Stephen King's Cat's Eye

Starring:Drew Barrymore, James Woods, Alan King, Kenneth McMillan, Robert Hays, Candy Clark, James Naughton, Tony Munafo, Court Miller, Russell Horton, Patricia Benson, Mary D'Arcy, James Rebhorn, Jack Dillon (II), Susan Hawes, Shelly Burch, Sal Richards, Jesse Doran, Patricia Kalember, Mike Starr
Director: Lewis Teague
Studio: Warner Home Video
Product Type: DVD

Description

An anthology of three Stephen King short stories, connected by a supernatural stray cat who wanders through each tale.

Customer Reviews:

feathers are flying.......2007-06-10

Classic King and 80's movie combined with plug's & homage to King's other books throughout. We used to watch this as kids on Saturday morning Bubba Bo Bob Briggs's Monstervision on USA. No wonder everyone that grew up in the 80's is odd. But it's better than growing up with The Wiggles and their ADD developing puppets.

And yes the guy kicking the pidgeon is hilarious. I watch this movie last night and then saw at Petsmart they sell pidgeons for $30. It has nothing to do with anything other than I had pidgeon kicking on the brain.

Something scary for the whole family........2007-03-10

Stephen King does it once again with Cat's Eye. Much like Creeshow, 4 stories have been interwoven to create 4 tales involving the central them of "loss of breath". General, a tabby cat, is the main character who crosses the U.S. on a mission to save a young girl from an unknown evil. The movie is a chronicle of Gerneral's series of unfortunate situations he comes across on his journey. Lots of fun and a little scary for the preteens.

I would like to see the rest of this movie........2007-02-01

This is a very good movie. I liked it. First I read the short stories by Stephen King (Quitter's Inc. And The Ledge) and I think this movie did them justice for the most part. It is very well acted and the cinematography is astounding. But I can't give five stars due to an over the top smoking scene in the first segment and the cutting of the prologue at the begining. I would have liked to have seen it, for it explains the cat's motivation. Quitters Inc. was good, The Ledge was the best of the three, and The General was very enjoyable. All in all a good film for lovers of Stephen King (who B.T.W. did a good job of writting this movie).

not a horror movie(except for the fact it is a horror to watch).......2006-06-06

sstephen king can blame no one but himself for this missfire of a movie,because HE WROTE THIS JUNK! never finds it's feet, horror,comedy,drama,fantasy,adventure,and even thriller,it tries to be all and fails at each one!!! skip it!!!

It's the cat's meow!.......2006-03-01

I watched Cat's Eye last night, for the first time in at least 15 years, and I'm happy to say it STILL doesn't disappoint. Not as dated as you'd expect after all this time either. Cat's Eye isn't scary, though has some suspenseful moments. I don't think anyone would be scared except small children (in particular for the last story) but they shouldn't be watching this sort of thing anyway.

As a smoker, the Quitters Inc. segment made me wish they had some sort of smoking cessation program such as. And for the gambling segment, I about died when he kicks the pigeon! Hilarious! The final story is also quite fun with the little monster. If you're looking for something unusual to keep you entertained, give this movie a try. It's a classic!

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Stephen King's Cat's Eye
Starring: James Woods
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B000GAKBG2
Release Date: 2005-09-06

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