Christine (1983) - Movie Review
Vložit
- čas přidán 23. 08. 2017
- Want to support my channel and get awesome exclusive content?
/ codyleach
John Carpenter brings to life the killer Plymouth Fury straight out of the classic Stephen King novel. Christine is a twist on the classic monster movie and demonic possession while featuring one of the richest and creepiest characters in horror. Buckle up and check out my review of a cult classic that is Bad to the Bone!
Want to add Christine to your collection?
amzn.to/2w99Rta
Movie Rating System:
BUY IT
SEE IT IN THEATERS
SEE IT IN THEATERS AT MATINEE
SEE IT ON NETFLIX
SKIP IT
FUCK THIS MOVIE
Video Game Rating System:
Call Out From Work
All-Nighter
Tell A Friend
Trade In
Rage Quit
Channel Facebook Page: / codyleachchannel
Facebook - / cjllonewolf
Twitter: / cjllonewolf
Instagram: cjllonewolf
Do you like to shop on Amazon? You can greatly support my channel by using this link to access Amazon!
goo.gl/AqPX19
Fair Use Disclaimer: I do not own any pictures/videos contained within this video.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." - Zábava
“Watch what you say to my car, she’s real sensitive !”
She's gorgeous may I stare?
-Sorry Christine...?
-That's better.
Arnie said good boy
Bro the audio sounds sooooo much better. Christine is highly underrated. Carpenter and King...can't go wrong!
+Drumdums Thanks buddy. Still tweaking settings but the background noise and echo is gone which is a HUGE improvement. Absolutely underrated. I wish Carpenter would've done more King adaptations like Reiner and Darabont.
Still he destroyed so many cars.
This movie is amazing, period.
Intrigued on seeing this
I like how the odometer reverses as Arnie gets more and more of his soul taken by evil. Just like real life.
I always loved how cool the social groups are portrayed in this movie. Arnie's a nerd but his best friend is Dennis, the jock, and Arnie dates Leigh, the hot new girl in school that normally the more popular guys would be sweeping up. And the major bully pair is Moochie and Buddy who are a lanky biker dude and the fat kid. So interesting.
It's actually very realistic. I was in high school in the 80's and there was a much looser social strata. People weren't nearly as stuck up and nerds could be friends with jocks and popular kids.
@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I was in high school in the late 80s/early 90s. I was on the football team and my best friend, to this day, was a so-called nerd.
@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Yup just as long as you were cool to others, people were generally cool towards you. For the most part.
*You keep on knocking but you can't come in*
“Part of bein a parent..is tryin to kill ur kid.”
+Nick Mattio lol
I always talk to people about how good this movie is and they look at me like I'm insane because they have never heard of it.
This was always one of my favorite John Carpenter movies...my brother and I used to watch it all the time when we were kids. Then in my freshmen year of college, I had to read the novel for my English class! There were a few things that were left out that I wish had been in the movie (including the character of Roland LeBay). Another thing had to do with Arnie’s “transformation”. In the movie, they seemed to only concentrate on his mental/emotional changes...but in the book, Arnie had really bad acne that suddenly started clearing up once he bought Christine...also the fact that he wore really thick glasses then soon after buying Christine no longer needed them! Both of these were important plot points in the book; just as important as the way his attitude changed. I think all of those changes in Arnie should have been shown in the movie so the audience could see how much control Christine truly had over him; especially since the character of Roland was eliminated.
It was kind of shown by him ditching the glasses. In the 50s that was completely unheard of! Stunning movie and I totally get what you're saying.
Nice to see a review of this online. I always loved this movie. It’s aged well, too - still kinda cool, and very underrated. The Plymouth Fury and the soundtrack are the real stars.
Yes this movie is so underrated
Got to love Christine. An underrated classic.
Hands down one of my favourite films ever, love everything about it, the Carpenter feels, the score, the soundtrack. It’s probably my favourite King adaptation
I’m sure Kevin Bacon would have been great in the role but I can’t imagine anyone but Keith Gordon as Arnie, such a fantastic performance.
Yep definitely one of the best Stephen king adaptation can't believe it's getting a remake because it doesn't need one
Good job on the review, Cody. Christine is a great Stephen King and John Carpenter collaboration. Me and my mom (since she's a big Stephen King fan) we love this movie and I never heard of it until she showed it to me. This movie deserves to be a classic and the character of Arnie is one of the best characters ever written and well played.
