I personally love the sci fi doors of the second book the most, but the one thing I've VISUALLY wanted to see the most was the battle at Tull. (spoilers) who doesn't want to see one man kill every inhabitant of an entire town with two revolvers
shareAlgul Siento. Just this idea of this weird, idyllic 1950s suburb in the middle of this wasteland, with the Breakers trying to destroy the Beams etc, its quite visually striking.
Also the climax at the Dark Tower itself.
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Off the top of my head, I'd say Jake in Dutch Hill Mansion. That one has the potential to be pretty scary, especially with today's CGI tech. Also, Jake discovering the rose in the vacant lot.
shareThe whole Lud sequence. The Tick-Tock man, the ZZ top song from the speakers, lots of potential there.
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I would love to see Jake freaking the *beep* out when his teacher is reading his essay about the truth.
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When Roland first sees the Tower in Wizard and Glass
Blaine's riddles
kind of like a final shooting scene in Cobra and Commando
shareThere are a number of sequences I've always maintained were very cinematic and if ever adapted, would work really well on film. I think the top scene would be the Blaine sequence. It was a really well-conceived scene from start to finish, and if done right, would work very well on film.
The other scenes I'm looking forward to: Roland, Cuthbert and Alain's stand-off with the Big Coffin Hunters, Jake and Callahan in the Dixie Pig, and the Shootout in The Leaning Tower.
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