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To help save time on the tight schedule, the producers and director Frank Darabont hired the camera [...]	D
When the police cars and fire truck pass the grocery store, the fire truck is clearly marked Caddo P [...]	D
The opening set, where David Drayton (Thomas Jane) is painting, is based on Drew Struzan's actual st [...]	D
Initially developed at Paramount.	D
The character Bud Brown (the store manager with the striped necktie and the red vest)'s name was cho [...]	D
It took a while to configure, but the loading dock effect of having the mist stay at the open roll-u [...]	D
In the beginning, David is drawing a a new movie poster. On the wall, there is another movie poster [...]	D
Frank Darabont's shortest film to date.	D
Amanda has an empty six-shot revolver and two full speed-loaders in her purse. This means there are [...]	D
Before David and his group leaves, Mrs. Carmody requests that Billy and Amanda be sacrificed. A popu [...]	D
In the narrative as to why Mrs. Carmody wasn't stung by the giant wasp, Mrs. Carmody believes the mi [...]	D
Jeffrey DeMunn, Melissa McBride, Laurie Holden, Juan Gabriel Pareja, Cheri Dvorak, Sam Witwer, Brand [...]	D
The partially toppled highway sign towards the end of the film is an actual sign on Interstate 295 i [...]	D
During an action scene in the film, a man runs into a wire rotating-book shelf in the grocery store. [...]	D
Denise Huth, co-producer for this film, is currently co-executive producer for The Walking Dead (201 [...]	D
Shot in 37 days.	D
Frank Darabont wanted Thomas Jane to play Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead (2010) after they worked t [...]	D
Darabont felt the novella's ending (the survivors drive off into the mist hoping to reach safety) wa [...]	D
The revolver used in the movie by Ollie and David is a Colt SF-VI/DS-II with a rubber Hogue grip.	D
Frances Sternhagen's third appearance in a Stephen King film adaptation. The first was Misery non de [...]	D
The exteriors were filmed outside Shreveport, Louisiana. It's convincing enough as New England that [...]	D
Despite fans claiming that Norton was the one cocooned in the Kings Pharmacy, it was actually the mi [...]	D
The sequence where the flying wasps break through the glass originally included a giant centipede cr [...]	D
Frank Darabont loved Laurie Holden who plays Amanda Dunfrey, saying she's his "leading lady in The M [...]	D
The giant creature at the end was one of several designed by the legendary Bernie Wrightson.	D
Norm is wearing a T-Shirt from WKIT Radio in Bangor, Maine. This is one of three radio stations owne [...]	D
Stephen King got the idea for the source novel when he was in a Maine market. When he noticed the fr [...]	D
When the group heads to the pharmacy next door, Private Jessup holds the kitchen knife reverse blade [...]	D
One of the big influences on the spider design was The Outer Limits: The Zanti Misfits (1963).	D
William Sadler, who plays Jim, was also in two other movies that were adapted from Stephen King's wo [...]	D
This is the first film that Frank Darabont has made that is set in "the present", barring the "frami [...]	D
When the group is in the next-door pharmacy, David (Thomas Jane) can be seen taking a comic book as [...]	D
The characters of David and Amanda Dunfries were originally supposed to have already known each and [...]	D
The store at which this was filmed was called Tom's Market in Vivian, Louisiana.	D
David calls his son "Big Bill", the nickname of the character Bill Denbrough from Stephen King's 198 [...]	D
David's jeep is a 1968 Toyota Land Cruiser [FJ55].	D
Brent Norton's Mercedes that's been crushed by a tree was a rental that had been in an accident but [...]	D
The pharmacy next to the Food House store is called "King's Pharmacy", most likely a reference to au [...]	D
It was Guillermo del Toro who introduced Darabont to the effects house, Cafe FX.	D
(At 59 mins.) The window impacts were accomplished by hurling baseballs at the glass, and then digit [...]	D
Darabont added the Private Jessup character to drive home the danger that Mrs. Carmody and her mob r [...]	D
Andre Braugher plays another character in a previous Stephen King TV movie adaptation of Salem's Lot [...]	D
Director Frank Darabont wanted to cast Stephen King in a supporting role, but King turned his offer [...]	D
Silver sulfadiazine, sold under the brand Silvadene among others, is a topical antibiotic used in pa [...]	D
Frank Darabont's "controversial" ending actually comes directly from Stephen King's source material. [...]	D
This is Thomas Jane's second Stephen King movie. He played Henry in L'acchiappasogni (2003).	D
Shot in the eight-week hiatus of The Shield (2002) with its cinematographer, two camera operators, t [...]	D
Toby Jones's father, Freddie Jones, appeared in Fenomeni paranormali incontrollabili (1984), also ba [...]	D
When David grabs a comic from the rack in the pharmacy, you can clearly see an issue of "The Goon" t [...]	D
Originally, David and his group, while driving away from the market, were supposed to drive by the w [...]	D
In the supermarket, Irene Reppler is reading the newspaper "The Castle Rock Times". Castle Rock is o [...]	D