Arnie is such a tragic character
@@mariovazquez4436 I definitely agree with that
Christine is my all time favorite Stephen King movie!! No one really talks about it for some reason. I love it! Its highly underrated
You definitely should check out this CZcams channel called a great underTaking the man behind the channel talk's about all things king from his books to the adaptations
The reason why they cut out Roland lebay was because of an American werewolf in London where the main character’s dead friend is taunting him into killing himself. The producers of Christine was afraid that it would be too similar, so they cut Roland out and made Christine evil from the beginning.
You mentioned "It" at the beginning. In the book, "It", when Henry Bowers escapes the nut house Christine picks him up & gives him a ride to kill the Losers Club
Thats awesome! I really need to finish that novel I started it years ago and put it down.
Chris Salisbury really 😮
I hate when they mix other books up but I think all the king monsters are friends like the goosebumps ones they get along
In the trailer for the Stephen King movie Cats Eye, Christine and Cujo appear. Also it's been said that Randall Flagg, Pennywise , and the entity from Children of the Corn are all the same evil in different forms. So it would be cool if the evil in Christine was also the same evil. I like it better in the movie how Christine was evil from the start rather than just haunted by a ghost.
Dillon Workman his books are supposed to all be in the same universe. Even his JFK assassination book 11/22/63 has the guy time traveling back to 1960s Derry (awesome book btw). That’s not a spoiler, just a fun Easter egg.
Christine is my favorite Stephen King book/movie. I think if they would have got big name actors like Kevin Bacon it would have made the movie less mysterious.
When I re-watched this movie I always get amazed by the acting and connection between Arnie and Christine.
I honestly believe there isn't a better connection between characters in a horror movie. Michael and Lori's connection isn't on this level, neither is Freddy and Nancy's. I will go as far as Jason and Pamela Voorhees's connection doesn't match up to Arnie and Christine's.
As for a remake it would be a mistake. I don't think there's an actor who can pull off Arnie. Also I believe if there's a remake they would try to make it like the original.
The only way I see a remake happen is if Stephen King and John Carpenter work with the guys who remade Halloween.
I never got the impression Arnie was adopting LeBay's persona. Always felt to me like the relationship he had with Christine is what corrupted him. I personally prefer the idea that the car was born conscious, that it has feelings, desire, and motivation, like a possessive girlfriend.
Christine is my 2nd favorite John Carpenter film, The Thing is first, and it's such a fantastic horror movie. The relationship between Arnie and Christine is what drives the movie. As for me, this movie reminded me so much of The Car, another one of my old school horror classic, but Christine improves on what The Car did. I was a bit disappoint that they made some changes in the movie because I love Roland LeBay's character in the book. Overall, another excellent video Cody.
+The Horror Miser Monty G Thanks a lot man. The Thing is my favorite Carpenter film as well...impossible to beat that one imo.
The Horror Miser Monty G same nice
I heard 14 of her previous owners had died tragically the fact she had. Mote then14
Me : looks at rating on christine
Movie: two and a half stars
Also me: two and a half stars my ass
Witch review site are you seeing this bull shit on?
@@mariovazquez4436 on tv if you hit info is says two and half stars
@@04killer07 ? On IMDb it has 3 and a half and on RT it has 69%(nice)
@@mariovazquez4436 I’m talking about like regular tv
@@04killer07 tf? Why are you reading regular tv reviews?
Keith Gordon is fantastic as Arnie Cunningham and John Stockwell is fantastic as Dennis Guilder. 😀👍
Robert Prosky and Roberts Blossom were great in this film. I use to have a boss who acted just like Darnell. RIP to both of you.
I caught the last couple scenes of this as a little kid (4 or 5), and it affected how I played with cars my entire childhood. Magic cars were central to all my playtime.
Hahaha same , used to pretend they were alive. Not sure 5 year olds should love this movie but I did.
Such a solid flick. Also Christine is badass! We met her and her new paramour, Bill. So awesome! We interviewed Bill and see his maybe Christine memorabilia collection. If you're curious, you can see it on our book vs movie review of Christine.
+HORROR ADDICTS Oh hell yeah I'll be checking that out. Thanks for watching and #KeepCZcamsCreepy
one of my personal favorite king adaptations
Wow, Brooke Shields and Scott Baio would have ruined this movie. Thankfully John Carpenter always knows what he's doing!
