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So sad to lose Shelley Duvall the other week. I rank her performance in this as one of the best ever, she was made for the role. It is sad she was so underappreciated by the film industry. Great to hear this music again.
My friend just posted a story of ants eating a large bug alivr and it was pretty great. She has a really great phone. Great video quality. Also I just found this really wonderful Choral rendition of "Old Folks Go Home" it was so good. Love choral music
I just wish more movies who are so psychological horror like the Shining. Today everyone is focusing more on the jumpscares and gore and that’s really sad
DyFo Viewer You should check out Session 9. It's about an abandoned mental hospital in Massachusetts and it's VERY similar to The Shining in style and horror.
This is one of my all-time favorite movies, and not because it's scary. Mostly because of the soundtrack, the set, landscape and the feeling. And honestly, they couldn't have cast better than Shelley Duvall.
This movie was a piece of art. Huge fan of Stephen king but the mini series was comical, it was more true to the book yes but it was not scary. Kubricks version truly messes with your mind and somehow makes you feel like you are isolated along with Danny and Wendy.
I hate to admit it but you are absolutely spot on. No one can touch my man Stevie for thrills, chills and highway spills. Although based completely on the book it was something you had to READ, not watch in a film. Some stories don't translate well onscreen and this was one of 'em. Sorry Stevie but you need to acknowledge that Kubrick did honor to your story not dishonor it. Relent! Repent! Lest that Gregorian Dies Irae chant knock you back!😎😀
I agree. The mini-series was mediocre. I thought Steven Weber did pretty good as Jack Torrence, in his own right. In fact, he was the best part of the movie. The setting was pretty cool too. However, as you said, most of it was silly rather than scary. I still say The Shining: Mini-series was better than the Salem's Lot remake.
Yes! Even though the mini series is more violent and has more violence shown on screen, and the origional film only really has two instances of it actually happening, the film still feels more violent.
For mobile users: 1. The Shining Main Title - 0:00 2. Lontano - 3:32 3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta - 10:40 4. The Awakening of Jacob - 18:43 5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 - 27:07 6. Polymorphia - 32:12 7. Masquerade - 41:01 8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 - 44:17 9. It's All Forgotten Now - 52:59 10. Kanon - 56:19 11. Home - 1:05:53 12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) - 1:09:08 13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) - 1:10:06 14. Midnight, the Stars, and You - 1:12:27
Cthulhu The IRS Spiders Immolation running out of gas in the middle of a desert fanbabies whining about _The Last Jedi_ ONE MORE TIME regular ass humans finding out that there is a god
00:01 to 3:21 I think this is one of the best intro themes in any movie. It's so ragged, untidy and obtrusive, but it's still so enjoyable to listen. How can that be even possible?
It makes me imagine the partygoers in the Gold Room becoming snowbound in the hotel forced to do horrific things to each other to stay alive The Donner Party merged with characters from the Shining would be an interesting short story
@@judah142 i heard something similiar to the them in Rachmaninow's "Isle of the Dead" at 16:29 ruclips.net/video/dbbtmskCRUY/видео.html&ab_channel=Variatio24 - edit: dies irae is interesting, didnt know that.
Stephen King wants the horror to come slowly from a peaceful beginning, which doesnt translate well into a movie. The Shining was like the (more frightening) second half of a Stephen King Book.
@@tobiasbehnke939 I disagree with your first point. Plenty of GREAT horror movies have done this. I love this movie, but it didn't move me the same way the book did (Jack has no arc in this movie; in the book it was pretty tragic).
Funny thing is that I find the ballroom jazzy songs to be somehow scarier and more unsettling than the creepy atmospheric pieces, when put in the context of the movie
1:10:18 Those voices really made me uncomfortable while I was watching the film... I thought the Hotel itself was claiming for blood and death in that moment. That's why it screams.
Hello Miguel! Yes, maybe the hotel was claiming for blood and death. Or the hotel represents blood and death from the past that does not want to be forgotten! I recommend you the documentary Room 237, that explores all the symbology behind The Shining! :) Have a nice day!
This is actually a religious text in Russian or Old Church Slavonic IIRC. I have it somewhere but cannot find it right now. It's funny how Kubrick kept using religious music for weird effects. Another Penderecki piece in "The Shining" is _Als Jakob erwachte_ (aka. _The Awakening of Jacob_ ) which is based on Genesis 28:16-17 and is dedicated by the composer to Prince Rainier III of Monaco! So much for corpses in bathtubs. And of course in _2001_ Kubrick used "Kyrie" from Ligeti's _Requiem_ for the monolith with the chorus singing, extremely slowly, "Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison".
I feel the chants/voices are connected to the Hotel being built on Indian ground. which is maybe why the hotel is the way it is because the Indians cursed it or something
@@zachfierro7105 The Indian connection is interesting although (according to Kubrick's daughter Katharina) unintended. But one never knows about any artist's subconscious mind...
For those wanting composers: 1. The Shining Main Title by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind - 0:00 2. Lontano by Ligeti - 3:32 3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta by Bartok - 10:40 4. The Awakening of Jacob by Penderecki - 18:43 5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 by Penderecki - 27:07 6. Polymorphia by Penderecki - 32:12 7. Masquerade performed by Jack Hylton - 41:01 8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 by Penderecki - 44:17 9. It's All Forgotten Now by Al Bowlly - 52:59 10. Kanon by Penderecki - 56:19 11. Home by Van Steeden, Clarkson, and Clarkson- 1:05:53 12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) by Penderecki - 1:09:08 13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) by Penderecki - 1:10:06 14. Midnight, the Stars, and You by Henry Hall & The Gleneagles Hotel Band- 1:12:27
@Evil Robot Santa Claus 🎁 💣 💥 for reals? Why am I not surprised. I have actually never seen that whole movie, only bits and pieces. Do you recommend it?
