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gianluigi
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3rd Apr 07 at 13:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.drummerman.net/shining/essays.html

Love reading things about the shining, superb film, really gives your brain some work to do...and after researching theories, gives the film a whole new perspective.
Sara
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Clever. Do u believe the Native American theory tho? I love this film, I've got the book too
gianluigi
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im going to read the book too.

this native american feature is a little far fetched, but the devices the director put in place have very strong links to the theory.

i was sceptical at 1st as watching the film only once, there's only one or 2 referrences to indians.

but excellent film
gianluigi
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http://www.filmsite.org/shin.html

read
CorsaLaydee
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I actually thought the film was awfull but thats only after reading the book which I loved all excpet the 'hedge animals' chapter which was really scary lol
gianluigi
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you only think this because this is the same view stephen king took on the film. you are ignoring the messages Stanley Kubrick is trying to put accross.

also the devices Stanley Kubrick uses in the film to keep the watcher thinking and drawing conclusions is why its a master piece IMO
CorsaLaydee
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lol don't be silly and how can you possibly know when you haven't read the book anyway!! Go and read the book now!
gianluigi
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3rd Apr 07 at 15:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i will
Sara
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U can borrow my book luigi. Its on the bookshelf in the front room!
Sara
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The book is totally diff to the film.
gianluigi
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quote:
Originally posted by Sara
U can borrow my book luigi. Its on the bookshelf in the front room!


only because i put it on the shelf...you never tidy up after yourself
Marc
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If I was the kid I'd peddle like I'd never peddled before
gianluigi
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the shot of him peddling the 3rd time lasts 35 seconds.
Tom
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I'm not much a book person but I feel I should be, I appreciate films alot and would probably appreciate readign better versions

I have a very short attention span though
Sara
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Well u need to be in the mood to get through one of stephen kings books I tell ya!
Tom
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I hear ya!
Sara
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The book wont reflect the native american theory though..
Sara
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IIRC it doesnt.
Sara
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3rd Apr 07 at 15:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I might join the Richard and Judy bookclub
Hammer
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Books = the way forward, i've yet to come across a better film version of any book.
Tom
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The shining hasn't got shit on the vanishing anyway
Sara
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I like a man who reads books it shows intelligence
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Books = the way forward, i've yet to come across a better film version of any book.


I've read the extended version of The Fellowship of the Ring and I have to say it doesn't even compare to the film. They fill the book with so much needless crap imo (I know books are always more descriptive of things, surrounding, characters etc) but it ended up becoming quite tedious. Film was much better.
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quote:
Originally posted by Sara
I like a man who reads books it shows intelligence


I like your signature, classy
Sara
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3rd Apr 07 at 17:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Thanks, it's a quote from the valentines card I received. And no the end bit of it doesnt happen.

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