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@TKGamers1 Well i wouldn't go so far as to say they were better than the books myself but they were equally as good in my opinion. Stephen King hated Kubrick's version of The Shining because he felt it strayed too far from his novel, but it's nevertheless quite a brilliant adaptation and is much better than the 1997 miniseries, which was much more faithful to the King's novel. Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange is virtually identical to the novel with the exception of the very last chapter, of course.
@TheAltair4 Stanley Kubrick Put His Own Style In A Clockwork Orange And The Shining,Christopher Nolan Did The Same Thing With Batman Begins And The Dark Knight, They But There Own Style On The Movies.
@TKGamers1 I agree, even though Kubrick himself felt that he really had no distinct directorial style. His signature stamp is definitely on The Shining though and it really is quite different in tone than King's novel. The novel of A Clockwork Orange has exactly the same type of intensely bizzare, satirically dramatic tone and quirky narrative rythm that Kubrick's film version has though, so very little was either altered or lost in translation.
I think the simpsons did a parody of this? Hey can you tell me if that woman with the black hair died or not? I hope not:( Why didn't it show the two twins? They are creepy!
When i was about to see it my dad was like "Oh, this is like the scariest movies ever!", so i guess i was expecting more,
Because nothing really happens, i mean, there's all the signs and that but there wasn't really any part that really just made your heart stop for a moment...
but i think he becomes schizophrenic cuz he talks to an "imaginary" waiter.. u no.. but its quite confusing becuz he's dead theoretically... he appears in an old photography... in black and white.. so idk what to say..
I know! But the one that he was supposed to almost not have finished was Pet Sematary! Personally, I think that The Shining was way scarier. I never have nightmares and I sometimes woke up from a a nightmare about this book.
Is this really that scary?, I don't know... I have a hard time seeing Jack as a scary guy, I laugh my ass off by just looking at his face. So anyways can anyone tell me how scary this is, 'cause it really doesn't look that scary to me.
oh, the shining is SCARY....... its sheer terror. And I am not over reacting. It was very creepy as well. And after you see this movie, you dont see jack the same ever again. its just really fantasticly creepy.
its a psychological horror movie. i guarentee you wouldn't want to stay at a hotel that resembles that one after seeing this movie. the soundtrack augments the ominous tone of the movie.
@DarkMetalOmega Casting Jack Nicholson is probably the best and worst thing Stanley Kubrick did with this movie. The good thing is that when Jack Nicholson acts crazy, he acts CRAZY AS FUCK. The problem is that Jack Nicholson always looks crazy, so it's not surprising when he starts killing people. The fact that he played a crazy guy in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" a few years earlier probably didn't help matters much.
Try watchin it at a young age. i first watched this film when i was about 6 and it scared the life out of me. Ive watched it since and its not scary. I think it is primarily meant to be a psychological thriller not a horror.
yeah but i never understood this film... too much work and no play makes the fatha' go crazy? it doesn't make any sense... well, it does because of the isolation and the solitude, but what i'm trying to say is dat he suddenly wants to kill his family. Y? why does he suddenly want to murder his son and his wife?
Very true Kubrick's approach was very intellectual.
What could be scarier than to have your own father turn against you. In real life it is quite scary but in our age of aliens, viruses and matrix-like agents it is not as scary. But it is still a very good movie and one of the better adaptations of a Stephen King novel. Even if from a visceral point of view they are quite different.
okay, so i loved this book, but im too much of a wimp to watch the movie on my own.. my friends have super short attention spans as we are teenagers.. they don't respect classic horror. buuuut i can't watch it on my own.. do you thing that my friends will be able to get through this movie without messing it up for me? lol.
well, there are lil parts were you will have to keep them watching, but i bet theyll love it as much as everyone else does, cuz this movie just is the best
well, it's a looot scarier than i expected it to be.. but compared to some other horrors it's not too horrible x] but its pretty good so yeah, try to watch it, and bear with the fear for a couple weeks
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This movie is great. A little slow, but that adds to the overall tension of watching him lose it. Jack and the lady who played the mom aren't the BEST actors, but they did pretty well in this. Glad I saw it.
Yeah he's good, but I just think he was kind of off in the middle of the film. Maybe it was just the character though. He didn't actually do anything till the end. I did think the shot where he was frozen looked kind of creepy though. It is a good film it's just that it takes awhile to pick up in the middle. But I guess that was the idea. Give that slow solitude thing a chance to build up then BAM!
