking forward to the movie. Instead of wasting my time watching the movie, I will reread the book, which I love.

Great premise, bad movie. Disappointing.

As a movie, I recommend as it has superb cast. It is shot and edited well. It is very watchable. However, it is redundant as the 1976 movie has better pace, editing, storyline, and cast.

I like this movie. There is a story that makes sense. The actors and performances are strong.

I recommend. Superb cast and superior performances. Best movie of King’s work.

This series is tv at its best. It is a true and faithful adaptation of Rex Stout’s work. It deserved at least two more seasons.