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  • What this intro needs is ----MORE COWBELL!!!!

  • This makes me think of the Bird Flu that scientists were able to create a deadly newer version of it, censored in their published report

  • It was supposed to be 2:30 in the morning...lol

  • He tried to warn everyone. He had tacos and beer the night before. It was only a matter of time before that horrible SBD fart would sneak out.

  • sally!

  • Ha

  • >driving at chainlink fence

    >CHARLIE YOUR GUNNA GET US KILLED

    >car driving at a fucking chainlink fence rolling on wheels

    bitch please.

  • this thing was very well made for tv, it drew you in

  • By the looks of this clip, the book (and by extension film adaptation), are depressing, dreary, and post-apocalyptic.

    Just my type of book.

  • @TheVerandaguy

    It's a good book. reading it again now actualy.

  • I began reading this story tonight.

  • This is just my opinion here but, you can really tell they did this BEFORE the summer because nobody's going to be wearing jackets and long sleeves in late June.

  • thanks brunette- love this movie and greatly appreciate the fab people who put time and effort into uploading!!! keep going ................

  • At least the end of the world has a sufficient amount of cowbell.

  • @oeyesea And this is how the world ends. Not with a bang, not with a whimper, but the clanging of a cowbell.

  • The scary thing is.....this really could happen.

  • @eyeslikedeceit  Well we all know how "They" Control Hollywood.. and like to put the truth in our faces.. so maybe..

  • When you put the words out of your mind's thoughts - they become like the old Static Waves of the 1960's. You just look past them.

  • Brunette427: "Yelling" ? How does one Yell on the computer in a Comment section? That defies science. If you mean people are complaining in CAPITAL LETTERS - well, those that write a lot use CAPITAL LETTERS to bring out a specific point or idea to be expressed in a sentence. Kids may use CAPITAL LETTERS as if they're yelling - but I doubt very many KIDS are watching this flick. I haven't started it yet - but I HOPE the audio is perfect - Or I MAY YELL at my keyboard !!!

  • i like the book but i appreciate the movie better, sheerly because though there was a limit to what could be put into it it's one of the few movies stephen did that wasn't edited for content but only time so you get to understand what he wanted from the book moreover than anything

  • I seen this wen i was very young n im sure something like this will happen 1 day but wen is wat we want to no!...

  • @vTHExUNKNOWENv Yes it will....one of these days someone will make a fated mistake....I don't believe that the plague will be what kills us all off...but...it will be what follows that will.

  • is this available fpr purchase?

  • The Stand: Death Has a Mullet

  • The movie adaptation is good... But the Book Version is 100x Better....

  • I just read this book! it is awesome!

  • I got to meet Steven King when he was passing through our small town, he signed my copy of The Stand and talked with me for a long time. I told him that I wanted to be a writer and how awesome I thought he was..He is one of the sweetest people I have ever met!

  • reading the book for the first time and vagualey remember watching this as a kid i love king he's so awesome so i figure im going to watch this up to where im at in the book finish the book finish this and then read the comics :D and having dont fear the reaper here at the start as always stayed with me

  • reading the book for the first time and vagualey remember watching this as a kid i love king he's so awesome so i figure im going to watch this up to where im at in the book finish the book finish this and then read the comics :D

  • Just now watching this, or rather watching it to where I'm at in the Book, but thank you very much, I don't care about the watermark, thank you a million times over. Thank you!

  • thats always the way in these plague films, one idiot wont do what hes told and srews the rest of the world just to save thier own skins, and then dies anyway.

    (human nature,?  mr king recons so.)

    though in this the dark man orchestrated it.

  • @ravenstar100 That's what I always found so creepy about it, that there really doesn't seem to be an alternative for what happened, that the time had come and that the plague would break out and kill everybody anyway.

  • @TheBookWorm1718

    In the novel, it also mentions that they had created a number of bacteria/viruses with this same ability...it also implies that the virus must have mutated quickly because it killed the Project Blue staff basically where they stood but took several days to kill the Campion family.

  • This is the way the world ends.

    This is the way the world ends.

    This is the way the world ends.

    Unregistered user can only convert video with watermark.

    Not with a bang but a whimper.

  • F-A-G-G-O-T this is how we spell Bieber

  • Mrs. Campion is played by Hope Marie Carlton, Playboy's Miss July 1985. Hot.

  • This Movies Beginning Is An Actual Possibility Of The End.