+Elver Fossiltoe Absolutely. One of those times the studios would have ruined a movie before it even started.
What? Studios ruin movies? Naaaaaaah! HAHA :P
I agree that this movie is so underrated. Different from the book, yes, but awesome in its own right. The best scene in this movie has got to be 'ok....show ne' the music in that scene. The sound when the headlights come on, it still gives me goosebumps every time! That entire movie score is amazing!
I need to rewatch this movie. I remember liking it. This would be a great one for Scream Factory to get their hands on. Great review, btw.
+TheUnderdog1026 Oh I'm salivating just picturing the artwork if Scream Factory got ahold of this. Thanks a lot!
I love the background music! Nice twist on the soundtrack! Great review, it always blows my mind how overlooked this classic is.
A little trivia on why the book and movie are different was because of an American werewolf in London. The movie had just come out a couple years earlier and they didn't want to look like they were copying the whole talking to a dead person and mentally break down.
When I first watched this trailer & The Making on TV. I always wanted to have a Christine toycar when I was a little kids.(1984) :))
Everything you said about this film is spot on. What I love about it is how the car itself was filmed. With the ominous tones of the score, it just gave the car a creepy and eerie vibe in every scene it was in.
So wait, a book written by King and a movie directed by Carpetener? Nice! ❤️
i'm watching christine right now, i got it on blu ray, it came in the mail today, i ordered it off amazon.
Cody, your channel is probably one of the best finds i’ve had in years! Love your videos!
Thank you
I just watched Christine earlier today and it was the Shit! It is near being on Top of the Classic Halloween Movie. When i was scrolling through Netflix, i literally had the Excitement going and i watched it and i was so Happy to enjoy this Movie. This is probably the 5th time that i have seen your Review on Christine.
Yeah this movie proves that cars can be scary 😱.
One of my favorite John Carpenter movies.
8:47 Oh Yeah ! Music to my ears 😏🤟🎸.
Great review Cody and take care and stay safe 👍🏻.
Awesome cast, awesome cars, and an awesome collaboration in King and Carpenter, one of my favorite King adaptation.
Great video and a great film ,saw this first when I was 5 and have loved it ever since
I always thought that maybe Christine is a play on Pristine, meaning "in it's original condition or untouched" and Christine always repairs itself into it's original condition. Anyone?
Just checked out Christine for the first time, I would probably say that it is John Carpenters 2nd best film behind Halloween, the character development of Arnie going from being the nerdy teen to dark and sinister bad boy because of his obsession with Christine is eerie storytelling, thanks for the recommendation Cody
Christine ... A very underrated classic, love this film
I love this movie! I rewatch it all the time and it never gets old. One of the best 4K transfers out there too.
First, how the hell can someone not know this film. It's amazing. The guy playing arnie (Keith Gordon) is so good... His change throughout the film is amazing.
Second the Thing is scary as shit. You get paranoid watching that film. Did you review this?
Finally great lines in this film.
Totally agree, still love Christine. Happy New Year Cody from PTC, GA.
Oh sh*t! Never knew you reviewed one of my favorite movies!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
One of my absolute favourite horror movies. I could not imagine anyone else directing this movie, you feel Carpenter in every scene with that synth score. I watch this movie 2 or 3 times a year and never gets old.
Same here man. One of Carpenter's best.
The score in this is amazing! Awesome job on reviewing, Cody! You are SOOOOO cool!...not to mention adorable
Lol Thank you. It's a gift
@@CodyLeachYT I hope you're single; seriously, call me! :) (e-mail me)
You hit the nail on the head as far as all the little things that I like about this movie: the cinematography, the unknown lead actors, the believable (non-cliche) character personalities, the score, it's SO good and so underrated.
What's that music that plays in the background throughout the review and where can I get it?
Christine is every car guy’s dream turned nightmare
This is another movie I saw in a theatre. I saw it on a 70mm screen and it was breathtaking. I fell in love with the movie so I went out and bought the soundtrack on record or what we call today vinyl. I still have that vinyl as we speak with the same mint condition as it was in 1983 when I bought it.
