A new video gives us a more in-depth view of The Dark Tower, the film adaptation of Stephen King’s magnum opus. Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey talk about their characters’ good versus evil fight that defines the series.
The Dark Tower releases in cinemas on 18th August.
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I can’t wait for this film, I think it’s critical how they adapt the size of the story to suit cinema. IMO you could probably lose 40% of the story out and it would make no difference but if you leave the wrong key points out it could be disjointed and confusing. Fingers crossed, if the film is as good as one he casting so far we should be in for a treat!