  • @MrHead1972 That's why it's so scary. Damn you Stephen King! Now every time somebody gets sick I start to get a little nervous.

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  • Thank yo for the upload!

  • Probably one of the greatest opening scenes to a horror film/series EVER!

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  • too bad the plague wasn't geared to kill dumb asses like republicans who aren't rich and members of the tea party.........................­...

  • Does anybody else not get why Campion is the only one whose seen after the alert sounds? Where is everybody else? the plague couldn't have killed all the other families in the compound before Campion even got to his house, so why wasn't anyone else running around when the siren blew?

  • Stephen King's Gotta want that cowbell!!

  • This is the way the world ends

  • its weird at how stephen king's the gunslinger comes to this version of earth threw a rip in time/space

  • ..people are predictable, things happen in a sort of progression, that's how things can be prophesiesed, esp. if one has great intelligence and understanding, like God does...doesn't mean He causes bad things to happen...too bad He has been so slandered by false religious teachings originating from the greatest enemy of all mankind, who wants to see us all destroyed..guess who!!??

  • What's really creepy about the whole idea here is that with the religious tones put into it, that means that the plague and this outbreak at the compond was meant to happen at that time and that there was no preventing it. That's the part I find really creepy, more so than just the idea of there being an 'accident' of some kind in the lab.

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  • Anyone read "Earth Abides" 199 George R Stewart? King acknowledges this book as inspiration.

    Very similar, except for the religious stuff in Kings' book

  • Well this was a scene what hunts me all childhood, no monsters cant bring fear about dying like be killed so quickly by a virus, this is just horrible and its the best directed opening scene of horror that i can remember, i will remember this my whole life and maybe after that too...hehee

  • nice shit

  • Thank you for uploading these. The Stand is my all time favourite book.

    imho trash is the hidden hero of the whole story ... :)

  • Who sings?

  • @Se1ander - Song is "Don't Fear the Reaper" from Blue Oyster Cult.

  • @Felamine

    Found out since then, now one of my favorites.

  • I like how this isn't just "the apocalypse" or "after the apocalypse" but actually follows it all the way through.

    Also, "I saw a pale horse and a pale rider" The man driving the white car is wearing white.

    "The horse's name was pestilence and the rider's name was death" The car is carrying the virus, and the man is dying from it.

  • @sockschappercat

    An interesting connection.

    But I think he is the white rider more, I think he came with a plague.

    That guy in prison is the black rider, starvation. Because he is about to starve to death.

    The Trashcan man is war, the red rider. Since he likes blowing things up, and setting them on fire.

    Randall Flagg is either Death, or the antichrist.

    Metaphorically of course....

  • This movie is such a beautiful mixture of cheesy and scary as shit.

  • Why do people like comments like the one that is up top?

    Why do people make such stupid comments?

  • Thanks for the upload.. u r awesome!!

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  • I have seen some people question why King wrote the screen play opening different from the book (ie day time) I think he did to have a few shots of the calm before the storm (the children, playing the mom hanging clothes etc.) I often like the movies based on his book that he writes the screen plays for as I feel his changes make the stories work well on film.

  • @littlesongbird1 you know this story is connected to The Dark Towers series with Roland the Gunslinger ,Randall Flagg hails from Roland's alternate universe!

  • wife@ you left the door open idiot

  • Ur gonna want that cowbell

  • p'lor strkes

  • Now that I've FINALLY finished the uncut edition of "The Stand", I can watch this I ask, "Why can't movies these days be as close to the book as this?"

  • @NeptuneMS385 The only thing that killed it for me the first time around was Max Headroom's really wobbly prop nuclear missiles being trucked through Las Vegas in, I think, the last ep. Everything else worked -- but getting a little stingy with the props budget in such a way took me right out of the moment in a really unforgivable way. However, this sequence here...haunted me like a nightmare since it first aired because it was so restrained, so elegant, and so terrifyingly believable.

  • @NeptuneMS385 i totally agree! i have the uncut book and have read it so many times my binding is falling apart. I also love the movie but I can't even begin to compare the two...they are so night and day. I feel the same way with IT. I LOVE the book and I enjoy the movie but the two are just not comparable.

  • @countryguy3507 I am reading it right now and love it!

  • spot the muslim?????????????????????/

  • This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang but with a Chevy Citation

  • @DoucheDongDick That, and "More Cowbell"

  • @DoucheDongDick Haha...I Have a citation..It's a Great car!