I bought the movie on blu ray, the DTS is magnificent, it's a step up from the DVD which had a terrible sound on it. The sound on the blu ray is awesome especially the part near the end where arnie pops out of the windshield and grabs Leigh. That part scared the shit out of me for the first time in years since the theatre. This movie is one of my top favourites.
I think that both versions of Christine's origin work in their own way. The version where she's possessed gives the justification for Arnie acting more like LeBay, while the version where she's just evil from the start frees her up for a new identity, which I think they did a great job with as a possessive, controlling girlfriend.
Another underrated JC gem.
Your review finally convinced me to check this one out
Funny thing today going to the markets with Anthony was we drove by a building where a red 57 Chevy was on a rotating display in front and I called out " Oh Shit, Christine Lives!". Funny enough it's what led me to your channel when he reminded me.
This film was a childhood favorite, I would watch it on VHS And on Ch.13 ( Which played it a lot). The score is forever incredible and proves that the best and most terrifying music comes from simple beats and sounds. It worked for Carpenter, it worked for Zombi, Even Session 9 has simplicity that will make you look over your shoulder. One scene that always stuck with me is the "Ok, Show Me!" scene. The high beams hidden within the synth and the flawless bleed in of The Viscounts classic "Harlem Nocturne". I searched for that song for 15 years and one October evening at a candy shop of all places I heard it and stayed in there until I got the title and have played it since.
As for King adaptations this one is in my top 3. Along with ( many will dispute because of the changes) The Shining, and one I feel doesn't get enough love "The Night Flyer".
Well done Again. Keep up the awesome.
Just subbed #1500!!! Adam from Almost Sideways said to check you out! Loved this review so much!
+Harley Queen Thank you so much for watching, subscribing, and informing me that I passed 1500. SO excited. I absolutely love this movie so I'm glad I did it justice.
Great review and definitely at the top of my Stephen King movie list.
Thanks dad. Absolutely at the top of my list too!
Ritch Leach your son is an awesome CZcamsr
Imagine if they remade this movie but in the cars universe
+The Dark Knight Hahaha That's the only way they'd get me to watch another Cars movie.
the Mad Titan Thanos I think a remake of Christine would be kind of cool, especially today! I’d be for it.
Don't send that to Hollywood I beg of you!
@@ghfan51184 Hollywood would ruin it if they tried to remake Christine now. No thank you, leave well enough alone.
@@Kor1134 You said it. Hollywood blows these days. All they can do is $300 million superhero shit-shows or Star Wars garbage or some feminist/racist SJW crap.
Just rewatched Christine(1983) a few days ago & enjoyed it. Got the paperback novelization of the film. I'd avoid any demonically possessed car no matter how classic the car is.
Awesome Review. I love the book and the film version. I so would love to have that car. No shitter ever came between me and Christine...
+LUIS Hell yeah man that would be a dream to own one of those Furys
Great review. Subbed.
Found your channel yesterday, and have been enjoying your reviews. Had to subscribe. Christine is such a great movie and book. Not my favorite King adaptation, but definitely in my top 10.
+Okie Jewels Awesome glad you enjoy the channel. I love the hell out of Christine!
12:09 - The screenwriter(s) cut out the owner's spirit controlling Arnie because 1) they were looking for ways to cut down the story for runtime and 2) AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON had just come out at the time of preproduction. AAWIL had a spirit visiting the main character and everyone involved thought CHRISTINE would just be copying or ripping off that movie, etc. That's why the plot was changed.
I have loved this movie since I was in elementary school and I'm 38 years old now. I saw the movie before reading the book and was instantly hooked. I read the book not too long after and was amazed at how much more detail there is. I'm a hard core Christine fan and even with the differences between the novel and movie, I can't help but to love them both. I too often wondered why they left out Roland LeBay from the movie since he was actually a big part of the novel second to Christine herself. All John Carpenter really mentioned about it was that it was too complex and wanted to keep the movie simple and easy to follow. I don't know how accurate that is but in a way I can see what he means. But, he could have at least had Roland sell Christine to Arnie instead of George. Ah well. Either way Christine seems to be gaining more popularity as time passes. I'm meeting more people who are into the movie as I am. I dream to one day own a Christine clone. Id love one of the actual cars from the movie as there are 2 or 3 in existence, but that will take a lot of cash that I don't have. Christine will be a movie that never gets old. The fact that the regeneration scenes were done long before computer generated graphics were even a thought is what really makes this movie that much better. Really the ONLY way this movie can get ruined would be with a remake slathered with CGI. Should one ever be made I vow to never watch it and stay loyal to only the original. Thank you for posting your review, I really enjoyed it. I look forward to seeing more. Happy motoring!
