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1. www.theguardian.com › film › 2020The Shining at 40: will we ever fully understand what it all ...

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   May 23, 2020 · Like a lot of Kubrick’s work, especially the films toward the back half of his career, The Shining was greeted first with bafflement and hostility before people started to come around on it.

2. www.denofgeek.com › movies › the-lasting-impact-ofThe lasting impact of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining

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   Oct 25, 2012 · James looks at its growing cultural impact…. Inspiring devotion, imitation and obsession in equal measure, Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 adaptation of Stephen King’s The Shining inarguably stands ...

3. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › films‘Making The Shining was hell’: How tormented stars, Kubrick’s ...

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   May 22, 2020 · J ack Nicholson must have needed a lot of toothpaste. When he was starring in Stanley Kubrick’s horror movie The Shining (1980), he felt it a matter of common courtesy to brush his teeth before ...

4. collider.com › why-does-stephen-king-hate-the-shiningWhy Does Stephen King Hate Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ So ...

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   Jul 27, 2024 · The Big Picture. The Shining is a horror masterpiece by Stanley Kubrick, but Stephen King hated it, including Jack Nicholson's portrayal of Jack Torrance. Stephen King found Wendy's character ...

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6. lithub.com › how-stanley-kubrick-brought-stephenHow Stanley Kubrick Brought Stephen King’s The Shining to the ...

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   Feb 8, 2024 · When, in July 1976, John Calley sent Kubrick galley proofs of Stephen King’s manuscript of The Shining, he had found his source. King was already an enormously popular author, and film-makers discovered that his popularity could be successfully transferred to the screen. Adaptations of King’s novels were becoming a craze.

7. www.studiobinder.com › blog › the-shining-explainedThe Shining Explained — 6 Compelling Theories on The Shining

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   Dec 19, 2021 · The truth is, Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining could in no way be called a “faithful adaptation” of the source material. The book and movie are extremely divergent. And Kubrick all but disregarded the novel when making the film. King famously hated the adaptation in Kubrick’s film because it was such a far cry from his original story.

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   Is 'the shining' a Kubrick movie?

   • True, The Shining is a Kubrick film and it has received far more attention than any King adaptations by less revered directors. Yet the consistency in King’s condemnation – almost an obsession – must be attributed to something deeper than a mere dissatisfaction with an unfaithful adaptation.

   King vs. Kubrick: The Origins of Evil – Senses of Cinema

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   What did Kubrick say about King?

   • Not once did Kubrick say anything about King’s constant criticism of the film and, in the same quiet fashion, took his revenge: since he still held the rights to the novel, one of his stipulations for giving them up was that King would be prevented from further commenting on his film; the other was $1,5 million.

   King vs. Kubrick: The Origins of Evil – Senses of Cinema

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   What is Kubrick's 'The Shining' about?

   • Through “the shining”, he can sense the evil and violence lurking within the hotel – and inside his own dad, too. This Shining, which turns 40 tomorrow, is one of Kubrick’s greatest films. This was a director who never took shortcuts and who approached every film he made with a manic zeal to match that of Jack Torrance with his axe.

   How The Shining went from box-office flop to one of cinema’s immortal

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   Did King really understand the difference between Kubrick and King?

   • After years of repeated complaints, King seems to have understood the question more clearly in recent times: he acknowledged the real difference between him and Kubrick lies in their respective takes on the nature of evil.

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   Did Stephen King call Kubrick a genius?

   • King called Kubrick “a genius” a few times in 1979, cf. David Chute, op.cit., and Feast of Fears, cit., p. 30. Stephen King, “On The Shining and Other Perpetrations,” in Whispers #5.1/2, Stuart David Schiff (ed.), August 1982, p. 14. Nicolas Saada, “The Shining, une histoire de famille”, Cahiers du Cinéma #534, April 1999, p.

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   Why did Stephen King criticise Kubrick & Diane Johnson?

   • Most significantly, King has criticised Kubrick and his co-screenwriter Diane Johnson for their approach to the horror genre. “It was like they had never seen a horror movie before,” 33 King said.

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   Jul 26, 2020 · When Kubrick’s film was released, King was already more than just famous – he was “a brand name”: his first two books, Carrie and Salem’s Lot, sold 35,000 copies in their hardcover editions and 4,5 million copies as paperbacks; The Shining was King’s first hardcover bestseller, reaching 50,000 copies sold. 47 Yet perhaps, and this was true for Burgess too, King kept talking about ...