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    • Imagine having the balls to talk to bass like thatGnash
    • Kubrick gonna Kubrick. And his critics are not wrong.tank02
    • Kubrick was right. These suck
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    • The problem with the Maze is that he could not do what KIng wrote...so a problem to highlight that....like the hand and the bike...but yeah...not really relevandkoblesky
    • The book is about the hotel. The movie is about the _________.stoplying
    • @Gnash this is not a matter of prestige.
      We see work between two professionals.
      And it’s really refreshing when you can work with someone on this level.
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    • I think these are good ideas, but like @tank said, Kubricks criticism is painfully true.
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    • I love seeing really famous people get rejected. It shows you that they dealt with failure just like us...all the time...they just kept going...dkoblesky
    • And this is where they landed:
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    • I guess all the emphasis on "THE" is really where it's at for Kubrick. Either that or Jack Nicholson, which isn't much better.monospaced
    • I like the hand and the bike betterdkoblesky
    • my favorite thing in the world is reading about creative people hashing work out....I wish I had a library of that..its kind of hard to finddkoblesky
    • ^
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    • The final one's "Shining" looks like a scooby doo font. The maze is incredibly metaphorical. But, for Kubrick's pragmatism, this is less art than marketing.toemaas
    • Viewers need to to know that it was a horror film. He even literally spells it out on the poser, haha "It's a horror masterpiece!"toemaas
    • Unpopular opinion: I never found a single moment of The Shining to be scary. It's not that I don't "get it," I just never found it anything beyond kinda twistedmonospaced
    • Calling it a horror film was always a huge stretch for me. I get that there was some blood, and dad freaks out, but that's it?monospaced
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    • But it scares the shit out of wives and mothers!toemaas
    • mono- the bloody hallway, the naked old lady, the redrum, the general feeling of dread, the bartender, the photo, the twins, the supernatural, the wanting to_niko
    • murder his wife with an axe and then his child in the maze? how is this not horror? It scared the shit out of me when i was a kid._niko
    • Everything you listed is creepy. The blood and a man freaking out with an axe is almost horror. But nobody even really gets hurt.monospaced
    • I get some people found it scary. But to me a photo, or some twins standing there, or a boy saying red rum. Just kinda odd. Not scary.monospaced
    • it was a cool suspense movie with elements of horror. i liked the movie more with repeated viewings, I was underwhelmed at first viewing but it hiolds up well
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    • sure, suremonospaced
    • I guess "horror" is open to interpretation, I find psychological horrors scarier than physical, like American psycho axe scene is actually funny. same with_niko
    • anything in Friday the 13th, it just becomes silly slapstick after a while. so curious as to what films you consider scary or "horror"_niko

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