+StrongEnough78 Thanks for watching!
Cody Leach You're welcome! Oh and I just watched the behind the scenes extras on my Christine DVD. The reason Roland LeBay wasn't brought into the movie is because the ghost and decomposition of a dead character being part of the life of the main character was just done 2 years prior on An American Werewolf in London. John Carpenter felt it would have been too similar to that movie to have it done again in Christine. This is directly quoted from John Carpenter himself.
+StrongEnough78 Interesting
Cody Leach I thought so too. I think the differences for the purpose of the ghost character would have made enough of a difference to include Roland in the movie, but, oh well. Anyways I thought you'd like to know :)
Having a dead character in the backseat talking to Arnie would have given off too much of an American Werewolf in London vibe and eliminated much of the mystery of not knowing.
Great review
Thank you!
Hey Cody I just found your channel and I’m obsessed. Please review The Descent 1 and 2 and Thirteen Ghosts if you haven’t already
I just saw this movie a few days ago with no context of what it was and I thought it was pretty damn good. Even more so because I didn't know what to expect and didn't see it from the beginning, I first thought this was a teen movie about girls and stuff in the 80's but then the car started doing shit on it own. It really caught me by surprise but still didn't seem like a horror movie until later when they mentioned the "suicide" and the previous owner. Nice!
I always felt the [Man and his Car] relationship was represented in this flick because almost every car guy can relate... up to the demonic possession level of course.
Im 35 years old and I've never heard of this movie until today Oct 27th 2022. I just watched it today and I loved it.
Christine is one of my favorite car movies ever
Nice! This is my favorite SK adaptation. One nitpicky issue I have are the abrupt scene transitions, other than that I think it's a perfect movie.
+Zachary Haith Hell yes. It's a close 2nd to a Pet Sematary for me. I didn't notice that but everyone sees something different.
I have a johnny lightning collector's item with the will darnell's garage display I got it at the auto show at the ix center in march 2020 haven't look for the DVD yet but I am sure I would look for it.
Awesome review Cody, I purchased the US Import of this Carpenter classic on Blu ray because the UK version was crap with a awful transfer, I agree this is very underrated film often overlooked & Keith Gordon as Arnie is terrifying in this, I never read the novel so I didn't know the car was actually possessed by the previous owner, I agree with you that would've translated better than just having the car evil as we never know why the car becomes possessed in the movie it just is.
Great reviews Cody.
that score scared the shit outta me as a kid!!! Always looked both ways on city streets ,expecting here that music.
Awesome review man! Probably my favorite Stephen king horror adaptation film. If I ever win the lottery I'm buying that damn car!
+Jason Hamilton Thanks man. It's a very close second to Pet Sematary for me. I'd love to own a Fury!
Cody Leach bro if I ever get to buy that damn car I'll drive it down to Georgia and get you and Lee and go to a horror film viewing in it!
+Jason Hamilton I'd drop everything in a heartbeat! Lol
I am just about to turn 58, & this is my all time favorite movie. I have watched it at least 25 times. it never gets old & the car could not be sexier. great review
Great review of one of my favourite movies/books. Glad to see someone else talk about this movie. I agree on your comment about Roland should have been in the movie. I also would like to have seen Buddy die in the movie the way he did in the book.
How did he die in the book I'm curious? Thanks man
Cody Leach Buddy and his two friends are chased at high speed in their Camaro by Christine. It takes place in the winter in a closed state park. Christine rams the Camaro into a concrete Island killing the two friends. King describes Buddy feeling like he was drenched in hot water but realizes it was his friends blood. Buddy escapes the wreck but Roland’s ghost appears before Buddy dies and says” that’s the end of you shitter”
Your review of Christine is spot on, and I agree with you. I think the movie Christine is an underrated film and is under recognized. It’s funny, because I first watched Kristine on TV, and I was a lot younger so to me, the idea of a car that killed people didn’t really appeal to me, so at first, I thought I hated the movie. Last year, I decided that I would read the book. I read the book and loved it! So I would then decided I would watch the movie. I watched the entire movie on video, and it was amazing! The book helped me to appreciate the characters, and what the car Christine was all about.
