This is the longest I've spent on a video in a WHILE. So that's why it took a bit longer for me to upload. If you enjoy it, please consider blessing the rains down in Africa by sharing on social media. In any event, stay safe, stay in style by wearing a mask and keep your social distance and you won't have to eat the "special candle". 😷
The ending is truly haunting given how badly Paul is affected by his PTSD; his substance abuse increases, the nightmares of Annie and paranoia resulting from the torture
@@the-berries-and-cream-dudeI don't think that's a reason to not print other copies off and keep them locked in a safe in your home. It's not like someone else has to have it. I think it speaks more to Paul's obsession over Fast Cars and his need for control over his addictions, personally
If she's unhappy with how the book turned out, why didn't she just do what we all do when a book (cartoon, movie, TV show, etc) ends. Write fanfiction about it. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Why write fan fiction when you can force the new outcome it’s like bing able to force d&d to 1. Take hbo’s money to do the 14 seasons line they got funding for and 2. Stop them before season 6 so they would not have fucked 7,8 so badly And 3. Get George to finish his dam book .
Annie is also an embodiment of how he saw some of his fans react after he strayed from the horror genre to write his first fantasy novel "The Eye's of the Dragon".
@@Xehanort10 And they forget that these people aren’t real and threat them dying like their own family (parents, siblings, etc) dying and calls the author a “murderer”
@@Xehanort10why do you think they are obsessed fanboys and fangirls? you wouldn't give a shit about the person if the person didn't make what you liked.
I think nowadays Annie can also represent the fandoms that end up taking the creators of the sagas hostages and force them to ruin the stories. How many good sagas end up turning into crap when the fandom demands more material and the creators become greedy.
@@tonyisnotdead mostly through flooding their means of communication, tweets, etc. Some times, some fans even follow them into their domiciles or dog them while out. This causes most managers to pressure their writers into writing stuff just for sells. It's more worrying than it sounds, but sometimes it's blown out of proportion.
I've only seen clips of this movie but this portrayal of Annie Wilkes still scares me. The obsessive fanatic that doesn't realise, despite the fact that a book is a writer's pride and joy it's still just a book, fiction.
@@Chicaner7 yeah! There are lil differences. Like instead of a Camaro (or whatever he was driving) he drives a mustang and there are some scenes cut off but I’d say it’s pretty enjoyable
I feel it's important to add that while asking for permission to read Fast Cars, and demanding he burn his novel Fast Cars, Paul is in severe pain and Anny is actually withholding his pain medicine until he agrees to let her read it and until he burns it,.
Annie actually used an axe to cut off his foot and blowtorched his wound and cut off his thumb with an electric knife. I know it’s gruesome but they should have did that in the movie maybe we can get a remake
I always thought when Paul says “the type writer is missing the letter “n”, that one of the letters in your favourite authors name”. Paul Sheldo_ Stephe_ Ki_g And also the letter “e”
imagine being stephen king and seeing cujo in stores and going what the hell reading it and then being like damn this is a good book I dont remember writing this
I had to have been 5 or 6 when my mom and I went to see this in the theater. Bates is forever a hard act to follow in every film shes been in. One of my favs is A Home of Our Own. Her range and intensity is top tier.
Misery is probably one of my favourite Stephen King stories because it seems so personal and sort of relies on a very real fear/situation of mental illness, addiction, as well as the side effects of becoming someone in the public eyes. I never knew there was so much to Paul’s history, but it’s really interesting to see this being tackled! Great job!
Misery might be one of Stephen Kings most horrifying novels, since kidnapping and torture are actually things that happen, the book freaked me out but the movie genuinely gives me nightmares of my foot being chopped off and my thumb being used as a birthday candle
As someone who’s had PTSD from a young age I can confirm this is exactly how it is I can’t have doors cracked open because I see a face in them I don’t remember who it is I used to hate looking up our attic step because I’d see a decaying old mad stare at me from to slits in the door
I cannot get into bed unless my sliding mirrored closet doors are completely closed. PTSD even minor as healing continues, is still difficult to live with.
I've read the book, but it's been decades, so I actually didn't realise he burned a stack of blank paper at the end! I always thought he burned the real Misery's Return manuscript whenever I watched the movie. (Unless he did burn the MS in the movie but not the book)
5:29 Yeah Paul's struggles with alcohol and drugs are based on King's. In an interview he said "Annie was drugs and booze and I was tired of being Annie's pet writer."
