How I Saw The Life Of Chuck Twice By Accident It’s honestly hard to see a movie twice by accident nowadays, especially when that movie technically hadn’t been widely released yet.

With The Life of Chuck, Mike Flanagan once again touches upon the work of Stephen King with a profoundly affecting, often devastating, movie, encouraging audiences to live their best possible lives.

Fans eager to own a physical copy of one of Flanagan's best movies don't have long to wait to add it to their collection.

No, The Life of Chuck will be getting an exclusive theatrical release. While it premiered at TIFF last year, The Life of ...

Mike Flanagan directs The Life of Chuck as well as adapting King’s story for the screen. There’s no doubt Flanagan and King have found a cosmic philosophy through-line in their shared writings.

Act Two brings the answer, homing in on Chuck with a vignette portraying him at his happiest. A seemingly sober-sided man in ...

Director Mike Flanagan may understand Stephen King’s darker side better than most, but he also has a good handle on the author’s sentimental bent. “The Life of Chuck” mines both.