The Running Man: Comparing Stephen King’s Novel & Arnold’s Classic

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Today's story, now associated with Stephen King, was originally released under his pseudonym, Richard Bachman, known for darker tales. With Edgar Wright set to create a new, more faithful adaptation, it’s timely to discuss this dystopian horror. Though a staple in Arnold Schwarzenegger's action-packed filmography from 1987 to 1991, it's not typically seen as a prime Stephen King adaptation. While not strictly horror, both the book and film present horrific scenarios. It's an entertaining watch with notable front and behind-the-camera efforts. But how does it compare to the source material, and what does King think of it? Place your bets as we explore this adaptation!
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@realeala 15 дней назад

I wish this version was directed by Paul verhoven

@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat 15 дней назад

Running Man did it better than Verhoeven.

@roderickray8116 13 дней назад

I’ve echoed the same sentiment about Paul V directing “The Running Man” for years. I love this version, but I think Paul would’ve really played to the propaganda of the time, added some gruesome deaths, and I love his commercial interludes.

@mattkrauss7170 6 дней назад

Oh man, that would have been cool!

@user-ln9kz4xp9t 6 дней назад

Ditto

@chickengenius4202 3 дня назад

👍🏻

@wstine79 15 дней назад

"I'll be back." "Only in a rerun."

@jwnj9716 15 дней назад

Hey lighthead! Hey, Christmas tree!

@FleetwoodTheProfit 15 дней назад

Aye, as a kid I thought: "Kinda burnt ya there, Arnold." I mean, it only works there, in that scene, in that movie but it was good. If the cop in Terminator said it....not so much. 😊

@FleetwoodTheProfit 15 дней назад

@@jwnj9716"Now just plain zero."

@jwnj9716 14 дней назад

@@FleetwoodTheProfit How about a light?

@FleetwoodTheProfit 14 дней назад

@@jwnj9716 "last year's losers.."

@richardgadberry8398 15 дней назад

"Are you ready for pain? Are you ready for suffering? If the answer is yes, then you're ready for Captain Freedom's Workout!"

@mlongpre100 13 дней назад

no not ready

@barbiquearea 15 дней назад

"Here is Subzero, now....'Plain Zero'" 😂

@TheMadTurtle 9 дней назад

They should have made that a unique ending line for the Terminator in MK11.

@Sidharthavicious 8 дней назад

It's no "Let off some steam" from Commando.

@johnlocke9437 7 дней назад

Which, ironically, is MORE than subzero 😂

@BlackRavenRiot 4 дня назад

Try not to disturb me friend he's dead tired.

@cubanref9670 2 дня назад

“Hope you left enough room for my fist Cuz I’m gona rip out your goddammn spine!!!!! Graaarrrrrrrrrrrrr”😂

@Tubeite 8 дней назад

For anyone interested, Rambo: First Blood and Cobra are also based on books.

@ericdabronze151 13 дней назад

What if John Carpenter directed the 1987 Running Man? It would probably be closer to the source material. Imagine James Woods as Ben Richards

@oneproudbrowncoat 9 дней назад

THAT... is brilliant.

@jasondismuke4837 День назад

James Woods is great, but I'd have to go with Jeff Goldblum.

@ericdabronze151 День назад

@@jasondismuke4837 Another great choice

@TrumanSparx День назад

I pictured Tommy Lee Jones when I read it back in the day.

@The_Texorcist 12 дней назад

Casting Dawson was a genius move. I mean not only did everyone at the time know him as one of the premier game show hosts but all that experience from years of doing that job allowed him to have that game show host charisma to give life to that role. I remember reading the book after watching the movie, mind you I was 10-12yo at the time. I remember how much darker and different it was but I liked that for some reason. I think the pace of the book helped me keep turning the pages.

@OldJabbaJaws 9 дней назад

So would Drew Carey be the right move for the current version?

@theghostofrethsich2813 8 дней назад

@@OldJabbaJaws no I’d actually pick Wayne Brady and not because of skin color he’s just a better overall performer.

@Sidharthavicious 8 дней назад

Hard to duplicate Dawson's inherent sleaze. My mom swore she could smell cigarettes and booze when he came on. "Only in a rerun". Not many people get to one up an Arnold one liner.

