Im watching "The Shining" right now

[Royalty]

Jack Torrence had tremendous amounts of chicken, steak, rib roasts, pork roasts, ground beef, turkey, and lamb in the Overlook Hotel. He couldve gotten huge! He shouldve brought weights to train with. He had the whole winter and early spring to get jacked!

Instead; he tried to kill Wendy & Danny.   

[SF1900]

Clearly it was the roids that contributed to his craziness. Clear case of Roid Rage.

[JBGRAY]

Or awesome blowjobs 

[QuakerOats]

Jack Torrence had tremendous amounts of chicken, steak, rib roasts, pork roasts, ground beef, turkey, and lamb in the Overlook Hotel. He couldve gotten huge! He shouldve brought weights to train with. He had the whole winter and early spring to get jacked!

Instead; he tried to kill Wendy & Danny.   

where was all this great food? i never saw it.

[Royalty]

where was all this great food? i never saw it.

towards the beggining; the cook describes the food that is available to the family.... The cook has the ability to "shine"... Like Danny does.

The cook gets axed by jack torrence late in the film

[Royalty]

Or awesome blowjobs 

i honestly have no idea what that was about. Was it in the book??

[Obvious Gimmick]

devils rejects on IFC too. great fucking movie

[The Ugly]

Red rum.

[affeman]

Shining is one of the fucking best flicks ever. Still works to 100 % after 30 years, that's what you call a classic.

I've read a lotta stuff about Kubrick and that guy was a freaking maniac who drove the whole team crazy. For example in this scene he refused to use copies of the sheets, he insisted that every single page had to be typed individually for authenticity, can you imagine that? . Also he repeated perfect scenes 100s and 100s of times cause he never was satisfied (everyone else considered the scene as perfect), the whole project was short of being cancelled, and noone of the actors ever worked with him again.

[affeman]

Ah, the opening scene. Goosebumps, good ol days

[Royalty]

Shining is one of the fucking best flicks ever. Still works to 100 % after 30 years, that's what you call a classic.

I've read a lotta stuff about Kubrick and that guy was a freaking maniac who drove the whole team crazy. For example in this scene he refused to use copies of the sheets, he insisted that every single page had to be typed individually for authenticity, can you imagine that? . Also he repeated perfect scenes 100s and 100s of times cause he never was satisfied (everyone else considered the scene as perfect), the whole project was short of being cancelled, and noone of the actors ever worked with him again.

in the directors commentary they said that there were like 120 takes for the brief conversation between Danny and the cook (the two discussed "Tony" and the ability to "Shine")

[affeman]

in the directors commentary they said that there were like 120 takes for the brief conversation between Danny and the cook (the two discussed "Tony" and the ability to "Shine")

He also insisted that the pages noone can ever see in the movie at the bottom of the stack were typed at the typewriter.

[arce1988]

  if only he had some ped up there

[Kwon_2]

  if only he had some ped up there

Classic Arce! 

[arce1988]

[Royalty]

In the directors commentary; the giant maze is said to represent the human mind.... And Jack gets lost in it... And dies there..

[arce1988]

  froze his ass off in that damn mind

[el numero uno]

Shining is one of the fucking best flicks ever. Still works to 100 % after 30 years, that's what you call a classic.

I've read a lotta stuff about Kubrick and that guy was a freaking maniac who drove the whole team crazy. For example in this scene he refused to use copies of the sheets, he insisted that every single page had to be typed individually for authenticity, can you imagine that? . Also he repeated perfect scenes 100s and 100s of times cause he never was satisfied (everyone else considered the scene as perfect), the whole project was short of being cancelled, and noone of the actors ever worked with him again.

Not sure if is true but I read somewhere that he refused to direct the movie "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" because he wanted the kid to be a real robot. lol

[deadz]

Jack Torrence had tremendous amounts of chicken, steak, rib roasts, pork roasts, ground beef, turkey, and lamb in the Overlook Hotel. He couldve gotten huge! He shouldve brought weights to train with. He had the whole winter and early spring to get jacked!

Instead; he tried to kill Wendy & Danny.   

Horror classic.

[deadz]

devils rejects on IFC too. great fucking movie

Not really.

[deadz]

Red rum.

murder 

[POTA]

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Kubrick doesn't make movies that are just about what you see on screen. The Shining/fake moon landing conspiracy is hard to ignore.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread509050/pg1


Every single movie that Kubrick made was thought about and redun in his head a thousand times. Every scene ment something to him. Some even say he was murdered right before "Eyes Wide Shut" had its final edit...

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Kubrick doesn't make movies that are just about what you see on screen. The Shining/fake moon landing conspiracy is hard to ignore.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread509050/pg1


Every single movie that Kubrick made was thought about and redun in his head a thousand times. Every scene meet something to him. Some even say he was murdered right before "Eyes Wide Shut" had its final edit...

Sherdog talks about the shining here

http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f48/kubricks-shining-his-confession-helping-fake-moon-landing-1151957/

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Anyone who watched 2001 Space Odyssey in 1968 or even today in 2012 had to think that this fucking guy Kubrick had not only some serious skills but was also privy to some deep dark secrets. fools today can't put out the realistic shit Kubrick did in 1968. The jig is fucking up homies. Kubrick was taken out for sho