i went up to my grandmas condo for thanksgiving with my family like i always do. well, my mom got sick on the night of Black Friday and they (being my mom, dad and sister) all decided to head home. There was a huge blizzard that cut all the power on the door county peninsula on saturday night/ sunday morning.... i ended up being there all by myself, no other guests. just one receptionist at the front of the complex... all tucked away in the corner room of the building, the dark hallways, the quietness. it all made me feel like i was in The Shining
1. The Shining Main Title - Wendy Carlos / Rachel Elkind - 0:00 2. Lontano - György Ligeti - - 3:32 3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta - Béla Bartók - 10:40 4. The Awakening of Jacob - Krzysztof Penderecki - 18:43 5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 - Krzysztof Penderecki - 27:07 6. Polymorphia - Krzysztof Penderecki - 32:12 7. Masquerade - Jack Hylton - 41:01 8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 - Krzysztof Penderecki - 44:17 9. It's All Forgotten Now - Ray Noble & His Orchestra, Al Bowlly- 52:59 10. Kanon - Krzysztof Penderecki - 56:19 11. Home - Henry Hall And The Gleneagles Hotel Band - 1:05:53 12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) - Krzysztof Penderecki 1:09:08 13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) - Krzysztof Penderecki 1:10:06 14. Midnight, the Stars, and You - Ray Noble & His Orchestra, Al Bowlly - 1:12:27 * it lack track "Rocky mountains" of Wendy Carlos / Rachel Elkind * track 10 "Kanon" of Krzysztof Penderecki, i think its not part of the OST
Martín Aletta Ciao, Martín Grazie infinite per il preziosissimo elenco che fornisci sui titoli e sui compositori: fantastico ed impagabile invito per fare una ricerca musicale approfondita, per un musicista e ricercatore quale son io. Assolutamente adorabili Ligeti e Penderecki! Naturalmente, per non parlare del 2º movimento del concerto per archi, percussioni e celesta: un capolavoro assoluto! Grazie ancora 👍! Cordialissimi saluti.
Actually you should look up "The Screaming Skull" main theme, by Ernest Gold, 1958. I wonder if he got any credit. Edit: It's actually based on much older Gregorian chant Dies Irae, as are other later classical works. You learn new things every day.
And even more amazing that his music was not written for horror movies. These pieces were written in the 1960s. You know you are bad ass when horror movie directors are using your regular music for their scores.
Yeah this movie would have hardly any of the impacts that it has if it wasn't for the soundtrack. Whenever I visualize a scene in my head I usually hear the music in the background.
I saw this vinyl album in a Tucson record store ONE time, in 1996. I had no money, no credit cards, no way to pay for it then. A week later, I came back and it was gone. Still the most irksome moment of my music-loving life.
It took me several years to finally see why people love this movie so much, and it is a masterpiece of horror with an incredible soundtrack! Definitely one of the best horror movies ever made!
- "I can't feel my f-fingers anymore, Lloyd. They're - they're numb! " - "Maybe you should wear these extra gloves. My hands are starting to get sweaty." - "Extra gloves? You've had this pair of extra gloves, this whole time?" - "Yeah! We're in the Rockies! Huh!"
"My girls, sir, they didn't care for the Overlook at first. One of them actually stole a pack of matches, and tried to burn it down. But I "corrected" them sir. And when my wife tried to prevent me from doing my duty, I "corrected" her.
bloody brilliant........yeah i listen to all kinds of ost's while reading.......i read the dark tower to Metroid Prime's "chozo ruins depths".......i also read the bible to this soundtrack....which is very intense.....i read the Akira manga to some of silent hill 1's ost (the game)...the silent hill 1 ost is a masterwork....i'm reading Ghost Rider 2099 to the 2017 Ghost in the Shell ost........certain Resident Evil (game) songs are good for reading...if u need scary atmosphere....usually when i'm reading i go for the dark & edgy stuff...so listen to the akira ost...ghost in the shell ost(1995 & 2017)...escape from new york ost...STRANGER THINGS OST VOL.1 & 2..(probably the best ost ever made lol).......of course the shining ost....(it makes everything terrifying lol)...the terminator 1 ost is super dark....like ultra-bleak.....it's the best....blade runner's ost is nice for mystery and edgy atmopheric emotion....yeah...this is all for reading...but not my little pony books like u know,dark edgy books or maybe just background music for wikipedia...(that also works surprisingly well)
The background score is by far one of the best ever. It created the chills while watching this movie and added value to the movie.Forty years later, it still stands tall among the background scores.
1:20 This part honestly sound like a Native American chant as they charge into battle And remember that the overlook is build on an Indian burial ground and many natives tried to fight the people building the hotel
Probably one of the most horrifying sound track I ever heard! This is the true nature of horror, and the same cannot be said about the garbage movies that are made today!
This soundtrack is freaking amazing... from those days when the soundtracks were the key factor in making the movie even more horrifying. Some films the soundtracks were even scarier than the movie. I wouldn't dare listen to The Omen soundtrack alone in the dark.. that music is terrifying as hell.
The opening OST is what it is all about though, that is one hell of a track! Listening to this now on quality headset there are some background sounds I didn't notice before. There are creepy laughs, spoken words, screams and whispers in the background! Having watched the original on VHS when I was younger I never heard these sounds lol! I did watch the bluray but with volume lower.
All work and no play makes a great horror film. All work and no play makes an asshole director. All work and no play makes a tormented Actress. All work and no play makes a psycho jack.
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The Opening Main Title ranks up there in the top all time great horror themes, right next to Goldsmith's "The Omen". Still bone chilling, even after all these years.
Deus Ares.... This is a fascinating piece of music if you look into it. It's adapted for the opening but it's a really old piece and is often echoed in modern scores. The composers wilheim scream 😉
@@brianconnolly6551 Dies Irae (Day of Wrath en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dies_irae ) Used as the basis for the second sequence of the Latin Requiem Mass. Lots of composers have written famous versions in their settings. (Berlioz, Verdi, Mozart, etc.)
And the sad thing is, Warner Brothers haven't released the soundtrack since the original vinyl pressing due to "copyright issues" on an undisclosed track. Come on Warners! You have enough money to sort this out and get it released properly. However, if you want other people to profit from your ineptitude, then keep it up.
Back up there bonzo. Warners stole a lot of the music from other people's soundtracks and they weren't going to let them get away with it. Warners were known for stealing others' work and trying to make it their own. The music in question is the orchestral rendition used at the end of the movie. It didn't and doesn't belong to Warner.
Could actually have something to do with the artist and their very expensive lawyer. I’m sure the re-release is trying to generate revenue to pay for said lawyer.
Kubrick's use of existing music in his movies, going all the way back to 2001, was so perfect that I sometimes wonder whether he discovered the music first and then used it as inspiration for how he shot the scenes.