I've read several of Stephen King"s novels, but Misery isn't one of them. I didn't realize the book is so much more brutal than the movie! That Annie surely is a hot mess! But Paul Sheldon for sure has some issues all of his own.
Everyone should go watch Castle Rock! It’s SO amazing and has yet to be renewed due to most not knowing about it. Missy Caplan did a phenomenal job as young Annie!
Can I just say how masterful you weave the movie scenes and stock footage together to create a an engaging visual narrative that fits with your summary of the books' events? Like reversing the movie footage at 32:20 and the absolutely adorable 26:44! (Rip Dwayne) This must have taken a lot of work! Thanks for the quality content, keep it up! I'm your number one fan! >3>
“For many people, when they think of misery they think of the infamous hobbling scene” Me: NO NO NO *hits skip button hits skip button hits skip button*
Ginny of New Stone It’s an effect in the video. You can see it happen beside his head too. It just so happens that it lines up with his eye at certain times.
I honestly adore the production value of your videos so much. It's constantly improving and you definitely have a unique theme and discernable passion that keeps me coming back.
Thanks for the wonderful telling of the story. I have dyslexia and a reading comprehension difficulty and I love King's movies and this was great for me. Misery is my favorite of the King's movies.
Man I love your videos, even when it’s a movie I haven’t seen you make me want to go out of my way to watch it. Another great horror history! Was 100% worth the wait🤘
The reason Annie had a Sharpened Cross is because one of her Farm Animals named Bossie died, and she buried Bossie, and used the Cross as a Gravestone to mark the Grave. EDIT: This is another example of a Deus Ex Machina in the Story, because it's never mentioned before the Officer's Death. It should've been Paul's rescue, but it just so happens that Annie had a Sharpened Cross just sticking out of Bossie's grave to use as a weapon.
I always appreciate the objective and respectful way you discuss topics like drug addiction and mental illness when they have so much to do with the story, like this one and the recent Diana Walter video. It makes the videos educational in more than one way :)
Yet another banger of a history lesson!!! I've been a King fan ever since I was able to read at that level (and i'm old, lol, so it's been a loooong time). I honestly think Stephen King would appreciate and enjoy your breakdowns! Love it and appreciate every vid you give us!!
I'm sure if you didn't already know this, you've had a ton of people shouting this at you from the comments, but if not: Daniel Webster was an infamous lawyer in mid-1800s but is now mostly remembered through "The Devil and Daniel Webster," a story where the famous lawyer had to defend someone in a trial for their soul. . This "webster pot" might've been a reference to a man besting the Devil with nothing but his wits. I don't actually know because this video is the extent of my Misery trivia awareness.
Just discovered your channel with your Annie Wilkes video in my recommends, and was very surprised I hadn’t heard of this channel before since videos like you make as well as true crime video are pretty much all I watch on here. What’s not surprising is how close you are to hit 1M Subs since your videos are very well put together. This is only the second video of your’s that I’ve watched and am now Subbed. Very interested in seeing what else you’ve got going on. Keep it going and you’ll hit 1M in no time.
No joke? CZs World videos were what I mostly watched apart from horror movies when I was weaning off morphine. Got addicted after a mugging. Been clean 3 years. Thankyou.
I always hit your notifications so fast! I always love seeing you upload. I guess I missed what they decided to diagnose Annie with. It's jarring when you have the same diagnosis with a character, and how Hollywood shows your illness in the media. ANYWAY I bring this up because it's nice to see it not get made fun of by the reviewer. Usually when I get jarred like that I leave. But you were not a jerk which is super radical. I love your channel and I am going to hit that like button every time
Never seen the movie but I read the book when I was around 16. Started it in the evening, could not put it down. Bit past dawn I finished it. Absolutely riveting novel, I ought to re-read it, I had forgotten a lot of these details.
This episode was really interesting. Thanks a lot for keeping us distracted during this period. Also I'm gonna call my tripod Broad Legs now. XD Glad to see there's another fan of Abroad in Japan!
So glad to see this, I've been waiting for Misery! One thing though: is it really borderline personality disorder? I thought she was severely manic-depressive.
I think it would be cool if you did Haunting of Hill House. AND other Stephen Kings. I was really captivated to hear how Some of IT was linked in to other Stories. I would like more of those. It really helped me understand alot of the books i had read and couldnt quite put it together.