It was Jeffrey DeMunn's idea to have McBride's character return at the end aboard the refugee truck [...]	D
This isn't William Sadler's first time with The Mist. He played David Drayton in an audio version of [...]	D
Frank Darabont agreed to make the film with Dimension only under the condition that no matter what, [...]	D
Thomas Jane was a constant (and welcome) presence in the editing room in an effort to learn the trad [...]	D
It took four days to record the DVD commentary. That's apparently fast for Darabont, as his track fo [...]	D
In the narrative as to why all the creatures from the mist resemble prehistoric or alien beings is n [...]	D
They filmed on sound stages in Shreveport that had been converted from the city's old convention cen [...]	D
Frank Darabont had originally been offered $30 million by a producer to make this film, but with one [...]	D
Thomas Jane was the first actor to whom Frank Darabont sent the script.	D
The flamethrower at the end was constructed by the effects department out of parts purchased at Home [...]	D
(At 35 mins.) Andre Braugher added the brief racial subtext during his big outburst, which worked be [...]	D
When the hacked-off piece of tentacle is poked in the loading dock, it sizzles, turns black, and mel [...]	D
According to Cinefex magazine, Frank Darabont did not originally plan to include the giant, six-legg [...]	D
Darabont's initial script opened with a scene in a military lab showing the accident that ultimately [...]	D
Thomas Jane was considered for the role of Rick Grimes in 'The Walking Dead'. Laurie Holden, Jeffrey [...]	D
Actor Sam Witwer plays the role of Private Jessup in the film. Singer/actor Sheb Wooley, who is said [...]	D
Stephen King says that he was genuinely frightened by this adaption of his novella. Frank Darabont d [...]	D
This is the third film that Frank Darabont has adapted from Stephen King's work. The other two are L [...]	D
Although not directly stated in the movie, it is implied that the creatures entered through an extra [...]	D
It is never revealed what happens to Norton, we don't see what happens to them. They walk out into t [...]	D
Director Frank Darabont originally wanted the film shown in black and white. The two-disc DVD/Blu-ra [...]	D
The line "My life for you," spoken by Mrs. Carmody in the film, is a recurring line in other Stephen [...]	D
The original Stephen King novel was also the inspiration for the video game Half-Life (1998), where [...]	D
The Dark Tower poster being worked on by David Drayton was actually painted by Drew Struzan, an arti [...]	D
The character of Ollie Weeks is named after Fat Ollie Weeks from Ed McBain's 87th Precinct series of [...]	D
In the opening shot of the film, David is painting in his room. The picture he's drawing is a design [...]	D
Despite the setting in Maine, the film was shot entirely in Louisiana and Texas. To Frank Darabont's [...]	D
Thomas Jane sat in for a better part of the editing process, since he was interested to learn about [...]	D
At the end of the film, when the rescue truck with Melissa McBride passes by David, Frank Darabont o [...]	D
The game Half-Life was inspired by the novella 'The Mist'. In the game, the main weapon of choice is [...]	D
Thomas Jane, Toby Jones, Sam Witwer, and Nathan Gamble have all been in adaptations of Marvel and DC [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: When Cornell dies.	D
The earthquake scene included a surprise in the form of a "huge earthquake rumble" recording that th [...]	D
Frank Darabont had no idea when he hired Chris Owen to play Norm that the young actor was already we [...]	D
Frank Darabont originally wrote an opening scene showing the military scientist referenced to by Pri [...]	D
From 1:01:12 -Hollywood clichÃ© #015: wait for an emergency before testing the plan.	D
When Marcia Gay Harden received the script, she was resistant at first, having never done a horror f [...]	D
In the first couple of seconds of the movie when David Drayton's studio inside his house is shown, b [...]	D
They had to prep the movie in eight weeks, Frank Darabont stated: "I've never prepped a movie in les [...]	D
In the pharmacy scene, when David Drayton is collecting a comic book for his son, Frank Darabont pro [...]	D
William Sadler and Jeffery DeMunn both appear in Frank Darabont's Stephen King prison movies The Gre [...]	D

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After the bagboy is killed, the store generator is shut off. Yet when David is recounting the incid [...]	D
Jim refers to Morales and Donaldson as "peckerwoods". Morales is Latino. Donaldson is African-Americ [...]	D
The blood splatter on the windshield goes from being in the middle of the broken glass to being spre [...]	D
The Castle Rock Times, the newspaper that a shopper is looking at in the Food House general store, h [...]	D
When Norm is being dragged by the alien under the stockroom door, initially there is no visible bloo [...]	D
When Private Jessup is outside the supermarket about to be killed by a monster, he bangs and smears [...]	D
In the final scene of the movie, blue skies and a few clouds are visible in the windshield of David' [...]	D
After David shoots the people in the car, there are bloodstains on the inside of the windows which a [...]	D