Well, Kubrick actually did commission an original soundtrack for "2001: A Space Odyssey" which you might be able to find here on RUclips. (Fair warning -- it's not bad but not as good as the pieces which Kubrick chose.) In the end, Kubrick decided that he preferred the classical pieces even though he originally had not intended them to be part of the score -- but sadly, he neglected to inform the composer that he would not be using the commissioned soundtrack and so the film's premiere was a devastating blow.
@Ed Felstein Yes, yes, yes! I just made a very similar comment above. Watch the beginning (and end) of Dr. Strangelove. The musical accompaniment makes the re-fueling of the B-52's look almost obscene. but the ending... PLEASE watch it
@@OreadNYC That would be his *Spartacus* composer Alex North, who indeed felt betrayed over the whole situation. He ended up reusing parts of the score for *Dragonslayer* years later, since there was no sense letting it go to waste.
@reidmason2551 Kubrick really had a habit of playing nasty tricks on people, didn't he? He pulled a similar stunt with George C. Scott on the set of "Dr. Strangelove." Scott (unlike Slim Pickens) was aware that Kubrick was filming a comedy but didn't want his character to be as over the top as Kubrick did. Kubrick asked Scott to do his scenes twice -- the first time Kubrick's way with Kubrick telling Scott it was just an exercise and the second time the way Scott wanted it. Scott didn't find out until later that Kubrick had lied to him and used the over the top versions in the final print. Scott vowed never to work with Kubrick again, and he never did.
Nothing is more haunting as those 20s songs that was put into this soundtrack. Kubrick and the crew did an amazing job with it! Best horror movie ever and always will be!
I hold the soundtrack as the "voice" of the Overlook Hotel.... as an example, the opening theme is the Hotel calling out to Jack & Danny... beckoning them... yearning to consume them... so, the Overlook Hotel is THE main antagonist whom manipulates Mr. Torrance via his denial of his Shine/psychic abilities, etc....normal individuals, void of the Shine, are unintentionally brought & bound in death to it.... the lingering malevolent being/lifeforce/spirit born of the past atrocities embodied in the enigmatic hotel... forever... and ever....and.... ever.
Totally Awesome, thank you! Like every Kibrick film, the music was already available and not written for the movie. Amazing how it all fits. Penderecki, a Polish composer, and his music make up most of the score.
Something sad about it though, that all the people, such as my grandparents and alike, who would go to balls and enjoy this genre of music are no longer, they lived their lives and made their choices, made their mistakes, loved, feared, the lot, and now no more. Both their once existence and passing seems to echo in such beautiful music. An era where people of educated (and even working) class would dress the part for their occasions, and act appropriately, and respect one another, and at a time just after what was a terrible war, and just before what was to become another one, everyone would truly make the most of every living joyous moment, be grateful for everything they had, and look after their loved ones as though it was their last day. This serves as a reminder of my gratitude to have been a descendant of them people, who I unfortunately never had the chance and pleasure to meet. A lot of basic values that now seem to be lost
Jack Nickleback is also in two of my other favorite movies. Nacho Libre and Paul Blart the mall cop. He also played a cameo on Shindlers list as a small girl in a red dress.
Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, were great in the Shining ,yes, but I also think Scatman Crothers( who played Dick Hallorann ) deserves mention. He played, in my opinion, an hilarious portrayal of night guard ,Turkle, in One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest( also starring Nicholson).
I really hate that he gets killed. The guy goes cross country, through a snow storm, to save Wendy and Danny and he gets killed before he's there ten minutes!
OMG that wailing and crying in that first piece makes the theory of the hotel being built on an Indian burial ground all the more plausible F'n creepy as hell
NoizyBoy201 i just got back from my grandmas condo complex thing... the power went out and everyone left because of a snowstorm. i was the only person there minus a receptionist at the front. but all i could think about was the main title song from this movie
My all time favorite horror film. An impeccable film, absolutely chilling and I think what makes it so chilling is how it is more about the traumatic effects of horror as opposed to jump scares. It feels so disturbing because it possesses an unnerving air of reality to it as if it could happen to anyone, in any given situation, at any time. I found this film to be absolutely horrifying because it's also dealing with a father who is a demented alcoholic with a murderous rage for his family. And what could be more chilling than that? The book was also quite terrifying as well.
This movie was an actual masterpiece! I’m usually apposed to book-movie adaptations, but this film took it further and beyond. I first watched it really young on television, I snuck downstairs in the late hours to watch the tv and this film was on. I was so fascinated by it, as strange as that sounds lol. I just never seen anything like it
The sense of isolation and foreboding this creates is remarkable. Truly brilliant in both conception and realization yet completely out of print. Sigh.
the shining is actually a masterpiece of modern horror, and I'll tell you why. 1) music: they are so creepy but at the same time very melodic; they make me feel nostalgic for a time where i have never lived (the 80's). some of them are love's song and they are so beautiful to listen, especially for the honeyed words that are in them. (in the main title you can actually hear some people screaming.. but if u check out "midnight, the stars and you", it makes me cry everytime i listen to it..) 2) the slow descent into madness: you can actually feel the suspence in the film, like if there's something wrong in the overlook. in some scene kubrick made chairs, paintings, carpets etc.. disappear to disorient who is watching the movie. have you ever looked jack torrance straight in the eyes? his madness in his eyes. i can feel it without even having to do it. shelley duvall did a fantastic performance too, but i feel very sorry for what kubrick's did to her to make just one scene.. see the movie and you'll understand what i mean. 3) the ending: the ending. one of the most iconic and terrifying ending of all the time. jack became part of the overlook, that's what the photo in the ending means. practically he will become the ghost that will lead the next caretaker to kill his family (like grady did with him in the film). a lot of my friends have never watched "the shining" before and, because of this, i'm very sad that they haven't already discovered a pearl of the cinema like this.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Sometimes it’s the opposite case. For example, 1979 can be seen as the beginning of the 80s in some aspects of culture
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So sad to lose Shelley Duvall the other week. I rank her performance in this as one of the best ever, she was made for the role. It is sad she was so underappreciated by the film industry. Great to hear this music again.
Im listening to this soundtrack with headphones on while working on an empty apartment building. That was not a good idea.
