There's a woman in a wheelchair, I think, who is very special. I didn't read that far. As much as I like Stephen King's writing, I forget that I really like his non-fiction, not so much the horror/thrillers.
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From what I've read elsewhere, I don't think the disabled woman is in the movie, which is a choice I don't understand on a couple levels.
There's a woman in a wheelchair, I think, who is very special.
I read the books some years ago, not paid much attention to the movie. Of the five main characters in the books, one is the woman in a wheelchair. To avoid spoilers, I'll just say that she has mental health issues as well.
T-2 minutes to GotG vol 2!!!!
YAY!
One of the previews I saw for GotG was for a movie called The Hitman's Bodyguard. It's got Samuel L. Jackson as the Hitman and someone I didn't recognize as the Bodyguard, and they played Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You". It looks hysterical.
We saw the preview for that (the bodyguard is Ryan Reynolds, aka Deadpool), and I am totally going to see it.
Oh yeah, the use of the song in the trailer sold me on it immediately.
I'm going to see it, and if you think I won't be watching it as "Deadpool is Nick Fury's Bodyguard" you will be very, very mistaken.
The fics will be awesome.