The fallen tree which crashed through the house of David Drayton at the beginning of the film appear [...]	D
Throughout the movie, but prominently in a scene where David is standing with some shelves behind hi [...]	D
The headline "Electric storm largest on record" on The Castle Rock Times is accompanied by "placehol [...]	D
When the group is finally leaving the market, all those headlights on the truck would produce a brig [...]	D
When the stabbed soldier is thrown out of the supermarket, on the inside on the door is a yellow sti [...]	D
Mrs. Carmody is supposedly a devout Christian, yet refers to the book of "Revelation" as "Revelation [...]	D
When Sally gets stung by the wasp-like creatures, the mark from the sting on her neck appears BEFORE [...]	D
When Private Jessup is being lynched, we see the wings of the collar of his shirt repeatedly switch [...]	D
When the tree "falls" through the window of the house at the beginning of the film, it comes straigh [...]	D
As the group walk up to the pharmacy, you can see the business hours on the door glass readable from [...]	D
While several trees are still standing, at least one was pulled out of the ground by the roots, a pl [...]	D
Central Maine Power (CMP) trucks have an orange cargo area with a white cab, unlike those shown in t [...]	D
No explanation is given as to why David did not use one of the bullets to kill two people at once.	D
Out-of-date Army uniforms. The MP's khaki uniforms and plastic helmet liners were discontinued in 19 [...]	D
When the gigantic creature crosses the highway in front of the vehicle toward the end of the movie, [...]	D
After the bloody scene in the storeroom, David's shirt is wet but not very soiled. When he steps int [...]	D
Towards the end of the film, a white state police car is shown upside down, but marked Maine State p [...]	D
Maine has counties, not parishes. Parishes are the term for counties mostly found in Louisiana.	D
As the group is driving through the mist at the end of the movie, they pass by David's mailbox. The [...]	D
Strangely enough, the military convoy at the end of the film is led by a self-propelled howitzer, no [...]	D
After the tentacle slaps the bag boy, it leaves a noticeably bloody mark on his neck and chin which [...]	D
Right after the mist covers the market, when Mrs. Carmody says "It's death," the parking lot, cars, [...]	D
When David is seen repeatedly beating down on one of the winged creatures in the grocery store with [...]	D
When the flying insects arrive and the lights need to be doused, several people instead turn all the [...]	D
When the first flying critter smashes through the store window, it leaves a perfectly round circle i [...]	D

Frase

Dan Miller: What are you saying? What are you prop [...]	D
Amanda Dunfrey: You don't have much faith in human [...]	D
Irene: You'd think educating children would be mor [...]	D
David Drayton: Want another reason to get the hell [...]	D
Dan Miller: [after the car runs out of gas] Well, [...]	D
Ollie: Morning, Mrs. Carmody. Mrs. Carmody: [refe [...]	D
Biker: Hey, crazy lady, I believe in God, too. I j [...]	D
[after Norm is dragged off into the mist] Jim Gro [...]	D
Ollie: [Ollie just fired 2 shots] I killed her. D [...]	D
[You scare people badly enough, you can get 'em to [...]	D
David Drayton: [after Jim let Norm go to clear the [...]	D
Jim Grondin: We got you now, you sorry son of a bi [...]	D
Mrs. Carmody: [to Amanda] If you hit me again, if [...]	D
Wayne Jessup: It wasn't my fault!	D
Amanda Dunfrey: I just want you to know that it's [...]	D
Stephanie Drayton: How did you two always manage t [...]	D
David Drayton: [seeing a bunch of soldiers speedin [...]	D
Bud Brown: It appears we may have a problem of som [...]	D
Brent Norton: Now listen people. We are experienci [...]	D
Bud Brown: For Christ's sake, Ollie. You want me t [...]	D
Wayne Jessup: I heard stuff. Mrs. Carmody: Stuff. [...]	D
Billy Drayton: [running towards his parents] Mom! [...]	D
David Drayton: [to Jim] You got that kid killed, a [...]	D
Ollie: We have to tell them. The people in the mar [...]	D
David Drayton: I'll call the studio when the phone [...]	D
Ollie: [after David tries unsuccessfully to convin [...]	D
Ollie: [Mrs. Carmody is preaching to her 'cult' an [...]	D
Irene: [after hurling a can of peas at Mrs. Carmod [...]	D
Ollie: As a species we're fundamentally insane. Pu [...]	D
David Drayton: What do you know about this mist? [...]	D
David Drayton: [screaming into the mist] Come on!	D
[first lines] Billy Drayton: Whoa!	D
Brent Norton: [trying to start up chainsaw] Mother [...]	D
Mrs. Carmody: We have Judas in our midst!	D
[last lines] David Drayton: They're... they're de [...]	D
Norm: Let's rock.	D
Dan Miller: Don't go out there! There's something [...]	D
David Drayton: Sure there's no way I can talk you [...]	D
Ollie: Those of you who aren't local should know t [...]	D
Irene: We had damage at the school, wouldn't you k [...]	D
Irene: Jim Grondin. I had you in school, didn't I? [...]	D
Amanda Dunfrey: You don't have much faith in human [...]	D
Ollie: We gotta discuss how we're going to stop th [...]	D
Myron: [looking into the mist] So... any boogeymen [...]	D

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