@tonycrabtree3416 8 дней назад

Dawson was perfect. His acting skills along with his Family Feud game show were the perfect combination.

@jessyleppert2 4 дня назад

Chuck Woolery was the first choice but was busy with Love Connection and Scrabble

@SegaCDUniverse 15 дней назад

I love this movie, it's my favorite Arnold film along with Total Recall and Predator trailing slightly behind those.

@Sidharthavicious 8 дней назад

No Conan love?

@MichaelSunny 14 дней назад

I still think it’s awesome that Arnold did a Stephen king movie!

@Loreweavver 10 дней назад

The video game Manhunt has done the best job, imo, of really capturing the theme of this story.

@darrelavery9809 8 дней назад

" Last season's winners?" " Last season's losers."

@kennethnoisewater8170 2 дня назад

The lisp sells it.

@NestedVideoProductions 15 дней назад

Both the book and the movie are so great for any King/Arnold fans. The movie plays like a really colorful and fun video game while the book almost reads like a very dark and bleak graphic novel. It’d be awesome to see a new updated film that sticks directly to the source material.

@brianstiles1701 14 дней назад

Good news, there's a remake coming based on the novella (by the guy who did Picard S3)

@capitalcitygoofball1987 14 дней назад

@@brianstiles1701 Terry Matalas is remaking Enemy Mine. Edgar Wright is doing Running Man.

@oneproudbrowncoat 9 дней назад

Guarantee you one thing, they won't use the same ending as the novella had.

@Sidharthavicious 8 дней назад

@@oneproudbrowncoat They might tone down the racism too.

@oneproudbrowncoat 8 дней назад

@@Sidharthavicious The language is part of what establishes the setting.

@qjames0077 15 дней назад

I bought a Richard Bachman version of Running Man for a little over a hundred bucks. The most expensive book that I, as a collector, have purchased. But also the one I'm most proud of

@javi__... 15 дней назад

About 7 years ago I bought a pristine version of the old hardcover bachman books collection. It was 30 bucks. It was too good to pass up.

@Captain_AAhab_ 14 дней назад

The Long Walk is criminally underrated

@emsleywyatt3400 5 дней назад

What? The paperback? I bought that without knowing it was King. Still have it.

@qjames0077 5 дней назад

@@emsleywyatt3400 it's probably worth some money, my friend

@qjames0077 5 дней назад

@@emsleywyatt3400 I would never get rid of mine, King is one of my favorite authors, but yeah, if it's in good shape I bet it's worth at least a hundred bucks

@TeatroGrotesco 9 дней назад

Left out at the end that as he crashes the plane he locks eyes with Killian and in the most 70's thing to do he gives him the finger.

@gman3229 12 дней назад

Plot twist: Steven King is actually the pen name

@andrewcoulthard-clark 5 дней назад

In Arnold's autobiography, 'Total Recal', he says one week into shooting, the original director was fired. The producers waited until Arnie was away to do it, and replaced him with a cheaper option. Paul Michael Glasser had only worked in television, and was given no time to prepare or have a vision, so he shot it like a TV show.

@benmcfee 15 дней назад

I read Stephen KIng's book first, and was blown away by it. I couldn't wait to see what the film did with that amazing story. I wish I'd known they basically threw out the entire plot and made a new one to suit Schwarzenegger's persona, because I think if I'd known that I would have enjoyed the movie more the first time. As it was, I got something completely different from what I was expecting, and at first, I really didn't like it. A couple years later, I re-visited the film, and realized it was actually pretty damn good. It just wasn't the story that Stephen King wrote. I would still love to see someone do a faithful adaptation some day (and yes, I would love to see them have the guts to keep the original ending; especially in a post-nine-eleven world).

@oneproudbrowncoat 9 дней назад

Of course, that ending won't happen. More's the pity.

@AbstractM0use 3 дня назад

It's different enough that it can be looked at as separate entities. One is a Stephen King story, the other is an Arnold Schwarzeneggar action movie. I always said the same of The Shining. One is a King book, the other is a Stanley Kubrick film.

@nintendive 14 дней назад

The book is way better, I really hope the new one follows the source material.

