Doctor Sleep

Started by Kazenji5 pages

The Shining sequel 'Doctor Sleep'

So the novel Doctor Sleep the sequel to The Shining is getting turned into a movie

Mike Flanagan to Direct it

http://collider.com/doctor-sleep-movie-mike-flanagan-the-shining-seque-stephen-king/

Hm.. I didn't even know there was a sequel to the novel.

Yup. Kinda.

I hope this movie isn't as crappy as The Shining.

Crappy? I hope you mean the most recent telemovie and not the film.

Pretty he wasn’t on about the telemovie

To be honest, I didn't even know there was a sequel novel to the Shining, but I'm officially interested as f*ck!

Stephen King's books are hit & miss for me; some are so white knuckle intense that I can't put the book down while others are so painfully boring that I can't get past the first quarter of the book.

I've read the Shining and loved it. Verrrrrry different from Kubrick's film, which I also adore. I might just have to start Doctor Sleep this weekend to see if I'll love it, too.

Yeah, I didn't like Kubrick's film. Maybe because I went in with too much expectations from all the praise it gets.

Originally posted by Impediment
To be honest, I didn't even know there was a sequel novel to the Shining, but I'm officially interested as f*ck!

Stephen King's books are hit & miss for me; some are so white knuckle intense that I can't put the book down while others are so painfully boring that I can't get past the first quarter of the book.

I've read the Shining and loved it. Verrrrrry different from Kubrick's film, which I also adore. I might just have to start Doctor Sleep this weekend to see if I'll love it, too.

Yeah, the book and movie are very different but both very good.

I also agree that Stephen King is very hit or miss.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Yeah, I didn't like Kubrick's film. Maybe because I went in with too much expectations from all the praise it gets.

It's understated. That's why it's so good.

It's his use of the camera and the performances from the actors. He's brilliant.

Room 237

Fun documentary interpretating "hidden" meanings to The Shining & other Kubrick films.

I've heard Stephen King didn't like the Kubrick Shining movie

and with the miniseries its more of a result of king's bitchy attitude towards the original Stanley Kubrick Masterpiece, I've heard it sticks closer to the novel but it was still bad.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Yeah, I didn't like Kubrick's film. Maybe because I went in with too much expectations from all the praise it gets.
The movie is great. Your taste is pure shitfire.

Shitfire? Come on.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Shitfire? Come on.
Shit in the form of fire spreading. Not on my watch, hick.

Hopefully it turns out good.

Mike Flanagan. That top class director of absolutely ****ing nothing even remotely decent ever.

Yeeaaahhh I'm gonna need you to go ahead and not do that mmmkaaayyy. That'd be grreeatt.

Originally posted by jaden101
Mike Flanagan. That top class director of absolutely ****ing nothing even remotely decent ever.

Yeeaaahhh I'm gonna need you to go ahead and not do that mmmkaaayyy. That'd be grreeatt.

He's supposedly has only had one good hit so far with Gerald's Game.

Ewan McGregor to play the grown up Danny Torrance

http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/ewan-mcgregor-to-star-as-danny-torrance-in-the-shining-sequel-dr-sleep-165?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=JoBloFB

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Yeah, I didn't like Kubrick's film. Maybe because I went in with too much expectations from all the praise it gets.
You suck as a human. That film is great.

Originally posted by quanchi112
You suck as a human. That film is great.

Stephen King hates the film

Originally posted by steverules_2
Stephen King hates the film

Then f$ck him. He's way too verbose as a writer.