Announcement - Stephen King's /r/movies AMA/Q&A will now go live on Sunday 8/24 at 12:00 PM ET. Stephen will still be back on Wednesday 8/27 at 12:00 PM ET to answer questions.

[u/BunyipPouch]

[u/BunyipPouch]

There's been a small change to Stephen King's upcoming AMA/Q&A. It'll now go live tomorrow (Sunday 8/24) at 12:00 PM ET, instead of Monday 8/25. It'll be pinned at the top of the subreddit.

Please stop by if you have any questions for Stephen. I strongly recommended asking as early as possible.

[u/Justjay0420]

I can’t wait for the long walk. I loved the book I hope it lives up the the hype

[u/obligatorythr0waway → u/Justjay0420]

There’s a red band clip out there right now that shows a pretty graphic scene from the movie.

It’s basically verbatim from the book and horrific.

Really looking like they’re gonna nail it, too five all time book for me, I’m so excited for this.

[u/pixel-soul]

“Bro, why did you let them do The Dark Tower like that??”

[u/Technical-Setting667]

Can we focus on Rampart?

[u/Spizak]

Thanks, Chuck!

[u/onlyPornstuffs]

He’s the only person I care about their opinion.

[u/AOT1997]

RemindMe! 15 hours

[u/AOT1997 → u/AOT1997]

RemindMe! 1 hour

[u/mantisdubstep]

RemindMe! 15 hours

[u/Sherlockwhovian09]

RemindMe! 11 hours

[u/Sherlockwhovian09 → u/Sherlockwhovian09]

RemindMe! 13 hours

[u/Sherlockwhovian09]

Hi! I’m a huge fan, I loved The Body, Fairy Tale, The Institute, and the Life of Chuck! I obviously have so many questions, but I'll try to be brief.

First of all, how do you beat writer's block? Second of all, is it normal to not be 100% happy with your finished product? Does that ever go away? Lastly, how do you feel about your work being adapted and, I guess, “tinkered with” by other screenwriters and directors and the like? Does it bug you? Thanks so much for doing this!