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The Life of Chuck: Unpacking the Meaning of Charles Krantz’s Multitudes
The Walt Whitman poem reminds us that the life of Chuck is about more than just Charles Krantz. Early in The Life of Chuck ‘s final third section, an idealistic teacher tries to inspire her students with a bit of verse. She stands in front of the unruly class and reads some famous lines from Song of Myself, the epic poem by Walt Whitman:
Tom Hiddleston leads an all-start cast in this Mike Flanagan adaptation of a novella by Stephen King, opening wide June 13.
The big indies are out in force in a crowded market on another strong weekend for ticket sales with the domestic box office ...
Such are the implicit theses of a subgenre one might term “life-affirming cinema.” At one point in the new film The Life of ...
Stephen King and Mike Flanagan ("Doctor Sleep") are back for a mystical, ambitious tale with a dying (and dancing) Tom ...
NPR's Debbie Elliott speaks with Karen Gillan, who stars in "The Life of Chuck." The genre-bending is based on a novella of ...
Hiddleston hopes audiences leave theaters on a hopeful note. Would you want to know how you'll die? It's a question you might ...
TIFF's People's Choice Award has been a prime Oscars precursor. But 'The Life of Chuck' will need broader audiences to ...
Mike Flanagan's new film, a maudlin mystery about a man dying of cancer, feels hobbled by its extreme faithfulness to the Stephen King novella on which its based.
Mike Flanagan's adaptation of a Stephen King novella, starring Tom Hiddleston, tries to get at the very meaning of life.
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