Talk:Dreamcatcher (film)

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[edit] request to add an external link

I run a website where we write synopses and spoilers for movies, and I'd really like to link to our Dreamcatcher synopsis. I'm not trying to spam; I'm making this request for about 8 movies in total. I really think this would be useful and informative to anyone looking for a bit more detail on what happens in the movie. And this wouldn't break any Wikipedia rules concerning external links...but posting the link myself WOULD break the rules. I can only ask that folks here take a look and if anyone thinks it would be useful to others, to please post the link. Here's the synopsis: http://www.moviecheat.com/ShowDetails.php?mid=146 Rasi2290

After reading through your page i can definatley say i WILL NOT be making any such links! "The ass worms leave big bloody holes when they come out, and once they're out they rip people apart." I cant imagine that being "useful and informative" to anyone.

[edit] Stupid writer

I'm not in the habit of making such comments on WP, but, having just seen the film on TV, the screenplay is unmitigated crap. I know cinema rquires a "temporary suspension of belief" but to what extent? Two guys stuck in the back of the Rockies in winter in a hunter's cabin - and they don't have a gun??? C'mon! TINYMark (Talk) 03:48, 7 January 2008 (UTC)

Okay... but what does this have to do with this article? Nobody can simply edit the article with their own opinion on the film as a whole; the idea of a one-sided article does not really fit the standards of Wikipedia. User:Icebox482000 05:21, 8 March 2008 (UTC)

Actually it was set in derry maine. The screenplay actually was very close to the novel, which this writer above has not read.