I've watched the movie so many times because the acting is top notch. I believe one great thing it does is it makes Kathy Bates look really pretty, almost angelic, at times. I think the movie improved on the book
mr whale I’ve never read or saw misery but the facts about his childhood paint a great picture of why he is the way he is as an adult. Didn’t seem random to me
@@sydneyp7867 I know it isn't random and the childhood facts are great symbolism for whats going on, I was just trying to say it's funny without any context.
I finally watched the movie for the first time today! One of the greatest Stephen King adaptations. I haven’t read the book yet, but Paul Sheldon is a very interesting character! Great video, as always!
Its been so long since i read the book, but for sure in the movie he had a Daughter who was grown and was worried about him. and I think she had even planned to go to Colorado in the spring when the snow was melting so she could look for him.
@CZsWorld I absolutely love your videos there interesting and funny when you make jokes I appreciate all the work you put into the videos be safe during this quarantine
"A little pissed." My mind: 10:07 Definitely the phrase to hide the furious feeling deep within from exploding Definitely me at times with some of my anger....
Czs found flicks and dead meat are the best channels. I especially love horror history. Thanks for for being part of youtube and one of my favorite youtubers
For anyone struggling with quitting cigarettes and don’t really want to try patches/pens my mum smoked from 14 all the way to when she discovered she was pregnant with my last sibling, that’s about at least 35-40 years and she ended up reading a book that really helped her take her mind off of smoking but also had tips on ways to help cope and hobbies that can help get your mind off of it. It was 12 years ago when she stopped and she’s much healthier now and happier, and she says that the book was a big part of quitting. I don’t know the name of it but if I find out I’ll post a link.
Save Hartley sawyer I’ve actually never thought that Paul had the shining. I saw him more of a normal person in an unfortunate situation. But maybe the ghost of the Overlook helped make Annie Wilkes the way she was.
I watched season 3 of Showtime Affair when Brendan Fraser was a guest cast member. Protagonist Dominick West character is a writer and John Gunther/Brendan Fraser is correction officer (Dominick West is in prison because a car accident he pins on himself when his wife was the driver, it was a way to redeem himself because the death of his mother during his childhood). It was Misery like. The Dominick West character was addicted to pain killers and had hallucinations while on parole.
This is the longest I've spent on a video in a WHILE. So that's why it took a bit longer for me to upload. If you enjoy it, please consider blessing the rains down in Africa by sharing on social media.
In any event, stay safe, stay in style by wearing a mask and keep your social distance and you won't have to eat the "special candle". 😷
Hi ghostface!!!
Bruh
Love the video 😊
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@@Manjustman_25806 lmfao
The ending is truly haunting given how badly Paul is affected by his PTSD; his substance abuse increases, the nightmares of Annie and paranoia resulting from the torture
A lot of captives suffer from paranoia and are hyper vigilant due to their captors unstable moods and behaviors
CZ, FoundFlix, and Dead Meat are whats helping in this quarantine
Yep
They should all do a colab
Patrick Baker what if that actually happened though?
@@alviepuggaming2726 It would be epic
Yes! I agree
Annie forcing Paul to burn “Fast Cars” is a more extreme reason why you should always always ALWAYS have extra copies!
But not having copies helps with the manuscript not getting leaked, especially nowadays. It’s a double edge sword either way.
@@the-berries-and-cream-dudeI don't think that's a reason to not print other copies off and keep them locked in a safe in your home. It's not like someone else has to have it. I think it speaks more to Paul's obsession over Fast Cars and his need for control over his addictions, personally
HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW PAUL SHELDON. THE MISERY BOOKS. WHAT KIND OF BOOK STORE ARE YOU IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PAUL SHELDON!
I'm almost tempted to include that as canon when I cover Annie.
@@CZsWorld when will you do annie 😏
@@CZsWorld please do make that canon.
@Sergio_carballo1018 probably in a couple weeks, for his next horror history.
Ha I saw this skit she had me like umm
If she's unhappy with how the book turned out, why didn't she just do what we all do when a book (cartoon, movie, TV show, etc) ends. Write fanfiction about it. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Fan fiction isn’t as satisfying as having the story changed just for you
Dewey Salazar it’s more satisfying when you don’t have to torture the writer to change shit for you tho
Why write fan fiction when you can force the new outcome it’s like bing able to force d&d to 1. Take hbo’s money to do the 14 seasons line they got funding for and 2. Stop them before season 6 so they would not have fucked 7,8 so badly
And 3. Get George to finish his dam book .