@clarencewalker3925 15 дней назад

People forget Richard Dawson began his career as an actor.

@benmcfee 15 дней назад

He was absolutely fantastic in that film. He and Jesse Ventura elevated that movie, for me! Arnold was great too, but at that stage in his career, he was just doing what came naturally.

@RussianPirate-ff7yt 14 дней назад

Such a fun as hell movie. Fast pace, tons of action, great opponents for Arnold, charismatic villain in Richard Dawson, and, of course, one liners gallore. Doesn't quite crack my top 5 of Arnold, but man does it come close.

@lestat1uk 12 дней назад

Having watched the film in the 80s I then went on to read the book and I thought the book was so dark, all the time rooting for Ben Richards to get the money for his family. Having made a martyr out of Ben made more sense to me as that would inspire people more. I have not watched the movie again since.

@simonwoodthrillerwriter 15 дней назад

I'm not a big fan of the movie. It's too camp for me. Richard Dawson is the stand out reason to watch. I'm really interested to see what Edgar Wright does because if he keeps it closer to the book (which is great but boy, is it bleak) it'll be a banger.

@jessyleppert2 4 дня назад

2:33 originally it was supposed to be Chuck Woolery

@damright 2 дня назад

I loved the film ! But I have one clinging memory that seems so true these days," when Arnie goes to the case machine he says his account is empty, and it was full" now we are so close to a truly cashless system, that scene is so now... digital only currency we have no control of at the whim of a bank

@TheEmeraldSword86 13 дней назад

I feel you have to look at "The Running Man" the same way as "The Shining." Both movies are good on their own, but they are very unfaithful to the books they were based on. I liked Arnold's "The Running Man," but I'm excited for Edgar Wright's version. Here's to hoping it's more accurate to the book.

@jonathanfeldheim6554 14 дней назад

I'll never forget the giant cardboard cutout at the theater and what it said "It's a game nobody survives" "Schwarzenegger has yet to play"--ofc his best line is "See you at the 10 year prison reunion"

@Beastlango 14 дней назад

I can’t believe you didn’t mention that he is giving the finger to then when he is slamming the plane into the build, it’s the best part

@rogermazuca4582 8 дней назад

Sounds like something Duke Nukem would do 😂

@deadcatthinks6725 3 дня назад

Dweezil Zappa was also in the film. In the book im not sure the masses are inspired to uprise, the 2 underground contacts he makes both die, and the Games building (& Killian) were no doubt insured by The Network, and were rebuilt and recast and carried on broadcasting. Roadwork is a title id love to see given decent screen treatment.

@Captain_AAhab_ 14 дней назад

If any movie was in desperate need of a remake with a modern take on

@punchbuggyyellow7097 15 дней назад

I saw the movie in the cinema & read the book shortly after. I loved them both, but for different reasons. The changes made for the movie are understandable for the time period & gave the masses what they loved at the time. I don't think a faithful adaptation would have gone down nearly as well, especially with the entrails scene. Hopefully they keep that in for the remake.

@briefcaseblues6061 15 дней назад

I always loved the movie. The DVD has a great Special Feature options.

@TheBS1000 9 дней назад

Tonally, the book and movie are so different that they might as well be different stories. If someone had made another adaptation of The Running Man a mere five years after Arnie's version, but kept it closer to the original book and retitled it, I bet some viewers would be none the wiser.

@TheJohnnyCalifornia 14 дней назад

Probably the best shape and look for Arnold in his career. Not too gigantic, but still big - fit the sort of Cyberpunk sword and sandal style of the film. Like if Steve Reeves starred in ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK instead of Kurt Russell.

@joegreen8687 День назад

This is one of my very favorite Stephen King stories. I believe if they adapted this faithful to the book, it would be amazing. It’s been long enough since 911. I think they could pull off the true ending.

@thedarintino 14 дней назад

The novel has such a brilliant ending, but due to what happened to the WTC towers on 9/11 there is NO WAY the announced remake will dare keep the same end as the novel.

@noelv1976 5 дней назад

Never say never.

@mikewilliams4443 5 дней назад

It's been 23 years. They can definitely do it in the movie. The building will probably look more futuristic\ weird though.