When I first read the book, I didn't know that there was also a movie made after it, so when I finished it, I thought "whao, this book whould make a brilliant movie". And when I heard the film was already made and that Jack Torrance was interpreted by Jack Nicholson, I knew that he was the best to interprete the caracter.
Actually, I'm reading The Shining right now. Jack Torrance's real name is John. Jack is a nickname. Kubrick probably put "Here's Johnny!" in just to be clever and play off of the Johnny Carson Show. It's one of the most memorable parts of the film, so I think he made the right choice.
@DiniMcGee yes. it was the johnny carson show. HEEEREEE'S JOHNNY! was said when Johnny Carson came out onstage... I heard that Jack Nicholson just threw the line in and Kubrick liked it.
the film is not as scary as the book
Scorpionblood1 11 months ago
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Hey everybody - I just released my solo album "Mirror Image" that contains ambient songs (and upbeat songs) heavily inspired by Stephen King's novel and movies The Shining, as well as Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. If you're interested you can check out the songs on my youtube page, and links to my myspace page and places to download the full album are on my youtube channel as well :) .
ORTmusic 1 year ago
There Is Only 3 books I can Think Of That Were Not as Good as The Film
The Shining & Blade Runner & A Clockwork Orange
TKGamers1 1 year ago
@TKGamers1 Well i wouldn't go so far as to say they were better than the books myself but they were equally as good in my opinion. Stephen King hated Kubrick's version of The Shining because he felt it strayed too far from his novel, but it's nevertheless quite a brilliant adaptation and is much better than the 1997 miniseries, which was much more faithful to the King's novel. Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange is virtually identical to the novel with the exception of the very last chapter, of course.
TheAltair4 1 year ago
@TheAltair4 Stanley Kubrick Put His Own Style In A Clockwork Orange And The Shining,Christopher Nolan Did The Same Thing With Batman Begins And The Dark Knight, They But There Own Style On The Movies.
TKGamers1 1 year ago
@TKGamers1 I agree, even though Kubrick himself felt that he really had no distinct directorial style. His signature stamp is definitely on The Shining though and it really is quite different in tone than King's novel. The novel of A Clockwork Orange has exactly the same type of intensely bizzare, satirically dramatic tone and quirky narrative rythm that Kubrick's film version has though, so very little was either altered or lost in translation.
TheAltair4 1 year ago
@TheAltair4 Put Lol Not But My Bad.
TKGamers1 1 year ago
books are better than movies EVER!
elxako 1 year ago
How many trailers were there for the movie The Shining
styx4ever1963 1 year ago
ISOLATION HELP YOU TO FIND OUT YOUR TRUE DESIRE!
TO DESTRORY !
MsFantasys 1 year ago
LOL Resident evil song 1st floor
Chris9699 1 year ago
REDRUM
PetrKL21 1 year ago
@PetrKL21
you rang?
Redrum4409 1 year ago
hey you trailer it something stupid i dont like really fake
500hotmail 1 year ago
I think the simpsons did a parody of this? Hey can you tell me if that woman with the black hair died or not? I hope not:( Why didn't it show the two twins? They are creepy!
PinkPsycho92 1 year ago
The movie was good, but no, it didn't scare me.
When i was about to see it my dad was like "Oh, this is like the scariest movies ever!", so i guess i was expecting more,
Because nothing really happens, i mean, there's all the signs and that but there wasn't really any part that really just made your heart stop for a moment...
But, yeah, it was kinda good though! ;)
HollywoodGiiirl 1 year ago
@HollywoodGiiirl I agree you should read the book much more scary lol
mckeymouse8487 1 year ago
i didn't think it was scary at all,but then again almost no movies scare me
Buennh02Myers 1 year ago
whoo, i can't wait 2 see this movie!!
StarWarsFanatic99 1 year ago
@BrandonxxYn1 well... yes.. you are right.. :)
but i think he becomes schizophrenic cuz he talks to an "imaginary" waiter.. u no.. but its quite confusing becuz he's dead theoretically... he appears in an old photography... in black and white.. so idk what to say..
789life 1 year ago
@BrandonxxYn1 at least he wants to kill his wife.. he breaks a door with the ax trying to catch her..
so u still think he doesnt want to kill her??
