THE SHINING (1980) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION MASHUP Pt. 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2024
- Here's Part 2 for the First Time reaction mashup of THE SHINING (1980)
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Dr Sleep is a sequel to The Shining. It is really good.
A lot of female reactors thinking they would have handled the situation in this movie like Bruce Willis in Die Hard when the reality is they'd be just like Shelly Duvall, if not worse, because they've lived their lives through memes.
Facts! Lol
Yeah
No chick is like Budica...memes and of
You think the generation of girls you see fighting like animals in the streets and cursing like sailors is going to act like sheepish Shelly Duvall?
I could swing the bat harder than that and have my hands at the end of the bat.
Nobody handles situations like Bruce Willis in Die Hard...
No one says how amazing the acting is. Why...because it is that damn good
Here's Johnny is an homage to the Johnny Carson show. Back in the day, if you appeared and were successful on the Carson show, you were made in show business. Just check out Drew Carey's story about his first appearance on Carson. It's an eye opener.
In the Room 237 scene, I got to hand it to the women reacting to the naked woman, they were really scared! :)
The laughing decaying corpse of Mrs. Massey was played by the late Billie Gibson. She met Stanley Kubrick and he cast her in the movie. She had a scary laugh and Stanley Kubrick gave her the role!
"As soon as possib🤪!?!"😂
As I 1st saw It, as soon as the guys said ''the hotel Is build on and Indian cemetery'' I knew where things are going to go.
Saw this in the theaters when it came out. Enjoy watching a new generation get scared to death. The "Here's Johnny "line was ad-libbed by Jack Nicholson. Johnny Carson hosted the Tonight Show for decades, and he was announced every night with "Here's Johnny". Kind of gets lost generationally.
I bet the old lady scene was horrific in theaters!! Good movies like this always stand the test of time.
"I wonder what Danny's worried about. I'd let her choke me." 😂😂😂
🤣🤣
I'd like to visit the actual location this was filmed. I'd avoid the hotel entirely and just take in the beautiful scenery in the area 😂.
The hotel in the movie is actually The Timberline Lodge in Mount Hood, OR
Our ancestor(s) will be always with us once they past on BUT whether they're good or BAD is their past.
For the record: Theres a common misunderstanding and misconception about "Tony" amongst a lot of people.
Tony is NOT Danny's ID, or alter ego or the "brave" part of himself.
Tony is in fact his psychic power, aka his Shining.
It's essentially his link to the "other world", magic, the supernatural or whatever you want to call it, which is the basis reality in Stephen King's multiverse.
Its like his "guardian angel" or an entity which communicates directly with him, via his psychic abilities.
It's what lets him see the visions of the past, present and future in the book/movie.
This is (more or less) explained in the beginning of the movie and a simple internet search will explain it too.
The most famous line in the entire film, "Here's Johnny!" was tossed in by Nicholson in the moment . It wasn't in the script. Of course, that was the line that Ed McMahon, Johnny Carson's sidekick, would say on every "Tonight Show" to introduce him each night. Anyone of a certain age knew that tag line.
note, Charles Grady was mentioned at the interview; Delbert Grady spilled the drinks on Jack...
Wow... I never even caught that. Very interesting 😄
They are the same person. Charles Grady was his identity and personality in life. Delbert Grady is what the hotel has changed him into since his death. When the hotel takes a persons life it corrupts their soul and turns them into more sinister versions of themselves. Delbert Grady has no idea Charles Grady ever existed.
@@88wildcat Where did you see this explanation?
I've said it once and I'll say it again nobody does crazy like jack Nicholson.
“Great party, isn’t it?”
Its over jack i have the high ground
If the poltergeist was able to get Jack Nicholson out of the food storage freezer, why couldn’t they have let him outside of the maze?
He was succumbing to the cold before Wendy and Danny even left, so he was probably too weak to walk let alone take direction.
My theory is that since Danny outsmarted him and he and Wendy got away the ghosts realized Jack failed at his task and wasn’t worth saving
In the Kubrick adaptation we never see anything “supernatural” happen outside of the house other than Danny’s Shining with Halloran. I know the novel has stuff about the topiary but not the film.
@@gotaigo the was no poltergeist ... No ghosts in Kubrick's film adaptation of the Shining. Jack had his hand on the door release the whole time he was talking to Wendy through the closed door. The factual truth of reality is Jack got himself out.
@@WorldwideWyatt Danny and the cook didn't "shine" ... The unreliable narrative Kubrick used to allude to the viewer a misdirection .... Just two separate characters, each mouth thier own mentally and emotionally unstable delusional minds.
They all need to be "corrected" 😈
They are thinking that she is happy after knocking his husband but actually her husband is possessed and she is sad about it
Kubrick really fucked Shelly Duvall up
I had to turn the sound down when the annoying woman with the pumpkins on her head was shown. Oy vey.
There are NO GHOSTS in Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of "The Shining". It was a psychological thriller... Not a supernatural ghost story as Stephen King wrote it to be in his book. Understanding Kubrick's use of the unreliable narrative and red herrings is the keys to understanding.
So who let Jack out of the dry storage? It’s intentionally left vague if the ghosts are real, just some kinda shared hallucination, or everything is just Jack’s book being told.
. Jack got himself out. He had his h and on the door release the whole time he was talking to Wendy .
It's okay everyone it's only in you're little imagination just a little imagination it won't hurt you your going completely mad hahahahahahahhahahahhahahahahhaahahahhaahahahahahahhaahahahhaahhaahahhhahahahahhahahhah
He was NORMAL before the hotel. His wife LOVED him...she wasnt going to leave him until she had NO choice. These reactors are just so damned brain-dead.
The fact is a lot of people did not like how Wendy was very vulnerable and portrayed as weak and dumb is in the book that is the opposite. That is why Stephen king hated the movie.