I also share your same negative. I did think it was weird that they had Christine start out to be evil and unlike the book, they didn’t have the ghost of Roland do you Labe possessing Arnie. I’ve watched Christine several times and I love the acting, and I love what they did with this movie. The score definitely was awesome! John Carpenter really did good with this movie.
Sorry if there are any miss spellings. I use dictation on my phone.
Top notch review of a lost underrated classic. They don't make movies like this anymore. It's weird that with the 80's revival going on that this hasn't been remade or otherwise revived.
Great review, Cody! By any chance, have you read the book? Because your thoughts on the movie reflect my thoughts on the novel, it's one of King's most underrated works and deserves to be celebrated to a higher level.
One of My favorite horror flicks because of the numerous motifs and amazing soundtrack. Timeless!!!
I couldn't agree with you more. One of my favorite John Carpenter movies as well as one of my favorite Stephen King adaptions.
Great review Cody. 4 stars this film its awesome on Every level. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 Shape on!!!🍁 🎃
I agree that the whole possessed car aspect should have been the same as the original source material had it. perhaps showing what the brother told them happened when his brother had the car first then cut to his selling the car to Arnie. After this movie came out and I'd seen it tn the theater I sooooo wanted a 58 Fury! Ended up with a 77 Delta 88 instead LOL!
Great to hear someone give some love and appreciation for this film. Always loved it.
I read the books this summer, and I forgot about this movie, because I Sorret on TV, but they cut a lot out of it when I Sorret on TV, so I thought it was loved the book and thought it was really creepy. I bring that up, because I hear you on that one negative of the movie. After reading the book, I rewatch the movie and I loved it!
I own the score of this film on vinyl. That’s how much I love the music of this film.
I think I’ve seen this when I was younger is there a scene where a guy and the car go through a wall and he’s flung forward
Yes
Christine is a classic & highly underrated. This movie is damn near perfect.
Great movie one of the best older movies out!
+Tom Cabler Absolutely. ALWAYS one of my favorites.
Keith Gordon is great in this movie, from his slow transformation as he becomes possessed to the subtle smiles he gives when being told horrid things while trying to act concerned. I always felt like he was the basis for the personality of Dean from Supernatural. Also, this is the rare film that sets up and pays off, and has little details you don't pick up on until after repeat viewings. I'm also dismayed this film is so lowly regarded.
I think having the car be evil from the beginning is better. King tends to overexplain his supernatural occurrences (see The Shining).
They change it because they wanted to keep it mysterious
Same!!! I love this movie and also love the book and have never understood why they mesh the characters of LaBay and his brother for the movie. Doesn't make sense, but still love both of them.
I literally just finished the book. I’ve never seen the movie before and never had and interest whatsoever in either of them. But let me tell you it might be Stephen Kings best written book, not my favorite, but definitely up there! It was such an engrossing story from the start. A+ for me now I gotta sit down and finally watch the film. But if you’re reading this give the book a chance cause it’s freaking awesome!
I agree, I wonder why Robert Blossoms (George LeBay) wasn’t cast as his brother the owner of Christine. He was a great actor. First saw him in Escape from Alcatraz.
I saw this for the first time last month and I was highly impressed with the film. Don't know what took me so long to watch the movie but better late than never I suppose
+Locarbmonster Absolutely better late than never. I've discovered so many classics since joining CZcams that I regret not watching sooner.
Same here bro, so many classics I've watched because of the tube and some I still need to check out
It never ends. haha Feels like endless homework thats awesome to chip away at.
LOL that's definitely one way to look at it
I'm 37 and have recently just watched it but had never even heard of it. I discovered it by chance after reading about it on someone's comment relating to James Dean's allegedly cursed car. It's a fairly good film and I'm now a fan of Christine and other Plymouths!
This is one of fav movies. I named my black cat Christine.
Get her a fire engine red collar with chrome/stainless steel decorations and it'll complete the connection, haha
You probably have already heard this but there's a fan theory saying George is actually Rolland also do you think a remake of Christine would work in 2019?
One of my favorite King books and Carpenter flick
i like the movie, but the book is so much better, because as you said, the most horrific thing is the transformation of arnie. its not as good in the movie. also the car doesnt just repair itself, but leeches his energy, when he pushes her in circles to "repair" it.