My friend just posted a story of ants eating a large bug alivr and it was pretty great. She has a really great phone. Great video quality. Also I just found this really wonderful Choral rendition of "Old Folks Go Home" it was so good. Love choral music
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@@brendenmoore5513 WANNA SEE JOKER WITH ME???? Im so lonely :(
@@CalebKepleyMusic poor guy, i'll watch it with you.
Did u ask your wife not to bother u? lol
I just wish more movies who are so psychological horror like the Shining. Today everyone is focusing more on the jumpscares and gore and that’s really sad
Yeah also now most of the acting is so fokin bad it gives me the blues
Best film review from a friend who liked her (yes, HER) share of horror movies: "That movie scared me AND I DON'T KNOW WHY."
Watch Hereditary...
Sadly the art of film making (especially in horror) is almost dead.
DyFo Viewer You should check out Session 9. It's about an abandoned mental hospital in Massachusetts and it's VERY similar to The Shining in style and horror.
This is one of my all-time favorite movies, and not because it's scary. Mostly because of the soundtrack, the set, landscape and the feeling. And honestly, they couldn't have cast better than Shelley Duvall.
Shelley Duvall's performance was critical to making the movie believable, and she pulled it off. No easy task.
@@jmdavison62 despite she won the worst actress award cuz of it. And not to mention she was suffering cuz of the director being an ass towards her
@@johnnymoreno5065 Oh my goodness. That is such garbage! They need to be...corrected
And all of the analysis to be had. One of my most studied films. It’s an absolute enigma.
I agree 100%. It's simply unbeatable, the atmosphere of impending darkness they create in such a beautiful hotel is just perfect.
This movie was a piece of art. Huge fan of Stephen king but the mini series was comical, it was more true to the book yes but it was not scary. Kubricks version truly messes with your mind and somehow makes you feel like you are isolated along with Danny and Wendy.
bam17 Kubrick’s screenplay was always better than King’s novel imo
I hate to admit it but you are absolutely spot on. No one can touch my man Stevie for thrills, chills and highway spills. Although based completely on the book it was something you had to READ, not watch in a film. Some stories don't translate well onscreen and this was one of 'em. Sorry Stevie but you need to acknowledge that Kubrick did honor to your story not dishonor it. Relent! Repent! Lest that Gregorian Dies Irae chant knock you back!😎😀
I agree. The mini-series was mediocre. I thought Steven Weber did pretty good as Jack Torrence, in his own right. In fact, he was the best part of the movie. The setting was pretty cool too. However, as you said, most of it was silly rather than scary. I still say The Shining: Mini-series was better than the Salem's Lot remake.
Yes! Even though the mini series is more violent and has more violence shown on screen, and the origional film only really has two instances of it actually happening, the film still feels more violent.
David Loehmann “No one can touch my man Stevie”
No I can’t
Sixteen viewers of this need to be _corrected_ .
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Perhaps they need a good talking to, if you don't mind my saying so. Perhaps, a bit more...
if.......I may be so bold sir
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For mobile users:
1. The Shining Main Title - 0:00
2. Lontano - 3:32
3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta - 10:40
4. The Awakening of Jacob - 18:43
5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 - 27:07
6. Polymorphia - 32:12
7. Masquerade - 41:01
8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 - 44:17
9. It's All Forgotten Now - 52:59
10. Kanon - 56:19 11. Home - 1:05:53
12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) - 1:09:08
13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) - 1:10:06
14. Midnight, the Stars, and You - 1:12:27
@@sweetsunnyvibes links dont work on mobile phones in the description for some reason. But they do work in the comments.
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@@sweetsunnyvibes Yeah I have no idea why they havent fixed it yet.
Beautiful and rare collection of eerie and creepy sounds that is addicting I keep coming back to this set.
What a masterpiece of a movie
“The scariest thing on earth is a fellow human being.” True facts!
I'm not sure who said that, but sometimes it is true. How about this one "Hell is other people."
@@billd3356 -- Jean-Paul Sartre
Cthulhu
The IRS
Spiders
Immolation
running out of gas in the middle of a desert
fanbabies whining about _The Last Jedi_ ONE MORE TIME
regular ass humans
finding out that there is a god
@@commandercaptain4664 Absolutely. I'm glad someone else saw that.
That is SO true. People are freaking scary.
Best Horror film ever made.
Definitely
The Cinema Cynic
The perfect horror film almost 40 years on still stands 🎥
i agree and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This is my favorite film ever made
also the least scariest horror film ever made.
00:01 to 3:21 I think this is one of the best intro themes in any movie. It's so ragged, untidy and obtrusive, but it's still so enjoyable to listen. How can that be even possible?
It makes me imagine the partygoers in the Gold Room becoming snowbound in the hotel forced to do horrific things to each other to stay alive
The Donner Party merged with characters from the Shining would be an interesting short story
So check this out at the middle ruclips.net/video/kYQHTTL-Gqw/видео.html
humans have been enjoying that theme for thousand(s) of years, that's "Dies Irae"
I love it
@@judah142 i heard something similiar to the them in Rachmaninow's "Isle of the Dead" at 16:29 ruclips.net/video/dbbtmskCRUY/видео.html&ab_channel=Variatio24 - edit: dies irae is interesting, didnt know that.
The mini-series was true to the book, but Kubrick captured the darkness of the novel in a way no one else could.
Stephen King wants the horror to come slowly from a peaceful beginning, which doesnt translate well into a movie.
The Shining was like the (more frightening) second half of a Stephen King Book.
Kubrick captured the madness!!!! A masterpiece!!!
@@tobiasbehnke939 I disagree with your first point. Plenty of GREAT horror movies have done this. I love this movie, but it didn't move me the same way the book did (Jack has no arc in this movie; in the book it was pretty tragic).
@@firstlast-oo1he Yeah i wished he had more of a character arc, so that you dont just wonder when, but also if he will become violent.
the shining probably has the scariest soundtrack of all time imo. haven’t found anything else that nearly matches the unease these tracks give me.
Funny thing is that I find the ballroom jazzy songs to be somehow scarier and more unsettling than the creepy atmospheric pieces, when put in the context of the movie
the witch soundtrack
If you really want something scary, search for "Ika i rutan" - a swedish kids show from late 80s.
Berberian Sound Studio has an amazing soundtrack
The Thing rivals this entire sound track with one singular song
1:10:18
Those voices really made me uncomfortable while I was watching the film...
I thought the Hotel itself was claiming for blood and death in that moment.
That's why it screams.
