The Shining Commentary
Dec 12, 2013•2 hr 27 min
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Episode description
Time to take a look at a little film about a family going slowly insane together: The Shining from 1980, directed by Stanley Kubrick, based on the book by Stephen King. Hated and revered, analyzed by many who shouldn't, but nevertheless the work of a master.
Join us as we train the light on this controversial film to find out if it really shines all that brightly.
On this track we cover:
Join us as we train the light on this controversial film to find out if it really shines all that brightly.
On this track we cover:
- Kubrick's visuals and narrative style
- The production and Kubrick's work methods
- The novel vs. the film
- Shelley Duvall's teeth
- The insane conspiracy theories
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