Stephen King was so pleased with a certain Zack Snyder movie that he dubbed it 'genuis perfected,' with special praise for its opening scene.
Stephen King was such a big fan of one Zack Snyder movie he dubbed it "Genius perfected." King is one of the most adapted authors in the world and is rarely shy when expressing his opinion on the ones that didn't work. He's naturally filled with praise for the adaptations of The Shawshank Redemption or The Mist, but had scathing words for the 1984 version of Firestarter and famously dislikes Stanley Kubrick's movie of The Shining.
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