In a Stephen King story, adapted for film by Mike Flanagan, one man chooses his own destiny despite being haunted by death.

In “The Life of Chuck,” the actor known for spontaneous eruptions of joyful movement, lets loose with a feast of footwork. Listen to this article · 8:23 min Learn more Share full article ...

So, below, we’ll talk about The Life of Chuck with full spoilers to both help put everything into context, but also marvel at how beautiful the whole film is when it all comes together.

But that doesn’t mean the film is devoid of scares, oh no. In fact, “The Life of Chuck” makes the most terrifying assertion of the summer so far: Twee is headed for a revival.

Photo: Neon. This article contains spoilers for The Life of Chuck. Early in The Life of Chuck ‘s final third section, an idealistic teacher tries to inspire her students with a bit of verse.

That’s where The Life Of Chuck ends, in an empty cupola at the top of a staircase, where teenage Chuck sees his own death, confronts it, and resolves to live the best life he can in the interim.

“ The Life of Chuck,” based on the brilliant King novella, may surprise you if you’re used to stuff like “The Shining” and “It,” but it’s the kind of story that’ll lift your ...

'The Life of Chuck' brings together two guys with big hearts Of King’s more than 60 novels – plus many short stories and novellas – Mark Hamill figures he’s read at least 40.

Just like in Elio, The Life of Chuck doesn't use Sagan's exploration of the universe to make us feel small and insignificant. Instead, Sagan's work becomes a reference point for all we've been ...

(On a film nerd side note: The Life of Chuck goes wide-release on June 13, which is the 45 th anniversary of The Shining, to which Doctor Sleep is the sequel. Not sure if it was deliberate, but it ...

Walking out of the theatre, I was impacted in a way that rarely happens. “The Life of Chuck” reveals itself, piece by piece, through deeply human moments that sneak up on you.

The Life of Chuck ’s director, Mike Flanagan, has become something of a King whisperer, however, after bringing two of the author’s (considered difficult-to-film) novels to the screen.