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You missed the Dark Tower reference. Ka is a wheel, Doc. Some people say that Shelley Duvall was ugly but I think she was cute. She had a sweet smile. Damn, I never watched the movie but i enjoyed watching her die. Interesting throughout. Borders on a superhero film but keeps in touch with the real world. Great performance by ewan McGregor.
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We start this in Florida back in 1980. A young girl is with her mother and she goes to pick flowers. By the water she encounters Rose the Hat (Rebecca Ferguson. She shows her a magic trick and end up kidnapping her in the process. It then shifts to Danny (Roger Dale Floyd. He is terrified to go to the bathroom as he sees the woman from room 237 from the Overlook Hotel in there. This causes him to urinate in his pants. His mother, Wendy (Alex Essoe) through this talk and other interactions, we learn that he hasn't spoken since.
Danny is visited by Dick Hallorann (Carl Lumbly) who shares a way to make these entities go away. He creates boxes in his mind and locks them inside. Danny then grows to be an adult and is much like his father. We see him on a bender where he wakes up next to a woman. She has vomited and he goes to leave. Before he can, he sees that she has a child. This doesn't stop him from taking money as he feels she took his. Danny boards a bus that takes him to New Hampshire. It is there that he meets Billy Freeman (Cliff Curtis. He sees something in Danny and decides to help him.
We also meet a special little girl, Abra Stone (Kyliegh Curran. She is much like Danny was, just way more powerful. Her parents are shocked at a magic trick she does in the kitchen where she has all of their spoons stuck to the ceiling. Her parents are David (Zackary Momoh) and Lucy (Jocelin Donahue.
8 years later, Dan is working at a nursing home where he is dubbed Doctor Sleep. Along with their cat, they know the patients who are close to passing and helping to ease their fears. Dan also communicates with Abra through a wall in his room where there's a wall that is similar to a chalkboard. Things take a turn though when Abra picks up the energy of Rose the Hat and her convoy of people. She see first that they convert a trouble teen, Snakebite Andi (Emily Alyn Lind) to join them and then we see how they eat when they come after Bradley Trevor (Jacob Tremblay. Abra then seeks out Dan for his help, because she is the most powerful person who can use The Shine and that's what the True Knot wants.
Now you already know that I was pretty excited to see this film from what I said. I heard some interesting things from people before I got the chance and I actually have to agree. The first thing is that it is common knowledge that King didn't care for the Stanley Kubrick version of his story. What I find interesting about this film is that it seems like the perfect love letter meshing Kubrick's The Shining with King's 'Doctor Sleep' and then still putting his own touches on it.
It really is an interesting story to have these villains in the True Knot as they search for children that can use The Shine. They actually call it Steam, as that's what it looks like when it is coming out of them. They're really stealing the soul and with the changes that are made in them, as long as they eat well, they can live forever. The things they do are pretty cruel so that really adds to it the fear. They also want the children to be in pain as it makes the Steam better for them, which is quite horrific.
There's also some really interesting social commentary here, which if you know me, I love. We see that Dan's way of dealing with his father's alcoholism is drinking. It is interesting as his father died when he was a boy, but he still followed in the footsteps. He has a bit more of an excuse being that he has this mental ability that is scary so it's him dealing with that as well. His alcoholism did hide him from the True Knot in part as well. The traumatic events made him not use it so they missed him.
This film also has some good heart. Seeing Dan recover from his issues with booze and what he does at this nursing home touched my heart. I'm not going to lie, I teared up during two conversations that he has there for sure. It really does add an interesting touch and plays up later when he finally meets Abra as well.
I want to shift gears to cover the pacing and editing of this film. As I said that this was a love letter to the film and book, there are so many good references as well. We see scenes that were reshot for this film, but on top of that, we get ones that directly mirror. An example is when Dan interviews with Dr. John (Bruce Greenwood) are exactly like Jack's interview at the Overlook. It is things like this that were great. This film also runs 152 minutes, but I didn't mind it at all. I felt like that time was needed to introduce us to the characters and then build the tension to their eventual encounter. I love where it ends up and actually, I think using the Kubrick's ending makes more sense than the King ending as I really enjoy the encounter as they do here. I liked how it all played out in the end as well.
That will take me to the acting of this one. McGregor I think did an excellent job as the adult Dan. He really brings hurt and pain to the character from what happened in the original film and the repercussions after it. Ferguson was also amazing as Rose. There's an odd aspect that I found her really attractive, but also terrified of her at the same time. I could almost believe her at times which is weird since I know she's evil. Curran I thought was solid as well. Seeing the True Knot how they operate converting Lind was solid and the rest of the group was good as the villains. I like the performances of Curtis, Greenwood, Essoe and Tremblay. They along with the rest of the cast rounded this film out for what was needed. I should also really shout out Essoe, Floyd, Thomas Downing and Henry Thomas amongst others. They took on roles from The Shining for reshoots here. They were definitely solid and it helped to build on the tension and back-story.
As for the effects of this film, I thought they were on point. We get some really good practical ones. The blood we see looks good and writer/director Mike Flanagan seems to be a master of ripping the skin of wrist and hands, because we got a scene of that which made me cringe. Going even farther, the CGI in this film was really good as well. It was seamless and I know it was with computers because of what was done, but that's really the only way. I thought it was shot beautifully and I like the incorporation of seeing inside of the mind. It really sucked me in.
The last thing to cover would be the soundtrack. I love that Flanagan decided to use songs from the original film and then tweaked some of them here. It really helps to build tension. On top of that though, they also use this heartbeat that happens quite a bit. I could feel my anxiety going up when it would get more rapid and I thought that was genius thing to use for sure.
Now with that said, I was excited to see this, but was also nervous that my love of the original film and the source material from King would affect it. I can definitely say that it didn't. This film sucked me in and I think that Flanagan knocked it out of the park again. The story was some good social commentary of real life issues and then blends it well with the supernatural. Seeing how trauma changes people is interesting here and I think the acting helps bring that to life. Despite its long runtime, it doesn't feel like it and I think that it definitely was warranted. The effects were good and the soundtrack was amazing. There were just a few things that were off for me, but nothing to ruin it or the things that I liked. I think this is a great film and it is a contender for one of the best of the year for me.

Rest in peace, Scatman Crothers. In the movie script, his mother gave this strange, psychic intelligence a name. she called it Shining. His downplayed role was crucial in this movie. Rewatching, at 4:34 I swear Jacks face shows a little remorse while listening about Wendy.

 

 

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