Room 237

By Giles 2022-09-11 23:39:20

"Room 237"

Such an over-interpretation is really personal, but I admire those fans who can analyze it from the aspects of culture, history, psychology, mystery, numbers, reasoning, etc. So it's hard to judge this film, but many details are still convincing.

As for the original intention of pursuing Stanley Kubrick, I agree with one of the analysts. "We're dealing with a guy with an IQ of 200 who has mastered the whole movie landscape. He got tired of doing Barry Lyndon, which was a boring movie....

By Elta 2022-09-11 23:08:02

very interesting documentary

The faces of the interviewees were not seen from the beginning to the end, only the voices of fans and critics could be heard, but it was not a movie review soundtrack in the traditional sense, because this documentary had its own original soundtrack! Most of the footage is edited from Kubrick's The Shining and other classics such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, and Barry Lyndon. And the most interesting thing is that the director occasionally matches these "materials" with the...

By Jeromy 2022-09-11 21:22:00

The author is dead, take The Shining as an example

I want to talk about my movie memory again - "The Shining" is the only set that I have watched the Pearl 930, and halfway through it, I was so shocked that I couldn't stand it and wanted to turn around and watch the movie. The blood and the supernatural prostitutes gushing out of the elevator doors, I was so shocked that I had to give up before I could digest the cliché. In a few years, I will watch the Pearl 930 together with my grandmother. The grim and weird expression of Jack Nicholas, as...

By Elmore 2022-09-11 19:35:38

I think I kinda get it

Have you ever seen a movie made for the purpose of reviewing and analyzing a movie? This movie will teach you a lesson.

If you're not a fan of The Shining, the No. 1 horror movie in history, then please give up this interesting documentary, you'll be extremely boring and uninformed. My evaluation of "The Shining" is "the scariest movie I've ever seen, and I'll never watch it again." After watching this documentary, I even wondered if I'd ever seen "The Shining".

The film...

By Hailey 2022-09-11 13:59:12

Too many words can only be placed in the film review column. Can the conspiracy theory and semiotics of the whole film be called a perfect interpretation?

5.25 Update

Correcting a mistake first, Kubrick does like to stay in the editing room and edit.

After watching some valuable documentaries about Kubrick, my judgment is mostly confirmed. This "documentary" by these film critics is basically bullshit. It also reminds me that not all "documentaries" are worth watching. Conspiracy theories and semiotics are really an insult to the visual language of cinema. Especially when I saw the documentary I once served Kubrick Kubrick's...

By Conrad 2023-09-19 10:42:04

This interpretation is too much,,, after reading it, I feel like I haven't seen The Shining. . Director Ku himself must have thought about it so much, and this is a collection of stinky fans holding stinky feet. Fans who analyze the movie frame by frame are really...

By Favian 2023-08-15 07:40:52

If you film a group of people trying to interpret the process of Shining going crazy at the end, I'll give five stars, but if it's a documentary that overinterprets such wishful thinking, I can only give one star. There is no need for elementary school students to read comprehension-style...

By Cleve 2023-07-30 22:43:51

If you can see something deep, you can see it, if you can't see it, at least it can make you...

By Romaine 2023-07-02 01:35:40

The dead house who shoots this kind of thing can't find a girlfriend! ! !...

By Vance 2023-06-25 09:39:29

It is better to say that it is a podcast of a bunch of Kufa fans in YY. In fact, in the end, it was well said. I always thought "The Shining" was Kufa's boring, self-entertaining movie after making "Barry Lyndon." Of course, 42, the ultimate secret of the universe, has been emphasized all the time. It's actually quite...