Ironically in the movie she uses fan fic as a cover
Because she crazy
Annie is also an embodiment of how he saw some of his fans react after he strayed from the horror genre to write his first fantasy novel "The Eye's of the Dragon".
A lot of the more obsessed fanboys and fangirls think authors should only write what they want them to.
@@Xehanort10 And they forget that these people aren’t real and threat them dying like their own family (parents, siblings, etc) dying and calls the author a “murderer”
I actually love "The Eye's of the Dragon" and can respect his dip into the genre.
Stephen King did a fantasy novel, when did this happen?
@@Xehanort10why do you think they are obsessed fanboys and fangirls? you wouldn't give a shit about the person if the person didn't make what you liked.
I think nowadays Annie can also represent the fandoms that end up taking the creators of the sagas hostages and force them to ruin the stories. How many good sagas end up turning into crap when the fandom demands more material and the creators become greedy.
I agree ☝️
how do they force them?
@@tonyisnotdead mostly through flooding their means of communication, tweets, etc. Some times, some fans even follow them into their domiciles or dog them while out. This causes most managers to pressure their writers into writing stuff just for sells. It's more worrying than it sounds, but sometimes it's blown out of proportion.
I've only seen clips of this movie but this portrayal of Annie Wilkes still scares me. The obsessive fanatic that doesn't realise, despite the fact that a book is a writer's pride and joy it's still just a book, fiction.
Kathy Bates is a phenomenal actress.
It's a great movie!! Very intense, but definitely a classic film!
This was Kathy Bates' first theatrical job, I think
I recently finished reading “Misery” and I can tell you that the book is way more terrifying than the movie
Is it also more enjoyable?
@@bush-b5330 yup
I've just finished the book and I'm about to watch the movie, is it enjoyable?
@@Chicaner7 yeah! There are lil differences. Like instead of a Camaro (or whatever he was driving) he drives a mustang and there are some scenes cut off but I’d say it’s pretty enjoyable
@@bush-b5330No it isn't.
"paul asks if shes okay and she responds"
>sick music
"No."
yea same.
I feel it's important to add that while asking for permission to read Fast Cars, and demanding he burn his novel Fast Cars, Paul is in severe pain and Anny is actually withholding his pain medicine until he agrees to let her read it and until he burns it,.
The book is much more terrifying than the movie. Gosh
Paul becomes more and more scary I thought he would become more physchotic and kill her
Yeah, Annie even threatened to cut his man-gland off
Annie actually used an axe to cut off his foot and blowtorched his wound and cut off his thumb with an electric knife. I know it’s gruesome but they should have did that in the movie maybe we can get a remake
I always thought when Paul says “the type writer is missing the letter “n”, that one of the letters in your favourite authors name”.
Paul Sheldo_
Stephe_ Ki_g
And also the letter “e”
Also T!!!
@@angi123451 no. Paul sheldon has no T. But there is SHE.
the only class im on time for ♡
You get an A+.
Good job on the A+ dude!!!
@@CZsWorld You're a good teacher
imagine being stephen king and seeing cujo in stores and going what the hell reading it and then being like damn this is a good book I dont remember writing this
After Paul escaped from Annies house and moves back to New York he and his wife births buddy the elf and Kyle, and writes children books
You just connected the best movies ever made good job
Brilliant!
Turns out Santa Claus is a real person in the Stephen king universe!
Give this man a reward.
I believe it
I had to have been 5 or 6 when my mom and I went to see this in the theater. Bates is forever a hard act to follow in every film shes been in. One of my favs is A Home of Our Own. Her range and intensity is top tier.
Solodolo84 Have you seen her in Deloris Clairbourne? Amazing!
Misery is probably one of my favourite Stephen King stories because it seems so personal and sort of relies on a very real fear/situation of mental illness, addiction, as well as the side effects of becoming someone in the public eyes. I never knew there was so much to Paul’s history, but it’s really interesting to see this being tackled! Great job!
Misery might be one of Stephen Kings most horrifying novels, since kidnapping and torture are actually things that happen, the book freaked me out but the movie genuinely gives me nightmares of my foot being chopped off and my thumb being used as a birthday candle
After watching misery, the rest of my school days was a misery because ANNIE WAS an exact replica of my headteacher.
Did she keep you in a wheelchair?
