Originally Posted by PanzerMeyer
Originally Posted by Chucky
The Shining https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081505/

Yup,I know it was released 39 years ago but this is the first time I've watched it. I'd seen snippets of it such as the 'Here's Johnny'! bit and little Danny riding around the hotel and the blood gushing from the elevator so it was interesting to see how they all fitted in.

I have to say it was an excellent film.I wonder how many more I'm missing out on?



What makes "The Shining" so brilliant is that you only see one person murdered on screen during the entire film. Kubrick really knew how to use suspense and tension instead of just relying on blood and gore.


The scene where Jack enters room 237 and encounters the ghost is one of the best scenes in the whole movie in my opinion.



What a movie. It's a class on how to make a film taut. And people still debate exactly what jack's role was.

I say he's been, unwittingly for his his whole life, destined to fill the role of 'caretaker' and the cycle starts again when he dies.


What kind of car is that? What does it matter? When I drive it, I'm Steve McQueen