789life 1 year ago
hey... i love this film so much... i got a lipstick and guess what i wrote on my door...
kwordkarinababe 1 year ago
REDRUM LOL That movie was one of the best scary movies i have seen
Mig1446 2 years ago
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Movie was great, but dont bother with the book. Stephen King has a bad writing style. Big thumbs up for Jack Nicholson!
ThoseDamnSeagulls 2 years ago
read the book. scary as fuck.
MadeSicc74 2 years ago 10
I know! But the one that he was supposed to almost not have finished was Pet Sematary! Personally, I think that The Shining was way scarier. I never have nightmares and I sometimes woke up from a a nightmare about this book.
ChowakeePsycho 2 years ago
@MadeSicc74 so fucking is scary?
Koermuvguy 1 year ago
@MadeSicc74 yeah im reading it and now im always watching my back, looking if there is not some naked purple woman pursuing me lol
nindjapoez 1 year ago
Is this really that scary?, I don't know... I have a hard time seeing Jack as a scary guy, I laugh my ass off by just looking at his face. So anyways can anyone tell me how scary this is, 'cause it really doesn't look that scary to me.
DarkMetalOmega 2 years ago
oh, the shining is SCARY....... its sheer terror. And I am not over reacting. It was very creepy as well. And after you see this movie, you dont see jack the same ever again. its just really fantasticly creepy.
-pinkpandamiranda
pinkpandamiranda 2 years ago
@DarkMetalOmega
its a psychological horror movie. i guarentee you wouldn't want to stay at a hotel that resembles that one after seeing this movie. the soundtrack augments the ominous tone of the movie.
nuggbubbler 2 years ago
@DarkMetalOmega Casting Jack Nicholson is probably the best and worst thing Stanley Kubrick did with this movie. The good thing is that when Jack Nicholson acts crazy, he acts CRAZY AS FUCK. The problem is that Jack Nicholson always looks crazy, so it's not surprising when he starts killing people. The fact that he played a crazy guy in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" a few years earlier probably didn't help matters much.
akumacornflakes 1 year ago
the redrum voice? *shivers*
KillMarines 2 years ago 2
redrum is murder
thebeautifullfallen 2 years ago
I knew that i was only saying that the redrum voice is scary as hell.
KillMarines 2 years ago
Jack Nicholson really is a genuis at horror
Lilgreboguitarist001 2 years ago 3
wow at 0:46 is RESIDENT EVIL SOUND NICE
EagleVolkan 2 years ago 2
the part with the elevator pouring blood, real creepy.
HinataChick38 2 years ago
Jack Nicholson is a genius...
premiedusten 2 years ago 4
the book is MUCH better
rocklive22 2 years ago 8
@rocklive22
Really? I haven't read it, but surely any Kubrick film would be better than a Stephen King novel.
pr0kris 9 months ago
I thought this movie was great! but sadly it didnt scare me? I wanted it to y'know? lol but i was scared of signs..
CalverstownBeast 2 years ago 6
Yeah well it was not scary as said, it was disturbing i think....and yes Signs scare the hell outta me with the alien video...God! xD
DiniMcGee 2 years ago 5
'yeah! lol his reactions so funny tho
CalverstownBeast 2 years ago
Try watchin it at a young age. i first watched this film when i was about 6 and it scared the life out of me. Ive watched it since and its not scary. I think it is primarily meant to be a psychological thriller not a horror.
vincenoirandhoward 2 years ago 2
yeah but i never understood this film... too much work and no play makes the fatha' go crazy? it doesn't make any sense... well, it does because of the isolation and the solitude, but what i'm trying to say is dat he suddenly wants to kill his family. Y? why does he suddenly want to murder his son and his wife?
safgfds 2 years ago
Very true Kubrick's approach was very intellectual.
