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In the scene where Clay Riddell (John Cusack) sits on his son's bed, he faces a painting of a ship on stormy waters hanging on the wall. It is the same infamous painting which hung on the wall of Cusack's hotel room in Stephen King's 1408 (2007).
Stephen King announced in 2009 that he had written a screenplay for the movie, and had created a new ending, based on reader complaints about the book's ending.
Among many differences from the source material, in the book, the zombie-like infected continue to have their brains re-written every night and evolve further psychic abilities, including telekinesis, which allows them to fly. This is explained as the infection having unlocked the human brain's latent supernatural potential. This idea is only vaguely alluded to in the film when the survivors of the boys school explain that the human brain is like a computer and that this could be the next stage in human evolution.
In the opening airport scene, the flight to Manchester, New Hampshire is changed to gate A6. A6 is the lethal virus strain from the Stephen King novel The Stand.
In the opening scene at the airport, you can hear on the intercom "Flight 1408 to Los Angeles". This is a reference to the Stephen King short story and movie 1408 (2007).
"Tom McCourt: Clay, I'm really sorry about your family. Clay Riddell: Don't be sorry because there is nothing to be sorry about yet."
"[last lines] Johnny Riddell: What's the name of the place we're going? Clay Riddell: Canada."