Hello Miguel! Yes, maybe the hotel was claiming for blood and death. Or the hotel represents blood and death from the past that does not want to be forgotten! I recommend you the documentary Room 237, that explores all the symbology behind The Shining! :) Have a nice day!
This is actually a religious text in Russian or Old Church Slavonic IIRC. I have it somewhere but cannot find it right now. It's funny how Kubrick kept using religious music for weird effects. Another Penderecki piece in "The Shining" is _Als Jakob erwachte_ (aka. _The Awakening of Jacob_ ) which is based on Genesis 28:16-17 and is dedicated by the composer to Prince Rainier III of Monaco! So much for corpses in bathtubs. And of course in _2001_ Kubrick used "Kyrie" from Ligeti's _Requiem_ for the monolith with the chorus singing, extremely slowly, "Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison".
Miguel Romero in the book the hotel itself is an entity that wants Danny because of his Shine, so you could totally say it’s the hotel calling out.
I feel the chants/voices are connected to the Hotel being built on Indian ground. which is maybe why the hotel is the way it is because the Indians cursed it or something
@@zachfierro7105 The Indian connection is interesting although (according to Kubrick's daughter Katharina) unintended. But one never knows about any artist's subconscious mind...
I watched this film like 5 times this year. Something about it never gets old or boring.
Yea I agree there's something just so intriguing and nostalgic about it it gives me the chills to this day
Cuz Stanley trying to make yoy think of other themes
same here, it's also included in my group of "christmas movies". :D
When I was in my early 20’s I watched it everyday for three months. I was obsessed. I would just let it play.
@@mattfisk7695 jesus. i mean i watch it maybe 3 times a year when i feel like it but maybe u should talk to someone 😅
For those wanting composers:
1. The Shining Main Title by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind - 0:00
2. Lontano by Ligeti - 3:32
3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta by Bartok - 10:40
4. The Awakening of Jacob by Penderecki - 18:43
5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 by Penderecki - 27:07
6. Polymorphia by Penderecki - 32:12
7. Masquerade performed by Jack Hylton - 41:01
8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 by Penderecki - 44:17
9. It's All Forgotten Now by Al Bowlly - 52:59
10. Kanon by Penderecki - 56:19
11. Home by Van Steeden, Clarkson, and Clarkson- 1:05:53
12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) by Penderecki - 1:09:08
13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) by Penderecki - 1:10:06
14. Midnight, the Stars, and You by Henry Hall & The Gleneagles Hotel Band- 1:12:27
Midnight, the Stars and You is performed by Ray Noble and His Orchestra with vocals from Al Bowlly. Henry Hall has no involvement.
He used Ligeti AGAIN! I had no idea he was anywhere other than 2001.
@Evil Robot Santa Claus 🎁 💣 💥 for reals? Why am I not surprised. I have actually never seen that whole movie, only bits and pieces. Do you recommend it?
The Shining Main Title is from Berlioz... Nobody can do that!
@andyindub The Dies Irae theme predates Berlioz by centuries.
Incredible soundtrack. Adds so much to the movie’s mystique.
Better than the movie.
Stanley Kubrick is genius.
And a asshole
@laurapalmer ツ because
Your correct, anyone who disagrees should be Corrected!!
He didn’t write the music
@@coooperrr why? I understand that he made an hideous mistake in 1971 but his movies are excellent.
"All work and no play make Homer go something, something."
"Crazy?"
"Sure. Don't mind if I do."
I'm gonna give you a uti
GIMME THE BAT MARGE!
That's odd. Usually the blood gets off on the second floor.
Haha yes!!! Great Simpsons episode 👍
Tell you what. We come back and they're all dead, I owe you a Coke.
Fuck it. I’m gonna have to drop the cash on an original press of this soundtrack on vinyl. It’s an evil masterpiece.
Go check it out
@@aculosgolden6204 hehehehe
@@aculosgolden6204 You got a surprise comin' to you...
The word is pressing.
@@aculosgolden6204Nicely done!
i went up to my grandmas condo for thanksgiving with my family like i always do. well, my mom got sick on the night of Black Friday and they (being my mom, dad and sister) all decided to head home. There was a huge blizzard that cut all the power on the door county peninsula on saturday night/ sunday morning....
i ended up being there all by myself, no other guests. just one receptionist at the front of the complex... all tucked away in the corner room of the building, the dark hallways, the quietness. it all made me feel like i was in The Shining
One of the finest pieces of cinema in motion picture history....
Nick DoubleU I agree this music is awesomely scary as shit. The movie was really strange and hard to follow at times.
1. The Shining Main Title - Wendy Carlos / Rachel Elkind - 0:00
2. Lontano - György Ligeti - - 3:32
3. Music For Strings, Percussion, & Celesta - Béla Bartók - 10:40
4. The Awakening of Jacob - Krzysztof Penderecki - 18:43
5. De Natura Sonoris No. 1 - Krzysztof Penderecki - 27:07
6. Polymorphia - Krzysztof Penderecki - 32:12
7. Masquerade - Jack Hylton - 41:01
8. De Natura Sonoris No. 2 - Krzysztof Penderecki - 44:17
9. It's All Forgotten Now - Ray Noble & His Orchestra, Al Bowlly- 52:59
10. Kanon - Krzysztof Penderecki - 56:19
11. Home - Henry Hall And The Gleneagles Hotel Band - 1:05:53
12. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) - Krzysztof Penderecki 1:09:08
13. Utrenja (Ewangelia) - Krzysztof Penderecki 1:10:06
14. Midnight, the Stars, and You - Ray Noble & His Orchestra, Al Bowlly - 1:12:27
* it lack track "Rocky mountains" of Wendy Carlos / Rachel Elkind
* track 10 "Kanon" of Krzysztof Penderecki, i think its not part of the OST
Martín Aletta
Ciao, Martín
Grazie infinite per il preziosissimo elenco che fornisci sui titoli e sui compositori: fantastico ed impagabile invito per fare una ricerca musicale approfondita, per un musicista e ricercatore quale son io.
Assolutamente adorabili Ligeti e Penderecki! Naturalmente, per non parlare del 2º movimento del concerto per archi, percussioni e celesta: un capolavoro assoluto!
Grazie ancora 👍!
Cordialissimi saluti.
