#47 and The Long Walk?🥾🥾😓

I've not read Stephen King's novel 'The Long Walk', but I did read the plot at the novel's Wikipedia page, so I knew that Raymond Davis "Ray" Garraty's number was 47 in both the movie and the book.

Which is kind of synchromystic considering America's current president is #47.

I saw it on Monday night with my youngest son, as he was flying out to America the next day and we wouldn't be able to go watch a movie together for another 2 weeks.

There was only us two and two others in the cinema to watch this movie, so I can't see it being at the cinema when he comes back from America.
This movie seemed rather appropriate ... or inappropriate ... considering all the news coming out of America right now.

Funny thing is that me and my son were talking about catching a train from the west coast to the east coast of America next time we go over there together, so we can see more of the country from the ground instead of the air, since we liked our train trip from Seattle to Portland last time we were there.

And in the movie there is a billboard that says something like "you should have taken the train" as the teenagers are marching down the road.

National Train Day Falls on National Washington Day and Shrimp Day?🦐🚅🚆✋🍤

The last Stephen King book adaption we saw on the big screen was 'The Life of Chuck', which also starred Mark Hamill -

The Life and Imagination of Sean Webb ... and Chuck?🕸🤔💭

The Long Walk with
Ben Wang and Garrett Wareing

The Twilight Zone of Acting ... and Directing? 🎥😎🎬👻