@jimmym3352 2 дня назад

@@mikewilliams4443 I still doubt it. But what they could do is have the producers host in an outdoor area and have the plane crash into that. But that just wouldn't be as dramatic, so even that may not work.

@Lifegivinglemons 15 дней назад

I originally got The Running Man book from a secondhand book fair, and couldnt put it down. When i found out there was a movie version, I went to find it, and was a little disappointed. Sure, it wasn't really anything like the book, but it was Arnold doing what he did best, so that helped. Had no idea there was a new adaptation coming, so I'm looking forward to that, now.

@CornPop2 15 дней назад

not a remake...... Hollywood will definitely make it weird

@jessyleppert2 4 дня назад

2:33 I would've loved to have seen an evil side of Chuck Woolery take on Arnold Schwarzenegger.

@kennethnoisewater8170 2 дня назад

“I’ll be back!” “I’ll be back in 2 and 2.”

@user-fq7vs8dl5k 10 дней назад

The Running Man is great. When the host asked the old lady who she was betting on and she said Ben Richards. He's a bad mother f****r.

@proy14 8 дней назад

Well... There are many differences between the book and the film, because Running Man isn't really an adaptation of the novel. It's an Americanized copy with a happy ending of the French film "Le Prix du danger". There was a lawsuit about it.

@matttupper2581 15 дней назад

Great video! You should contrast "Under the Dome" book vs series... Yikes.

@Vaporvice84 15 дней назад

My 3rd favorite Arnie flick. I love it more than some of his bigger, better classics. So much fun. Seen it in theaters twice. It also has my favorite Arnie quote, the one regarding ramming one's fist into another man's stomach.

@guardianbeardizer6361 14 дней назад

4:45 I see you, Joe from Game Sack

@yesjustdavis2674 8 дней назад

My goodness ... i hope they do the book version 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

@thespicemelange.1 15 дней назад

Tom Petty was in the postman? I guess I should have watched that movie.

@johnfitzpatrick3094 День назад

Don't waste your time.

@asymmetry9988 14 дней назад

The only thing the film has in common with the book is the title.

@Bluboy30 15 дней назад

Even though I enjoyed Arnold's film version, I prefer the book. Hopefully, the new version will stay faithful the source material.

@husker4life109 15 дней назад

Edgar wright said he wants to make it more accurate to the book

@benmcfee 15 дней назад

@@husker4life109 Edgar Wright could really nail that film, if he wanted to. I just hope he has the guts to keep the original ending, because after nine-eleven a lot of people will get cold feet over that one. Even if it is 23 years later.

@blackamerican40 15 дней назад

Well, we know movie wise this didn't really happen in 2019. Oh well, the book setting is next year. Let's see what happens.

@wayneskipper6156 15 дней назад

I 'borrowed' the Bachman Books collection from my sister in junior high. Probably not the best thing for a 12 y/o to be reading, but here we are

@Captain_AAhab_ 14 дней назад

I know Running Man, Roadwork, and The Long Walk was in that book. Was The Rage in that as well? I can’t remember.

@The_Algae 12 дней назад

@@Captain_AAhab_ Yes. Rage is in there.

@jimmym3352 2 дня назад

@@Captain_AAhab_ Rage WAS in there, but good luck finding Rage now days. I still have it though, since I bought mine in the early 90's.

@DaveTheTurd 5 дней назад

The book was one of my favorites as a youth. I remember seeing the film and wondering what on earth happened to the story. The idea that the book is getting a (hopefully) proper translation to screen is like a dream come true.... I'll definitely keep an eye out for it, thank you for the video.

@jwnj9716 15 дней назад

You should check out The Prize of Peril 1983. It's based on a short story that came before the Running Man. It doesn't have the fun and the comedy gold of the 1987 version but it's pretty good. There is even a TV version called Das Millionenspiel.

@mario27171 14 дней назад

The short story by Robert Sheckley was published in 1958. Das Millionenspiel (1970) was the first movie.

@24kRobot 14 дней назад

I love the Running Man flick! I had no idea it was based of a book let alone a KING book!! This is why I love JoBlo. I’m really looking forward to the rehash since it won’t be a remake, but closer to the book which is a bit different than the 80s film.

