Unveiling the Lost Version of Christine: The Untold Story

🚗The movie Christine was originally haunted by an evil spirit, whereas in the book it was the car's owner possessed by the spirit.

😱The movie initially had a scene showing Christine repairing herself, symbolizing her transformation and power.

🔪The movie is not gory or gruesome, but it uses strong language to appeal to a teenage audience.

🎶The iconic song 'Bad to the Bone' by George Thorogood is prominently featured in the movie.

🎬Several scenes were deleted from the movie, including one where junkyard workers give each other high-fives after Christine's destruction.

What is the main difference between the movie and the book?

—In the book, Christine is possessed by the spirit of its former owner, whereas in the movie, the car itself is evil.

Why is the movie not considered a horror film?

—The movie is more of a Teenage Thriller with a supernatural twist, focusing on the transformation of the main character and its effects.

Did the movie include all the violent scenes from the book?

—No, the movie downplayed the violence and focused more on the psychological aspect of the possessed car.

Why was the scene of Christine repairing herself added?

—The scene was meant to show the power and transformation of Christine, but it was eventually cut from the final version.

Are there any other notable differences between the book and the movie?

—Yes, there are several differences, including the absence of Roland LeBay's ghost and the portrayal of Arie's transformation.

00:08The video introduces the lost version of the classic movie Christine and its untold story.

02:35The origins of Christine can be traced back to Stephen King's novel and its adaptation for TV.

07:41Changes were made during pre-production, including the decision to make Christine evil herself and the casting of the main protagonist.

10:24The movie went through pre-production changes to ensure it had enough commercial appeal.

12:49The video explores the deleted scenes that provide new insights into the movie.