@@CZsWorld if you had the view of her face if you got the questions wrong W. O. A. H. 👹
Oh shit
Did she beat your legs with a hammer?
@megazoid her STARE was enough to DISCOMBOBULATE & POP my brain cells. 👺
Your videos are the best! I always watch these to calm down my anxiety, and when I’m cleaning and I listen to it like a podcast 😊
Perfect! That's how I watch UA-cam too.
Mee too😸😸😎
Same!
Same
As someone who’s had PTSD from a young age I can confirm this is exactly how it is
I can’t have doors cracked open because I see a face in them I don’t remember who it is
I used to hate looking up our attic step because I’d see a decaying old mad stare at me from to slits in the door
That's not how PTSD works but I'm sure you enjoy the attention you get when you tell people.
I cannot get into bed unless my sliding mirrored closet doors are completely closed.
PTSD even minor as healing continues, is still difficult to live with.
@@DominicNJ73 you dont know how it works for them. PTSD manifests in various ways and saying shit about attention is ignorant as fuck
@Miss undertaker145⚰️ not all hallucinations are symptoms of PTSD. You might just be schizophrenic bro.
that’s not ptsd that’s called paranoia i believe
I've read the book, but it's been decades, so I actually didn't realise he burned a stack of blank paper at the end! I always thought he burned the real Misery's Return manuscript whenever I watched the movie. (Unless he did burn the MS in the movie but not the book)
If he did burn blank paper maybe he kept the MS as a memento
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE, TURN IT UP
Sorry about the long wait!!
5:29 Yeah Paul's struggles with alcohol and drugs are based on King's. In an interview he said "Annie was drugs and booze and I was tired of being Annie's pet writer."
I've read several of Stephen King"s novels, but Misery isn't one of them. I didn't realize the book is so much more brutal than the movie! That Annie surely is a hot mess! But Paul Sheldon for sure has some issues all of his own.
Read it dude, is a thrilling read and you won't regret it at all
The book is pretty terrifying. It’s one of King’s best & came during the height of his iconic classics.
I called my mum Annie Wilkes because she kinda looks like her
Ghastly Dragon 10 lol my mum calls me Annie Wilkes when I’m in a mood 😂
Sound terrifying.
Mini Melanie lol
Mini Melanie love the profile pic btw
Bruh
"I wonder if King has ever seen an episode of Horror History..."
That's an interesting question.
Everyone should go watch Castle Rock! It’s SO amazing and has yet to be renewed due to most not knowing about it. Missy Caplan did a phenomenal job as young Annie!
Yoooo Zack’s hair is turning him into Emo Shaggy.
Misery is easily my favourite Stephen King story. This will be interesting to learn about!
It's my favourite Paul Sheldon series
Same
I will say, for the record, hobbling scares me more than cutting off the foot. I don't know why, but it does.
Now we need a horror history on Annie Wilkes.
Amazing video btw, you're keeping me sane during this trying time.
I read the book misery when I was 12, annie wilkes reminds me of the star wars fandom
Lmao this is so accurate
I read it like 2 months ago
Nah. Just the Reylos.
Of course
Just discovered this guy but can I just say... I LOVE his channel! GET THIS GUY MORE SUBS!
Can I just say how masterful you weave the movie scenes and stock footage together to create a an engaging visual narrative that fits with your summary of the books' events? Like reversing the movie footage at 32:20 and the absolutely adorable 26:44! (Rip Dwayne) This must have taken a lot of work! Thanks for the quality content, keep it up! I'm your number one fan! >3>
Paul is such a caothic mess in the novel
Africa!
He is way more messy he probobly would be more dangerous physcho if he wasn't a novelist
“For many people, when they think of misery they think of the infamous hobbling scene”
Me: NO NO NO *hits skip button hits skip button hits skip button*
Same
Lol mee too
I don't know why, but I think Paul's first scream sounds like filling a cup with tap water
Is it just me or does it look like a 1 tear comes out of CZ's right eye every so often?
No, I kept thinking I saw that too
Ginny of New Stone It’s an effect in the video. You can see it happen beside his head too. It just so happens that it lines up with his eye at certain times.
@@BMarie774 oh, ok I figured it was something like that, but just wanted to make sure I wasn't going crazy, lol.
I honestly adore the production value of your videos so much. It's constantly improving and you definitely have a unique theme and discernable passion that keeps me coming back.
Thanks for the wonderful telling of the story. I have dyslexia and a reading comprehension difficulty and I love King's movies and this was great for me. Misery is my favorite of the King's movies.