Roberto Papale Fieramente italiani 🇮🇹 ❤️
'Rocky Mountains'. THE best part of the score. And the best part of any score ever - is not included...
thanks, I never knew who all did he music for this, great job!
Actually you should look up "The Screaming Skull" main theme, by Ernest Gold, 1958. I wonder if he got any credit.
Edit: It's actually based on much older Gregorian chant Dies Irae, as are other later classical works. You learn new things every day.
36:12 i love this part.... so hauntingly beautiful
It's like hearing madness
More like a shyzophrenic nightmare than beautiful
Penderecki
"You can't remember?"
1:09:08 for me
Nothing is made like the old days.. Music, movies, hotels, people... nothing is of quality and majesty anymore. I miss the world of yesterdays...😢❤
Penderecki is such an amazing composer, the fact he’s able to create such a sense of dread is crazy and it lends itself so much to the film
And even more amazing that his music was not written for horror movies. These pieces were written in the 1960s. You know you are bad ass when horror movie directors are using your regular music for their scores.
all the feels. Prehistoric fears.
@@guibox3 Very good point.
Yeah this movie would have hardly any of the impacts that it has if it wasn't for the soundtrack. Whenever I visualize a scene in my head I usually hear the music in the background.
Danny isn't here Mrs. Torrance.
Danny wake up
Danny wake up
Where is Danny
Tony:- I know where Danny is.....
I saw this vinyl album in a Tucson record store ONE time, in 1996. I had no money, no credit cards, no way to pay for it then. A week later, I came back and it was gone. Still the most irksome moment of my music-loving life.
god damn. my condolences
I want to haunt the cold hallways of the Overlook with this music playing...forever...and ever...and ever.
yikes
I'm obsessed with this movieeeee
It took me several years to finally see why people love this movie so much, and it is a masterpiece of horror with an incredible soundtrack! Definitely one of the best horror movies ever made!
My favorite movie of all time. Gorgeous sound track.
Have you seen 2001:A Space Odyssey ?
Goosebumps all over the body
One of the best horror soundtracks ever!
Check out James Benard's classic soundtrack to Hammer Studio's 1957 HORROR OF DRACULA. Title music is scary.
@@yaffayafo82 ok thanks 👍🏻
I agree with your pfp
The shift between Polymorphia and Masquerade is so priceless and smooth and the sudden mood whiplash hits hard
Just met Danny Lloyd last weekend at HorrorCon 2019 in Calgary. What a great panel he did.
RIP to Krzysztof Penderecki. He made 7 from songs from this soundtrack and he died 2 days ago :(
He didn't compose for the movie, though.
@@Stigmatix666 but most of Penderecki's music was used in the shining movie (as well a little bit of Bartok's music)
I just found out he had died. He was my favourite composer at the time. RIP.
Kubrick is a genius. Took Stephen King's work and made it BETTER. Nicholson was snubbed at the Oscar's. An unparalleled performance.
Over DeNiro and Hurt, god no.
Top-notch acting from them all.
13:11 creepiest part begins.
THANKYOU SIR I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS
Ghostbuster vibe
For me, it’s 36:50.
Thanks!! :D
I wish we could stay here. Forever. And ever and ever...
Midnight, The Stars, and You sounded so eerie, when it echoes through out the hotel....well done Stanley Kubrick
Wasn't that WONDERFUL?!
"Words of wisdom, Lloyd, words of wisdom..."
- "I can't feel my f-fingers anymore, Lloyd. They're - they're numb!
"
- "Maybe you should wear these extra gloves. My hands are starting to get sweaty."
- "Extra gloves? You've had this pair of extra gloves, this whole time?"
- "Yeah! We're in the Rockies! Huh!"
@@atomicdancer wtf??? uuuuh? working in the subtitles industry maybe? then you should get fired ; )
@@vinzelrato
Hey. Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
one of the best horror movies in the history of cinema.
"My girls, sir, they didn't care for the Overlook at first.
One of them actually stole a pack of matches, and tried to burn it down.
But I "corrected" them sir.
And when my wife tried to prevent me from doing my duty, I "corrected" her.
I'm reading the book while listening! This is awesome thanks for uploading the whole ost!
Got the same idea, and I'm here!
Me too!
you cant read and listen to music at the same time only women can do that
what does ost mean ?
bloody brilliant........yeah i listen to all kinds of ost's while reading.......i read the dark tower to Metroid Prime's "chozo ruins depths".......i also read the bible to this soundtrack....which is very intense.....i read the Akira manga to some of silent hill 1's ost (the game)...the silent hill 1 ost is a masterwork....i'm reading Ghost Rider 2099 to the 2017 Ghost in the Shell ost........certain Resident Evil (game) songs are good for reading...if u need scary atmosphere....usually when i'm reading i go for the dark & edgy stuff...so listen to the akira ost...ghost in the shell ost(1995 & 2017)...escape from new york ost...STRANGER THINGS OST VOL.1 & 2..(probably the best ost ever made lol).......of course the shining ost....(it makes everything terrifying lol)...the terminator 1 ost is super dark....like ultra-bleak.....it's the best....blade runner's ost is nice for mystery and edgy atmopheric emotion....yeah...this is all for reading...but not my little pony books like u know,dark edgy books or maybe just background music for wikipedia...(that also works surprisingly well)
The background score is by far one of the best ever. It created the chills while watching this movie and added value to the movie.Forty years later, it still stands tall among the background scores.
I love listening to this while driving through a snow storm
1:20
This part honestly sound like a Native American chant as they charge into battle
And remember that the overlook is build on an Indian burial ground and many natives tried to fight the people building the hotel
Then again the Hotel is littered with Native Easter Eggs
Probably one of the most horrifying sound track I ever heard! This is the true nature of horror, and the same cannot be said about the garbage movies that are made today!
This soundtrack is freaking amazing... from those days when the soundtracks were the key factor in making the movie even more horrifying. Some films the soundtracks were even scarier than the movie. I wouldn't dare listen to The Omen soundtrack alone in the dark.. that music is terrifying as hell.
this movie was a piece of art, as almost everything stanley kubrick made. Every moment is astonishing, beautiful, memorable.
The opening OST is what it is all about though, that is one hell of a track!
Listening to this now on quality headset there are some background sounds I didn't notice before. There are creepy laughs, spoken words, screams and whispers in the background! Having watched the original on VHS when I was younger I never heard these sounds lol!
I did watch the bluray but with volume lower.