  • @DoucheDongDick Not with a bang but a cough.

  • im sorry but they could have covered the story in about 45 mins...what aload of drawn out shit...why do they employ the shittest most annoying actors..fuking hated it another shit adaption like rose red...unless you goona make a desent movie,leave kings work alone...please dont make the dark tower,it will go on 4 2 years and will bore the fuck out of peeps... 0.0/10

  • @mrMash1975

    You think they could take a book as long as the stand and make it into one 45 minute show? That's delusional and it'd be far far worse than this..

  • @ElderlyPossum just thought it dragged on too long and you didnt really learn all that much,just could cut down on that abit...dont get me wrong my fav film is the shinning,

  • @mrMash1975 Though I don't agree with you in generel I have to admit that I don't want The Dark Tower to be filmed. It has potential for something epic as The Lord of The Rings, but I'm afraid that it will just suck in comparison to the book. Sadly...

  • This song was used as the book's epigraph, so it's inevitable that it would be played in a screen adaption.

  • what yall dont seem to understand is that this was a Man Made "biological weapon" not just a regular virus, meaning that it was somehow mutated to spread and kill faster, the fact that it spread so fast and ghosts its way through bilogical suits and hundreds of feet of ground doesn't surprise me because i'm sure that the scientists/government meant for it to be that deadly in the first place hence a "biological weapon"

  • @MrJohnDeville Captain Trips is not some magic weapon. The only magic may have been by Flagg causing it's release into the air. Captain Trips is just a ultra nasty airborne flu virus. It does not travel thru the ground, it get out thru the vent pipes. It does not go thru bio suits. Filters only last so long & need to be changed. Beards need to be shaved for a face mask to seal. Once capt. trips spreads thru out the world, there is no where safe to breathe without a mask on. How would you eat?

  • And the one question that keeps running through my mind is WHY were they people working there? The superflu was a MAN MADE one, they were not trying to find a cure for it, they were creating the disease that killed everyone, and WHY? That's the part that makes no sense to me unless they were looking to perfect how the Europeans killed off the Indians with the smallpox blankets. But then the question remains who were these scientists trying to kill off with it?

  • @TheBookWorm1718

    Mutually assured destruction.

    It's the same reason why they made nuclear weapons capable of wiping out mankind. The scary thing is this is very, very real; the Soviet Union (and the US) produced a number of strains in quantities capable of wiping out mankind. In fact, the USSR weaponized smallpox and ebola to frightening levels, easily comparable to the superflu in the stand.

  • @TheBookWorm1718 Stand is a true story (- Flagg), just hasn't happened YET. If you have not read the book, read the full latest version. Theme is Pandora's Box. It's what happens when the Military Industrial Complex runs the US with unlimited funding since the 1950's. King got the location of Project Blue wrong. It's at Dugway UT. If there is $ to be made people will do unethical things, including building advanced Bioweapons. "Research" & Testing" are cover words (lies) used dupe the taxpayers.

  • @TheBookWorm1718 Mankind has always been looking for better ways to kill each other. Nothing new there. The thought of scary weapons such as nuclear & bio are useful tools of goverments to keep the population in fear & under control. Who knows if they can ever make a Captain Trips that is 99.4% deadly, but rest assured that they are working very hard to do so & spending a lot of your tax $ on it. The target doesn't matter, the goal is to have more bigger & better "toys" than the other guy has.

  • Thanks for uploading this, I can't seem to find my copy anywhere. Hmmmmm..... It's such a good movie.

  • i keep wanting the words in the middle of the screen to say "unregistered user can only convert video with watermelon."

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  • @Berkleighspellsbitch Watermark :)

  • hey i had no problem with the owrds its good thanks for posting it ;)

  • Thanks for the movie. Just ignore the idiots - if someone isn't thankful, it's his problem.

  • Thanks for uploading--I honestly didn't know they made this into a movie. : )

  • The intro song needs more cowbell...just sayin'

  • Omg... Don't Fear the Reaper made me rofl XD

  • This show is so damn addictive, every time it comes on you can't help but watch it.

  • the book is faaarrrr better!

  • Great mini-series! The first episode was supremely creepy. Wish it could have kept up the intrigue level until the end. Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed it.