Man I love your videos, even when it’s a movie I haven’t seen you make me want to go out of my way to watch it. Another great horror history! Was 100% worth the wait🤘
The reason Annie had a Sharpened Cross is because one of her Farm Animals named Bossie died, and she buried Bossie, and used the Cross as a Gravestone to mark the Grave. EDIT: This is another example of a Deus Ex Machina in the Story, because it's never mentioned before the Officer's Death. It should've been Paul's rescue, but it just so happens that Annie had a Sharpened Cross just sticking out of Bossie's grave to use as a weapon.
Misery is my favorite S. King story and I never realized the addiction metaphor.
I NEED that tie, I like how it's a subtle reference to horror, but it could also just pass as a regular tie.
I can’t for the life of me figure out what it’s referencing, it looks so familiar and it’s driving me crazy
Penelope Rodriguez it’s been a few months, but I thought I’d let you know it’s the carpet pattern in the Overlook hotel from The Shining movie
This is one of my favorite novels in general, and I think you did an excellent job with this video. Cant wait for more, keep up the good work!
I always appreciate the objective and respectful way you discuss topics like drug addiction and mental illness when they have so much to do with the story, like this one and the recent Diana Walter video. It makes the videos educational in more than one way :)
Yet another banger of a history lesson!!! I've been a King fan ever since I was able to read at that level (and i'm old, lol, so it's been a loooong time). I honestly think Stephen King would appreciate and enjoy your breakdowns!
Love it and appreciate every vid you give us!!
OMG. I only saw the movie. I got to read the book now. So much left out.
"Or subscribe to czs-"
Me: i- Thats butifal that helps me stop being an idiot...
I'm sure if you didn't already know this, you've had a ton of people shouting this at you from the comments, but if not: Daniel Webster was an infamous lawyer in mid-1800s but is now mostly remembered through "The Devil and Daniel Webster," a story where the famous lawyer had to defend someone in a trial for their soul.
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This "webster pot" might've been a reference to a man besting the Devil with nothing but his wits. I don't actually know because this video is the extent of my Misery trivia awareness.
I hope we get an Annie Wilts! Also, I love these! I love how deep you go into the story to look over everything to make sure you get them right!
These videos are as entertaining as the movies they reference! I admire your dedication to producing quality content.
The hobbling scene never bothered me... But the scene where he is forced to burn his manuscript reeeaaaly messed with me.
Just discovered your channel with your Annie Wilkes video in my recommends, and was very surprised I hadn’t heard of this channel before since videos like you make as well as true crime video are pretty much all I watch on here. What’s not surprising is how close you are to hit 1M Subs since your videos are very well put together. This is only the second video of your’s that I’ve watched and am now Subbed. Very interested in seeing what else you’ve got going on. Keep it going and you’ll hit 1M in no time.
No joke?
CZs World videos were what I mostly watched apart from horror movies when I was weaning off morphine. Got addicted after a mugging.
Been clean 3 years.
Thankyou.
I appreciate the pattern of your tie matching the carpet from The Shining.
I always hit your notifications so fast! I always love seeing you upload.
I guess I missed what they decided to diagnose Annie with. It's jarring when you have the same diagnosis with a character, and how Hollywood shows your illness in the media. ANYWAY I bring this up because it's nice to see it not get made fun of by the reviewer. Usually when I get jarred like that I leave. But you were not a jerk which is super radical. I love your channel and I am going to hit that like button every time
Greetings from Finland! I'm an amateur writer and i get a lot of inspiration from your videos! Keep up the great work!
Never seen the movie but I read the book when I was around 16. Started it in the evening, could not put it down. Bit past dawn I finished it. Absolutely riveting novel, I ought to re-read it, I had forgotten a lot of these details.
You should make a spotify podcast for your horror storys it would be dope.
This episode was really interesting. Thanks a lot for keeping us distracted during this period.
Also I'm gonna call my tripod Broad Legs now. XD Glad to see there's another fan of Abroad in Japan!
CZ keep up the great content man, this channel is one of my favorites!
So glad to see this, I've been waiting for Misery! One thing though: is it really borderline personality disorder? I thought she was severely manic-depressive.
They had a phycologist study Annie after the movie came out. Her list of mental disorders is very, very long.