Maybe not the scariest film, but it is cinematic genius.
I saw this movie again recently at night I got pretty scared more then I usually do while watching horror movies
What would you have as scarier? Out of interest
All work and no play makes a great horror film.
All work and no play makes an asshole director.
All work and no play makes a tormented Actress.
All work and no play makes a psycho jack.
All work and no play makes you shit your pants
No tv and no beer make Homer go crazy.
No dislikes. That is most welcome news. In the event that some.. outside party - dislikes this video, they shall have to be *corrected*
I can provide you with a roque mallet, should the need ever present itself.
One foolish person has disliked this video. You may do the honors, Jack.
I like you. Out referencin the book on a video about the movie.
It seems four people need to be corrected.
+Arrow TT33
Indeed.. Rather unfortunate. They're goin' to have to take their medicine like grown men. *COME ON BOYS! COME OUT AND TAKE YOUR MEDICINE!! You goddamn pups - TAKE YOUR MEDICINE!*
Be sure to tongue roll the word "corrected" while dealing with the 8 individuals who have committed the offense.
The 40th Anniversary of THE SHINING is here!
The Opening Main Title ranks up there in the top all time great horror themes, right next to Goldsmith's "The Omen". Still bone chilling, even after all these years.
Deus Ares.... This is a fascinating piece of music if you look into it. It's adapted for the opening but it's a really old piece and is often echoed in modern scores.
The composers wilheim scream 😉
Yea, The omen - 1976, another great soundtrack. 👍🏻
@@brianconnolly6551 Dies Irae (Day of Wrath en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dies_irae ) Used as the basis for the second sequence of the Latin Requiem Mass. Lots of composers have written famous versions in their settings. (Berlioz, Verdi, Mozart, etc.)
@@reynard61 Day of Judgement Day of Wrath
ruclips.net/video/kYQHTTL-Gqw/видео.html
And the sad thing is, Warner Brothers haven't released the soundtrack since the original vinyl pressing due to "copyright issues" on an undisclosed track. Come on Warners! You have enough money to sort this out and get it released properly. However, if you want other people to profit from your ineptitude, then keep it up.
Back up there bonzo. Warners stole a lot of the music from other people's soundtracks and they weren't going to let them get away with it. Warners were known for stealing others' work and trying to make it their own. The music in question is the orchestral rendition used at the end of the movie. It didn't and doesn't belong to Warner.
I'm working on remaking a complete remastered vinyl of the entire soundtrack including wendy carlos' demos
Could actually have something to do with the artist and their very expensive lawyer. I’m sure the re-release is trying to generate revenue to pay for said lawyer.
@@nicholasvladd If you work on a CD, I would love to buy it.
@@nicholasvladd PLEASE DO THIS
Kubrick's use of existing music in his movies, going all the way back to 2001, was so perfect that I sometimes wonder whether he discovered the music first and then used it as inspiration for how he shot the scenes.
Well, Kubrick actually did commission an original soundtrack for "2001: A Space Odyssey" which you might be able to find here on RUclips. (Fair warning -- it's not bad but not as good as the pieces which Kubrick chose.) In the end, Kubrick decided that he preferred the classical pieces even though he originally had not intended them to be part of the score -- but sadly, he neglected to inform the composer that he would not be using the commissioned soundtrack and so the film's premiere was a devastating blow.
@Ed Felstein Yes, yes, yes! I just made a very similar comment above. Watch the beginning (and end) of Dr. Strangelove. The musical accompaniment makes the re-fueling of the B-52's look almost obscene. but the ending... PLEASE watch it
@@OreadNYC That would be his *Spartacus* composer Alex North, who indeed felt betrayed over the whole situation. He ended up reusing parts of the score for *Dragonslayer* years later, since there was no sense letting it go to waste.
@reidmason2551 Kubrick really had a habit of playing nasty tricks on people, didn't he? He pulled a similar stunt with George C. Scott on the set of "Dr. Strangelove." Scott (unlike Slim Pickens) was aware that Kubrick was filming a comedy but didn't want his character to be as over the top as Kubrick did. Kubrick asked Scott to do his scenes twice -- the first time Kubrick's way with Kubrick telling Scott it was just an exercise and the second time the way Scott wanted it. Scott didn't find out until later that Kubrick had lied to him and used the over the top versions in the final print. Scott vowed never to work with Kubrick again, and he never did.
I enjoy cooking while listening to this soundtrack. Puts me in the right mood.
What do you cook?
@@titusmccarthy They cook with the Anarchist's Cookbook.
I can't imagine how the food turns out.
@@jamesscottvideos I can tell you I don't like to be interrupted while I'm working!!!!!!!
I play this song when I am wiping spilled Advocaat off my jacket in the restroom.
Nothing is more haunting as those 20s songs that was put into this soundtrack. Kubrick and the crew did an amazing job with it! Best horror movie ever and always will be!
Watched The Shining again and sound track is so underrated.
I hold the soundtrack as the "voice" of the Overlook Hotel.... as an example, the opening theme is the Hotel calling out to Jack & Danny... beckoning them... yearning to consume them... so, the Overlook Hotel is THE main antagonist whom manipulates Mr. Torrance via his denial of his Shine/psychic abilities, etc....normal individuals, void of the Shine, are unintentionally brought & bound in death to it.... the lingering malevolent being/lifeforce/spirit born of the past atrocities embodied in the enigmatic hotel... forever... and ever....and.... ever.
My favorite film of all time. Scary as hell and doesn’t require darkness.
Totally Awesome, thank you! Like every Kibrick film, the music was already available and not written for the movie. Amazing how it all fits. Penderecki, a Polish composer, and his music make up most of the score.
I have the original of this on vinyl and it is a masterpiece
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The dissonance in this soundtrack perfectly accented the menace and dread in the narrative... true perfection.
The first few seconds immediately scared my cat.
😁😁😁
The ballroom music is the highlight of this classic.
Something sad about it though, that all the people, such as my grandparents and alike, who would go to balls and enjoy this genre of music are no longer, they lived their lives and made their choices, made their mistakes, loved, feared, the lot, and now no more. Both their once existence and passing seems to echo in such beautiful music. An era where people of educated (and even working) class would dress the part for their occasions, and act appropriately, and respect one another, and at a time just after what was a terrible war, and just before what was to become another one, everyone would truly make the most of every living joyous moment, be grateful for everything they had, and look after their loved ones as though it was their last day. This serves as a reminder of my gratitude to have been a descendant of them people, who I unfortunately never had the chance and pleasure to meet. A lot of basic values that now seem to be lost
@MMAfighter38113 sorry.. bit emotional
- You give your word on that do you Mr Torrance ?