@TheMadTurtle 9 дней назад

I need to watch this movie again.

@JustWasted3HoursHere 22 часа назад

In the final scene in the book the description of what happens to Ben Richards in the airplane is gruesome to say the least. His intestines are hanging out of his gut as he crawls to the cabin so he can fly the plane into the TV building. I remember being quite shocked reading that as a kid.

@KingPlantarian 10 дней назад

Nice vid 👍 Might have to check the book out now

@Dr_1212 15 дней назад

"CHICO!!"

@capitalcitygoofball1987 14 дней назад

Can't wait for the Edgar Wright remake

@nellywilliams2776 15 дней назад

I need to look up the books you mentioned. Stephen King’s early work is pretty good.

@kristentaylor5359 15 дней назад

I read the Running Man after seeing the movie and thought my gosh that is so different but it was so good. It's too bad they changed it so much and made it pretty much into a parody of what it could have been. I also read The Long Walk ages ago and that would make an amazing movie and from what I hear, someone is trying to do just that

@wallcity318 14 дней назад

I loved The Long Walk, underrated

@kristentaylor5359 14 дней назад

@@wallcity318 very much so. I got excited a few months back when I ran across an article talking about making it into a movie. Hopefully it won't get stuck in limbo

@wallcity318 14 дней назад

@@kristentaylor5359 ive been wanting a movie for a long time but now i dont know if it'll be done right

@Robert-ht7om 8 дней назад

99% of the time when it comes to movie adaptations I side with the book, even if I loved the movie reading the book blows me away and I can never go back to the movie, but this is a unique situation in that the movie is so different from the book that it's basically an entirely different story so even after reading the book I can still enjoy the movie. Hopefully the remake will lean heavily towards the book than the movie, this will probably be the rare case where a remake doesn't ruin the original, but I also think that the only way for it to have a chance at the box office is for the truth to get out into the open hard that The Running Man is based on a book and that the 80's version was vastly different from it.

@petergmred2005 7 дней назад

Arnie with plenty of violence-love this movie.

@Soxfandan 15 дней назад

I love the original film, but of all the remakes out there I've been saying for years that doing a version of The Running Man that was true to the source material could be super interesting and entertaining.

@user-ih5jr8rt5q 5 дней назад

King based his story off of a movie he saw called: Le Prix du danger / The Prize of Peril directed by Yves Boisset (1983)

@scottbarajas7814 3 дня назад

I wish they made a direct adaptation from the book. That be a hell of a ride

@xxxyz721 9 дней назад

I’m sure there was a French version of the story made as a film, I remember watching it and it was pretty good :). - la prix du danger (1983).

@thespicemelange.1 15 дней назад

I got a rattlesnake whip, baby don't you give me no lip. Who do you love?

@jamesmorant1406 15 дней назад

On my top 10 list of best Arnold Schwarzenegger movies and some of his best one-liners, here is Subzero now plan zero

@goliathsparrow1082 13 дней назад

The running man is solid King worth a read with a great ending

@sweetjohnny8211 13 дней назад

The Bachman books are all great stories whether you Iike the subject matter or not.

@dorkangel1076 2 дня назад

I had read the book before the movie. It was part of a set of short stories that were re-released under Steven Kings name in sets of four (I think) stories per book.

@DjDizzy216 14 дней назад

I had no idea The Running Man’s book was by Stephen King.

@user-ct1yd7zr2c 15 дней назад

The book always wins!! I've never once heard someone say the movie was better than the book

@wallcity318 14 дней назад

There's only a few cases of this being the case

@savethezombies 11 дней назад

You should check out Naked Lunch (if that even counts; nothing like the book but its way better) and The Basketball Diaries. I think Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is probably my favorite accurate adaptation.

@jamesday1295 6 дней назад

Jaws

@Sidharthavicious 8 дней назад

Yet another movie with two future governors.

@gimmethepinkelephant3685 4 дня назад

I loved this movie. I saw it in the theater. I've also read a lot of the Bachman novels (Blaze, The Long Walk, and Regulators), but for some reason I never got around to this one. They had a different tone to them, but if you're a big fan of King then you can still tell that it's his writing. Pretty good stuff. Just a bit more bleak, basic tear jerkers in some cases.