What could be scarier than to have your own father turn against you. In real life it is quite scary but in our age of aliens, viruses and matrix-like agents it is not as scary. But it is still a very good movie and one of the better adaptations of a Stephen King novel. Even if from a visceral point of view they are quite different.
borgtennis 2 years ago
jack's wife was so ugly she was the scariest in the whole movie
Apink420 2 years ago 3
okay, so i loved this book, but im too much of a wimp to watch the movie on my own.. my friends have super short attention spans as we are teenagers.. they don't respect classic horror. buuuut i can't watch it on my own.. do you thing that my friends will be able to get through this movie without messing it up for me? lol.
stewiehds 2 years ago
well, there are lil parts were you will have to keep them watching, but i bet theyll love it as much as everyone else does, cuz this movie just is the best
jonnymoon 2 years ago
well, it's a looot scarier than i expected it to be.. but compared to some other horrors it's not too horrible x] but its pretty good so yeah, try to watch it, and bear with the fear for a couple weeks
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indierockandroller 2 years ago
i lov this film a hell of a lotsuch a classic horror
IamTheShining 2 years ago
This is a classic
MojoMoomey 2 years ago
Same music as in Resident Evil for PS1...?
crillep66 2 years ago
Yeah,it's great!
AbsolutelyHuman 2 years ago
Oh. And many things aren't like in the book. That kinda pissed me off.
akira6aki 2 years ago
definately the ultimate horror masterpeice...
absolutely gloriously terrifying, and perfect in every way..
i love this film.
seven2off 3 years ago 6
couldnt have said it better myself.
AwesomePictures 3 years ago
omg so redrum means murder! lol i just started reading the book
spongeeater 3 years ago
Sorry about that pal! XD
DiniMcGee 3 years ago
I'm reading the book too but I found out that by myself! hahaha
Ewin444 1 year ago
This movie is great. A little slow, but that adds to the overall tension of watching him lose it. Jack and the lady who played the mom aren't the BEST actors, but they did pretty well in this. Glad I saw it.
balrog13571 3 years ago
I agree, the mom isn't great but I think Jack nicholson did an awesome job! but that's just my opinion :)
KenzieKaddl 3 years ago
Yeah he's good, but I just think he was kind of off in the middle of the film. Maybe it was just the character though. He didn't actually do anything till the end. I did think the shot where he was frozen looked kind of creepy though. It is a good film it's just that it takes awhile to pick up in the middle. But I guess that was the idea. Give that slow solitude thing a chance to build up then BAM!
balrog13571 3 years ago
True, you make a good point
KenzieKaddl 3 years ago
When I first read the book, I didn't know that there was also a movie made after it, so when I finished it, I thought "whao, this book whould make a brilliant movie". And when I heard the film was already made and that Jack Torrance was interpreted by Jack Nicholson, I knew that he was the best to interprete the caracter.
akira6aki 2 years ago 2
I dont get it, I may only be starting Part 4 of the book, but why does he say Johnny when nobody calls him Johnny the whole book?!
JSEfilms 3 years ago
Well that does`t appear in the book, Kubrick put it there because a Tv Show in that year (don't know the name) so thats why it doesn't appear in book
DiniMcGee 3 years ago
it was johnny carson! thats how he always opened his show.
ealm141 3 years ago
Actually, I'm reading The Shining right now. Jack Torrance's real name is John. Jack is a nickname. Kubrick probably put "Here's Johnny!" in just to be clever and play off of the Johnny Carson Show. It's one of the most memorable parts of the film, so I think he made the right choice.
Shattered4807 3 years ago
Kubrick didn't put it in there. Nicholson ad-libbed the line.
Marckymarc71 3 years ago
holy crap, so many opinions, i don't know who to believe
xperiment17 2 years ago
believe the one right above you. It was Nicholson ad-libbing.
smoog 2 years ago
@DiniMcGee yes. it was the johnny carson show. HEEEREEE'S JOHNNY! was said when Johnny Carson came out onstage... I heard that Jack Nicholson just threw the line in and Kubrick liked it.
cuteboyishlips 1 year ago
@JSEfilms He is referring to "The Johnny Carson Show". Jack Nicholson improvised the line on set.
ufuckfacesonofabitch 1 year ago
I think perhaps schizophrenia runs in the family. it seems like a lot of horror movies play on the delusional aspects of schizophrenia.
tonialuvslecter 3 years ago
love this movie..currently reading the book
BABYREMI 3 years ago
i love the movie and the book i read the book twice
skatingelephants 3 years ago 2
HEEERE'S JHONY!
rickngabby 3 years ago
are your retarded its johnny you stupid mofo
aeroman911 3 years ago
i love this movie
rickngabby 3 years ago 2
no beer and no tv make homer go.. crazy??? lol or something like that
Ancvz 3 years ago 2
Yeah! It like the same of the movie
DiniMcGee 4 years ago
lol! thats the resident evil 1 music!
tauren00 4 years ago