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lmao! Well played, Xeno.
Lamentation sounds upset. Maybe he is mad because your theory conflict with his
Moon Landing theory?
I don't know but I do appreciate his vigor.
lmao! Well played, Xeno.
Lamentation sounds upset. Maybe he is mad because your theory conflict with his
Moon Landing theory?
well of course not. it does not fit in your agenda.
I don't know but I do appreciate his vigor.
Why are you so wound up by this idea?
I'm starting to think he may be Stephen King![]()
I'm starting to think he may be Stephen King![]()
Thats because you're awesome.
Love the idea btw.
PM Bob Gray, he lives in Derry, ME. He'll know.
The thread title states New The SHiNiNG Interpretation
Of course it's from my pov but I felt there were enough points of interest and correlations that I haven't seen in other analysis's to merit sharing it.
I think The SHiNiNG is as complicated as the hedge maze but I still enjoy trying to figure it out.
I'm also not saying The SHiNiNG is a remake or update of Dante's Inferno as much as Kubrick may have been inspired by it and worked it into the story thematically as I think it works well with the subject matter of The Shining novel.
The Divine Comedy is fucking awesome tho', so I'd be pretty amiable toward it being used as a theme for The Shining.
this thread makes me want to rewatch the shining, but that movie is so f**king scary, I don;t think I can, lol
lol, man, i don't know. I guess i was just busting your balls a bit.
I did watch room 237 and anything associated with that pisses me off i think. I am just hoping you don't take anything they say in that movie as being anywhere near true.
I think i am just getting prepped to go to war with people who project their psychosis on others.
as much fun as it is to think of crazy shit, it is also fun to shoot that crazy shit down completely with facts.
i think i want to be like an arguer.
my thoughts on the photo at the end of the film
I also feel that the ending shot of Jack in the black and white photo date July 4 1921 serves two purposes. The first is that it shows that Jack's soul is frozen in eternity in the photo a symbol for the lake of ice(9th circle). If we didn't see the photo and Kubrick left us with Jack's frozen corpse in the maze I don't think we would have gotten the sense of utter and everlasting finality that the photo gives. The date on the photo and the line where Delbert tells Jack that he has always been the caretaker leads me to believe since Delbert is already dead and thus aware of eternity that he has always known Jack(in Hell).
I also think the July 4th date celebrates Danny and Wendy's escape and hard won independence of Jack, an abusive father and husband.