Christine......another Stephen King epic....and pretty well done.
Lotsa of Stephen’s novels are very hard to get on the screen….and when they arrive, the don’t always match the storyline of Stephens writings. Christine was a very good adaptation of what the novel was. Loved it.
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...but Steven King books are always better than the movie. 
Christine/Carrie/Cujo are all in the same ballpark, I'd give them 3/5 stars. There are a LOT of stinkers.
The original Pet Sematary is probably the best all-around film adaptation.
The Shining is a masterpiece, but Kubrick took a LOT of liberties. It is not faithful to the book.
The original IT miniseries was quite good, I didn't see the need to reboot it. The Stand miniseries was good, but I didn't read the book and was a bit lost.
Creepshow really worked on film. The episodic reboot of that is pretty weak.
I haven't seen it in years. The Steven King movie adaptions are a mixed bag. I like Carrie 1976, The Shining 1980, Stand by Me, The Green Mile, IT: miniseries and movies, and The Stand: original miniseries. I tried to watch the new version of The Stand and was lost. 
And I've read the book multiple times!
Delores Claibourne is excellent and very underrated. Maximum Overdrive gets an honorable mention for good cheesy fun and a kick ass soundtrack. Salem's Lot, Silver Bullet and Misery were also decent.
Some of the others range from average to downright bad.
You’re right, Stephen’s best…….and I lied, we DVR it, to cancel the commercials. 