I think it would be cool if you did Haunting of Hill House. AND other Stephen Kings. I was really captivated to hear how Some of IT was linked in to other Stories. I would like more of those. It really helped me understand alot of the books i had read and couldnt quite put it together.
Hope you take a look at UNDER THE BED or THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN
CZ is like the cool teacher who hangs out and has fun teaching his students
RIP James Caan
Excellent story summation and cross reference to King's own life and addiction issues. Thanks!
easily your best video about the work of mr king so far, or at least my favorite. Well done dude
I've watched the movie so many times because the acting is top notch. I believe one great thing it does is it makes Kathy Bates look really pretty, almost angelic, at times. I think the movie improved on the book
I love how there are just random facts about his childhood
They aren't random -- they're all in there to help understand his character!
I know but without the context in the book it would seem to people who haven't read it to be random things that happened.
mr whale I’ve never read or saw misery but the facts about his childhood paint a great picture of why he is the way he is as an adult. Didn’t seem random to me
@@sydneyp7867 I know it isn't random and the childhood facts are great symbolism for whats going on, I was just trying to say it's funny without any context.
The novel was the pure definition of “existence is pain” but it was still great!
Also, I love the tie!
I finally watched the movie for the first time today! One of the greatest Stephen King adaptations. I haven’t read the book yet, but Paul Sheldon is a very interesting character! Great video, as always!
Its been so long since i read the book, but for sure in the movie he had a Daughter who was grown and was worried about him. and I think she had even planned to go to Colorado in the spring when the snow was melting so she could look for him.
"Mr Maaaan!" Love this film!
Shout out to Sarah Hawkingson, she lives in my hometown Sacramento. Kathy Bates next CZ, she is a great character inspiration in Dolores Claiborne.
These longer videos are the best!
@CZsWorld I absolutely love your videos there interesting and funny when you make jokes I appreciate all the work you put into the videos be safe during this quarantine
7:48 that was a mustang not a camaro
9:57 Oh my god, thank you for this 😂 I'M NOT OKAY
"A little pissed."
My mind: 10:07
Definitely the phrase to hide the furious feeling deep within from exploding
Definitely me at times with some of my anger....
Hi! Saw a notification and I clicked hella fast 😄
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I love the video always well done thanks for taking the time to put them together 👍🏼
Czs found flicks and dead meat are the best channels. I especially love horror history. Thanks for for being part of youtube and one of my favorite youtubers
So you're just going to mess with my emo heart like that
Right
For anyone struggling with quitting cigarettes and don’t really want to try patches/pens my mum smoked from 14 all the way to when she discovered she was pregnant with my last sibling, that’s about at least 35-40 years and she ended up reading a book that really helped her take her mind off of smoking but also had tips on ways to help cope and hobbies that can help get your mind off of it. It was 12 years ago when she stopped and she’s much healthier now and happier, and she says that the book was a big part of quitting. I don’t know the name of it but if I find out I’ll post a link.
Sidewinder! They’re close to the Overlook! At least none of the characters in Misery have the shining power!
That may have helped Paul
Save Hartley sawyer I’ve actually never thought that Paul had the shining. I saw him more of a normal person in an unfortunate situation. But maybe the ghost of the Overlook helped make Annie Wilkes the way she was.
Oh, I definitely gotta set time for the movie and novel.
You won't be disappointed. The movie got Kathy Bates an Oscar. Watch the movie first, though... The book is fantastic, but is MUCH more grisly.
CZ's tie is the print from the shining hotel carpet I believe.
This is amazing
I love your videos
Thanks for tuning in Axcon!
Totally agree!
Found me new binge channel for next few days thanks m8 great detailed analysis
Damn, CZ missed a golden opportunity to put the “I won’t hesitate, bitch!” vine in at 26:16 😅
That would’ve been perfect
"Misery" is without a doubt one of James Cahn's finest performances......
16:08 Pickle Chungus is a large sign of a gruesome state of mind.
When he had his ankles broken it looked like it hurt.
Always enjoy learning new stuff about stories I love to read 😎🤘🙏
I watched season 3 of Showtime Affair when Brendan Fraser was a guest cast member. Protagonist Dominick West character is a writer and John Gunther/Brendan Fraser is correction officer (Dominick West is in prison because a car accident he pins on himself when his wife was the driver, it was a way to redeem himself because the death of his mother during his childhood). It was Misery like. The Dominick West character was addicted to pain killers and had hallucinations while on parole.
LOVE your vid's!!! You might say that "I'm your number one fan"