@92mkd 4 дня назад

So your telling me I've been a fan of King my whole life.

@jessyleppert2 4 дня назад

My mom too

@seanb.6793 2 дня назад

I read the book when I was a kid after really enjoying the movie, and at least then, it was no contest - the exciting movie scenes easily beat Ben Richards with his guts falling out flying the plane into the network building. I think I’ve always been a sucker for a happy ending 😊

@gabrieltello3905 8 дней назад

The short story is amazing, and the ending is superb, do yourself a favor & read it

@chowdown 14 дней назад

4:44 GameSack Joe?

@bluelivesmatter719 15 дней назад

Like most stories, the book was vastly superior to the film. Read it maybe 4 years after the movie had come out. The ending stuck with me for days. Pumped for the remake if it follows closer to the book.

@davidconway6874 13 дней назад

I wonder if they'll keep the books ending intact .

@jekw23 4 дня назад

It’s a fun movie. Read the book as a teenager and it had very little connection to the film. Interesting as the chapters formed a countdown. Pretty brief story as well, think I read in a couple of hours.

@jamesabernethy7896 13 дней назад

I love the movie, I saw it when it released on VHS. Because I explore lore and media in general, I have looked into the book but never actually read it. I follow several content creators who cover TV and movies and the subject of episodic television has come up. We have the upcoming Aliens and Halloween series' Commenters and creators have discussed what Underworld or Jurassic Park might look like. Though you said it was shorter than the average King Novel, would this have the potential to be expanded into a series if it followed the original more closely?

@RJStanley7 7 дней назад

I've always imagined Bill Duke being ideal for playing book Killian, if they have made the movie close to the novel in the 80's.

@aimdrummer 3 дня назад

I read the book many years ago when I too found out it was actually a Stephen King novel. Somehow I can't see any movie remake using the original ending of the book, I think that imagery would still be a bit too raw for many, and understandably so.

@eustacequinlank7418 3 дня назад

I’m positive Climbing for Dollars will feature in the Edgar Wright version.

@rogermazuca4582 8 дней назад

I just want to play the Running Man Home Edition game. That and the one from RoboCop, Nuke Em. Get them before they get you 🤯

@mauricemaple1430 День назад

It's a bit more wacky, and old school now, but Smash TV was the Running Man game for Genesis and Nintendo.

@goffe2282 2 дня назад

I really like the book. I knew King wrote it. I did not know he wrote it under a pseudonym.

@jamesday1295 6 дней назад

I was surprised that i liked Carrie better than all his later work. I only read it recently and really thought it was excellent Always known the running man was one of the Bachman books but never read it. Time to find the audiobook.

@CanItAlready 8 дней назад

I read the book long before seeing the movie, so when I watched the movie I was kinda disappointed and annoyed because it's nothing like the book. I enjoy it for how campy it is but it doesn't come close to capturing the darkness of the book.

@AquaticHelp22 2 дня назад

i remember reading the book at 13 and LOVED it I remember seeing the movie at 15 and PISSED OFF

@scottewing2031 13 дней назад

I wonder if the new film will change the book's ending.

@BeardOfRiker 8 дней назад

There’s a 0% chance the new version ends the same way as the book. 🛩️🏢💥

@TheRetroManRandySavage 14 дней назад

I love the book, and i also love the film.🤷‍♂️

@jimmym3352 2 дня назад

I would seriously doubt the remake would have a plane crashing into a building. Call it a hunch.

@JamesVytas 10 часов назад

The book sounds good. I want to read it. I loved the movie as a kid. Will have to rewatch it.

@kiillabytez 2 дня назад

Now, we need to know what he thought of The Lawnmower Man.

@jeffpadilla9891 10 дней назад

I think the name of the game is the only thing in common

@thefearofg0ds758 9 дней назад

4:04 Weird that this sort of looks like Arnold lol

@scottshepherd1296 10 часов назад

I wish that this movie was made like kings story was done because I think that it would have been better. The story King did was great and would have been amazing on the screen as is.

@goliathsparrow1082 13 дней назад

Road work is a great book

@johnfitzpatrick3094 День назад

After 9/11, I think it would be difficult to make a faithful adaptation of The Running Man.