It's kill or be killed now....

Seems like Paul can't find a way to escape while Annie is crazier than ever. She wants him to write Misery and give her a happy life. But Paul knows perfectly that now he has to risk everything to have his life again. So when he finish the novel, Annie come to the room, excited about the idea, she kiss Paul telling him that he's the love of her entire life. Paul tell her that she has to wait a few days and then she will be able to see it. Then Annie goes to the town and Paul try to escape again because he can't resist this situation anymore. It's kill or be killed now. He has to find a way out. When Annie returns, she realize that Paul wannted to escape so she lay him down on the bed and here it comes. Worst moment on the book & movie. She puts a table between Paul's legs. "I have to do this Paul, I can't let you go." Paul's bones cracked in just seconds. With a hammer, Annie hit him with anger. It was his end..... ?

Misery II?

I was thinking about this possibility, it would be nice to see a sequel of the movie but sometimes the second parts are not so good at all. The idea of put the life of Annie in a second movie is quite interesting. In fact, there are so much key facts that could help. Annie was arrested and she was a nurser who killed many babies so her madness maybe is justified with these facts. Human nature is a factor in this novel, if Misery II comes out, it should recreate the nature of Annie as a madness person at all. There's no other way to start another movie. It must begin with Anni'es life and how she enrolled with Misery. What's the essence in Misery's books that makes Annie feel so good? There aare a lot of lost points in the movie that could fit perfectly in a sequel. Well, at the end, it's just an idea. Maybe as I said second parts are not good at all.

The woman behind Annie

Annie Wilkes, the horror character of the novel, was played by Kathy Bates who won an Oscar for that role. There's no better actress for Annie. Kathy has all the characteristics that Annie has. 

The fact that she won an Oscar says a lot of the role she played. Her force and precision in the movie was the key. Annie had to be a crazy but clever woman, someone obsessed with Misery. Annie never had a life, a real social life. Kathy knew how to make the combination and how to create a life inside of Misery because that was the key of the movie. Annie lived just for Misery and without Misery her life was over. She was able to cause you fear just with that evil looking, with that feeling of loneliness that makes you think that she'll do anything for get what she wants. Some actresses like Bette Midler turned down the role because they didn't want to be seen as a deranged. In fact, that was the image needed to Annie and obviously the trump card for the Oscar. Kathy took that risk and changed her image just to be Annie in that moment. She knew that Annie will be totally different in all the perspectives. But changes are good, changes are the key for the success and that's what helped Kathy.  

Ways to escape....

It's been a long time, now everything's clear, there's no snow out there but Paul feels bad. His legs are recovering but he can't take it anymore, he needs to go out or he'll be crazy soon. But he made a plan. Everyday Annie gives him the pills, the glorious pills. Then he put them away because he's not confident about the help they can give him. Everyday he has to put the substance of the pills in a little secret place. He knew from the beggining about the "love" Annie couldn't hide. She was sure about their future together. So Paul started his plan to escape.

The dinner take place and Annie is so excited that she just can't hide it anymore. Paul asks for some candels and wine to put a romantic mood in this meeting. He knows the time is short so he put the drug in her glass of wine. When Annie come back, she accidentally drop out the glass, which makes us think about the destiny isn't it?, Annie doesn't know anything about this but, somehow, she save herself. Now Paul is dissapointed, he has to start again. Everything is good as soon as he's safe.