The Life of Chuck is requisitely affirming and heartwarming. But what makes it so infuriatingly, outrageously, quintessentially Stephen King is how this so closely follows the paint-by-numbers framing ...

Warning: SPOILERS are ahead for The Life of Chuck.

For a movie as unabashedly sappy as 'The Life of Chuck' to actually break through and move me to tears a few times is a ...

Going to the movies over the summer has to be my favorite time of the year to catch a new release. There’s just something ...

Mike Flanagan's newest film, 'The Life of Chuck', may be a life-affirming hit, but this Netflix series is still his best work ...

Stars Tom Hiddleston, Annalise Basso, choreographer Mandy Moore, and director Mike Flanagan break down the joyful dance ...

In the first act of Flanagan’s movie — that’s Act 3 for those who need to be reminded that “Life of Chuck” is not your average narrative feature, OK! — the world is ending.

As I said, The Life of Chuck is effective in that it acknowledges early death is intrinsically unfair, and writer-director Mike Flanagan, adapting a Stephen King short story, understands how to milk ...

Critics Rating: 4 stars, click to give your Rating/Review, Apocalyptic and fantastical, the film can seem abstract in its treatment, but the language is univer ...

Flanagan’s third adaptation of a Stephen King work – following 2017’s Gerald’s Game and 2019’s Doctor Sleep – The Life of Chuck is more Stand By Me than The Shining, a life-affirming ...

Mike Flanagan's new film The Life of Chuck is a metaphor. It's a fairy tale, adapted from a short story by Stephen King, told backwards. Explaining the ending means explaining the beginning.

“The Life of Chuck,” which is rated R for language, is based on a Stephen King novella of the same name, and directed by horror aficionado Mike Flanagan. For both King and Flanagan, “The Life of Chuck ...