- Joined
- Feb 13, 2014
- Messages
- 35,141
- Reaction score
- 951
He is right
The book is trash thats why kubrick pretty much threw it out while making the movie
He is right
The book is trash thats why kubrick pretty much threw it out while making the movie
The Thing. Te Shining didn't impress me that much to be honest. Mostly, it was Jack being Jack.
Oh, totally agree with that.I know little about film making, but I do know The Shining, and most of Kubricks works are more art than anything else.If u watch the shining from a technical standpoint though, like trying to figure out how kubrick creates the mood, it becomes fascinating.
It's a bitter cold, stormy winter night. You and your girl are snowed in and stuck in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere. Nothing but snow and ice around for miles. Your girl loves horror films and can be quiet and actually watch an entire movie closely. She has never seen either of these films and doesn't know anything about them. U can only choose 1 of these 2 films to show her. Which one do u pick?
@shadow_priest_x What say you?
I personally think Shining is a masterpiece of film making
The Thing is a fantastic movie but Shining is more layered and more interesting to dissect
Yep.So to confirm when people say 'The Thing' its the film where he ends up burning their blood to see who the things are?
Yup he starts out as creepy Jack and ends as super creepy Jack. It would have been so much better if he started out as a loving, happy person.The ending and pacing was the biggest thing for me. I'm not a huge movie guy, and cannot articulate properly what I feel, so here is a cheap video that shows some of the blatantantly wrong things in the movie. Jack is just a different beast altogether in the movie.
http://m.mentalfloss.com/article.php?id=64780
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shining_(film)#Comparison_with_the_novel
To continue. Jack doesn't be show his change in the movie. He seemed off from the start, and the hotel never got the chance to shine, like in Movies where a certain location has a sort of "demonic" possession. Such as type movies like The Legend of Hell House and Burnt Offerings
So to confirm when people say 'The Thing' its the film where he ends up burning their blood to see who the things are?
I love both but I have to be in a certain mood to watch The Shining. The Thing is infinitely rewatchable for me.