  • @BrownBrown90 I know what you mean, the beginning of it is just SO damn creepy and it has that feel of 'this COULD happen' that especially leaves you sitting watching it wondering 'what's going to happen next?' and then at the end of the fouth part it's more like a traditional good vs evil storyline, the suspense and anxiety of the unknown is pretty much gone by then.

  • gasmasks (y)

    

  • If he was fleeing a in a Citation I doubt he made if far!

  • Loved this when it came out! thanks for posting.

  • gahhh the book explains everything so much into detail DANGIT, WHY THEY SCREW UP THE BEGINNING!...and, its at night too! and.... and...she asks if she can pack some clothes and stuff, yeah!!!!

  • the superflu didn't kill people as quickly as that. In the middle of playing ping pong? come on! it took days to kill you.

  • @earlbutters The idea was that they were exposed to such a high does of the disease that they died quicker

  • This is the way the world ends times 3

  • Just the right amount of cowbell in this one.

  • i just finished the book. i'm looking forward to seeing all of this.

  • i love the opening credits...

  • Where does he lurk.. oh where does he lurk

  • I always have a massive fit of 90s nostalgia when the opening credits roll!

  • Interesting, in my version (UK) it has the pale horse/pale rider quote from revelations rather than a TS Elliot quote.

  • @celp88 That is weird. TS Elliot was British..you would think they would use that quote.

  • @littlesongbird1 Possibly, but I think the Revelations quote is most fitting. It ties in quite nicely with Stu quoting the same verses in the final episode, so I'm happy with that as long as that is the only change..... =)

  • to save him self he killed them all sad f

  • Sh!t after watching TV on an old fashion Philps BIG screen Projection TV with the colors going out of wack!!!!! A few letters don't bother me I remember watching this as a Kid... Funny it conjers up child hood memeries Thanx 4 posting Brunette427 your friend djslim104

  • Thank you for uploading these videos. I am really enjoying watching and after a very short time I don't notice the words.

  • The one thing I never understood is how the virus got to Campion in the first place. How did the virus manage to ghost its way through 150 metres of dirt, rock, and steel. Not to mention that the lab itself has a separate air supply than the rest of the underground compound specifically because of situations like this. BTW, its physically impossible for a virus to multiply fast enough to kill its host in less than a couple of days, let alone a matter of minutes.

  • @bumoffhtestreet read the book the die in a couple of day and the virus travel by the infected soldier who left

  • @godbut I read the book. What I'm asking is how Campion (the soldier) got infected in the first place. He was above ground, and the virus was hundreds of feet underground in a separate air supply. You really should pay attention to what my post actually says before you comment. I love SK and this book; its just biologically unrealistic.

  • @bumoffhtestreet In the book he looks up and the badge he wears changes colour showing hes infected and he runs to the door before its locked,

  • @bumoffhtestreet Think. A highly infectious virus, kills off 99.4% of the population in 15 or so days, correct? A few hundred feet is nothing.

  • @antmanzero True, but a few hundred feet through solid matter is physically impossible. Labs like that are hermetically sealed off for this very reason. No virus can ghost its way through steel, germ suits, or rock. I think SK's knowledge of biology was lacking when he wrote this. Still my fave book tho

  • @bumoffhtestreet Well it was written in what, 1980? I don't know much about the matter but seeing as how most things improve with time it could be those kinds of places were not as 'foolproof' as they are now.

  • @TheBookWorm1718 1979 to be exact

  • Does anyone recognize what kind of car that is that the guard drove off in with his family? Just wondering if it has a horse-type name...

    Revelation 6:8 "And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death. and Hell followed with him."

    (NOTE: Before anyone assumes something - I'm NOT religious in the least.)

  • @MrTenshihanQuinn the car was a chevy citation disposable peices of junk...

  • @MrTenshihanQuinn No but steven king I noticed uses biblical references in a lot of his work. Good point.

  • needs more cowbell

  • @nate28jf type in cowbell hero seriously 

  • Awesome. I am reading the book now and I love it. The expanded version

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  • Lol I love how the kid tosses it's toy out the window, like "Fuck that toy." Haha yea... I'm strange 0.o

  • Thanks so much for posting this! I just finished the book and have been looking for this everywhere :)

  • The book was the best ever.

  • That T.S elliot qoute wasn't the right one for this film it was a Bible qoute about the Pale horse or something like that which was referenced throught this movie.

  • I'm reading this now but I wanted to see what the characters looked like xD I hate guessing even though I have a pretty good imagination.

