The 1974 film ‘The Terminal Man,’ adapted from Michael Crichton’s novel, was one of Stanley Kubrick’s favorite movies 📽 The heavy-hitting movie director rarely spoke on his most beloved films, however, Kubrick’s admiration leaked every now and then. Kubrick once credited Mike Hodges’ adaptation of ‘The Terminal Man’ as “terrific,” so much so that he lent an assistant when dissatisfied studio executives at Warner Bros were planning to withhold its theatrical release in the United Kingdom. Follow

Discover the world of Michael Crichton. Michael Crichton’s legacy—as the man, the author, the filmmaker, the doctor, the teacher, the visionary, and more—is very much alive and important today. You might know Crichton from Jurassic Park and ER, but there is so much more to discover from this brilliant creator. When asked where Crichton gets his ideas for his novels, he responded "I wish I knew. They just seem to come from nowhere. But often I think people put too much emphasis on the 'idea' behi