  • "Don't fear the reaper"...how ironicly fitting.

  • Thanks for the upload Friend great job,people are never happy with something for FREE.

  • I watched that movie. 6 hours long very sad and messed up the saddest part was Glens death

  • Jeez it killed them in like 20 minutes... scarry.

  • Thanks for posting this! I'm just starting to watch it now that the making of the big screen movie has been announced. I've never see it so I'm looking forward to viewing. Looks like it was a lot of work to do!

  • needs more cowbell..

  • Thanks for posting. Would the virus have got out without Campion getting away. Did he just exacerbate the problem?

  • @alexkrycek21 Well, he spread it quickly. They might have been able to contain it and keep losses low (that is, perhaps only those on the base would have died) if he hadn't run away, but we got off to Texas too quickly.

  • On the book, S.K. cites some kind of a research about the number of deaths on plane crashes. Something about unconscious death avoidance of those that no-showed on their flights. Is it true guys?

  • i love the book its so much better and much more intresting like weird intresting

  • Love the sign: "Danger of death." Indeed.

  • lol, wouldnt it be great if you were in the bathroom and came out and be like "what the hell did i miss?"

  • amazing of u to put this up ty x

  • The first scene is a Natural Gas Town Border Station.  Kind of cheap production

  • Im reading it for the second time, im currently only on page 150.

  • I got a fevah and the only prescription... is MORE COWBELL!!

  • @bigd23608 My geography teacher showed us tht and then when i was watching this i couldn't stop thinking it! i was like CURSE YOU MR.CAMPBELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • I vividly remember being I think 14 and HOOKED to the TV, recording every episode and watching the whole thing from beginning to end multiple times. I've had the DVD ever since it came out and have also watched it many times (it has an insanely good commentary by Stephen King, Mick Garris (the director) Miguel Firrer, Rob Lowe and more)

  • @sgtpepper1138 Sounds awesome. I'm definitely going to buy it! I loved the movie when I was growing up, too. It was on the SyFy channel a few weeks ago...and I was hooked to my tv watching it the entire day! And the only thing that can make a great movie even greater is awesome commentary. Does it have any other special features, like behind the scenes footage?

  • @MaggieLovesJimmy I don't think there was much besides the commentary. The movie's like 6+hrs long, and the compression would be insane.

  • @sgtpepper1138 I figured as much. lol I was just getting greedy and hoping that maybe there would be an extra disc with just special features. But, hey, commentary itself is a treasure! Especially if the master of horror himself is on there. ;)

  • @MaggieLovesJimmy Yeah, he does a lot of it. It switches between him and some cast members an stuff, but Stephen King is one of those people I could listen to him talk all day. He's such a cool guy.

  • @sgtpepper1138 Totally agree!

  • thanks for uploading, i know it takes a long time. So heres a playlist for people like me that found it hard to get the order right. Hope I didn't mess it up.

    /view_play_list?p=6777A35156F2­783F

    thumbs up so people can see it.

  • Thank You ! : )

  • I love how this ties in with The Dark Tower series

  • What I don't get is that if the virus all of a sudden broke free from the laboratory, how did it get all the way to Campion the security guard so fast?? That just makes no sense. It should have taken a hours one would think to get all the way out there and reach him at the gate. In the book, I remember he is right near the main door of the lab, and it is open like 20 minutes before he finally even notices.

  • @WheelsRCool If you noticed the pipes comming up from the ground youd probably assume that an air born virus got out thru the vents in the lab,made its way up those vents then spread world wide. just and asumption tho lol.

  • I want to listen to this novel while I work, but I can't find an audio book for it.

  • I dont get it. Is there something in the air that is making people drop dead on the floor and how did all this happen? Someone PLEASE tell me what the heck is going on in this movie.

  • @TheZa1994 It's an airborne virus. (I'm not a huge King fan, but I loved this novel. Read it, I think you'll like it.)

  • @TheZa1994 Basically the US develop a virus for use in germ warfare, secretly because of the geneva convention. One man escapes the compound carrying the virus and it then spreads - the government try to control it by quarantine but it doesnt work - soon the whole of the us is infected, save a few who were immune, then it spreads across the world - that is the basic premise - how society crumbles in the face of a deadly virus

  • @TheZa1994 read the book, it's an air borne virus that is the end of the world. let loose from a government research facility