- I give you my word.
(Sound of the bolt being drawn and handle being unfastened off)
I feel so bad for the fear part of me. Mainly because I’m listening to this an hour before I go to bed.
Is it just me or is this movie lockdown masterpiece for when you are snowed in especially when your in the mountains. Embrace your own insanity!!
I just want to say one word to summarize this soundtrack... masterpiece ❤
I'm reading the book while this plays in the background, it increases the atmosphere by a thousand percent. Really an amazing unique experience.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
I used to think this movie was overrated.
But I....corrected myself.
Wait...
You committed suicide?
@cobyopoku191 must've done. He didn't answer
Jack Nickleback is also in two of my other favorite movies. Nacho Libre and Paul Blart the mall cop. He also played a cameo on Shindlers list as a small girl in a red dress.
And if you look closely at the The Shining's end scene photo, you can see her there!
@@eliangonzales Yes, as we know, this movie is really about the "Holocaust".
Nickleback?
Goddam im confused
Jack Nickleback............................alrighty then that totally isn't making me somehow laugh my ass off.
Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, were great in the Shining ,yes, but I also think Scatman Crothers( who played Dick Hallorann ) deserves mention.
He played, in my opinion, an hilarious portrayal of night guard ,Turkle, in One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest( also starring Nicholson).
He is another critical element to the film. It would not be the same without him.
I really hate that he gets killed. The guy goes cross country, through a snow storm, to save Wendy and Danny and he gets killed before he's there ten minutes!
My all time favorite movie and I've seen almost every movie in existence.
"I always said you were the best of 'em Lloyd! Best darn bartender from Portland Oregon to Portland Maine!"
"That's very kind of you Mr. Torrance"
The Awakening of Jacob is one of the most disturbing pieces I've ever heard. Still get chills hearing it.
Real talk.
@@wetalkinb0utpractice lol I reply to my old comments too. Glad im not the only one
@@CGokce6 hell yeah bro
OMG that wailing and crying in that first piece makes the theory of the hotel being built on an Indian burial ground all the more plausible
F'n creepy as hell
Going to be playing this all the way through Luigi’s Mansion 3
nice
The main title is truly chilling
NoizyBoy201 i just got back from my grandmas condo complex thing... the power went out and everyone left because of a snowstorm. i was the only person there minus a receptionist at the front. but all i could think about was the main title song from this movie
59:55 THE DOOR SCENE
*THATS THE DOOR SCENE!!!*
Here's Johnny!
The Shining is my favorite movie.
Greatest opening track of all time.
What about A Clockwork Orange opening theme?
My all time favorite horror film. An impeccable film, absolutely chilling and I think what makes it so chilling is how it is more about the traumatic effects of horror as opposed to jump scares. It feels so disturbing because it possesses an unnerving air of reality to it as if it could happen to anyone, in any given situation, at any time. I found this film to be absolutely horrifying because it's also dealing with a father who is a demented alcoholic with a murderous rage for his family. And what could be more chilling than that? The book was also quite terrifying as well.
This movie was an actual masterpiece!
I’m usually apposed to book-movie adaptations, but this film took it further and beyond.
I first watched it really young on television, I snuck downstairs in the late hours to watch the tv and this film was on. I was so fascinated by it, as strange as that sounds lol. I just never seen anything like it
The sense of isolation and foreboding this creates is remarkable. Truly brilliant in both conception and realization yet completely out of print. Sigh.
Magnífica película, una de mis favoritas. Desde su inicio te transporta a ese terrorífico lugar, sobre todo con la música de los títulos.
Damn why doesn't Warner Brothers re-issue this soundtrack on CD and vinyl ? We've been waiting......forever and ever and ever.
The main Title is so scary ,,right up there with the sound of my dad walking up the stairs when i knew i was going to get an ass whoopin
Do I need to say anything, the movie was amazing and so was the soundtrack, it really makes you feel the suspense
Was listening to this while driving up a mountain in the late afternoon, early evening. It was....offputing, but I couldn't stop.
the transition from 6 to 7 is like waking up from a nightmare
For a movie theme, This is UNMISTAKABLE
I Watch lots of horror films and the shining on this track still freaks me send shivers down my spine is just a masterpiece
Nightmare fuel
......... WENDY........ I'm Home..........!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Little pigs, little pigs, let me in.
58:15 HERE'S JOHNNY!
1:02:18 Maze Chase
......... WENDY........?!?!?!?!?........... DARLING............?!?!?!?!?!?...........THE LOVE OF MY LIFE..........?!?!?!?!?!?
...you didn't let me finish.....I said...I'm not gonna hurt you....
@@vinzelrato _stop swinging the bat, Wendy._
I'm not gonna hurt you... _I'm just gonna bash your brains in..._ wtf?
As soon as possible?!
@@MichaelFreckelton AH! *bam*
the shining is actually a masterpiece of modern horror, and I'll tell you why.
1) music: they are so creepy but at the same time very melodic; they make me feel nostalgic for a time where i have never lived (the 80's). some of them are love's song and they are so beautiful to listen, especially for the honeyed words that are in them.
(in the main title you can actually hear some people screaming.. but if u check out "midnight, the stars and you", it makes me cry everytime i listen to it..)
2) the slow descent into madness: you can actually feel the suspence in the film, like if there's something wrong in the overlook.
in some scene kubrick made chairs, paintings, carpets etc.. disappear to disorient who is watching the movie.
have you ever looked jack torrance straight in the eyes? his madness in his eyes.
i can feel it without even having to do it.
shelley duvall did a fantastic performance too, but i feel very sorry for what kubrick's did to her to make just one scene..
see the movie and you'll understand what i mean.
3) the ending: the ending. one of the most iconic and terrifying ending of all the time.
jack became part of the overlook, that's what the photo in the ending means.
practically he will become the ghost that will lead the next caretaker to kill his family (like grady did with him in the film).
a lot of my friends have never watched "the shining" before and, because of this, i'm very sad that they haven't already discovered a pearl of the cinema like this.
1980 is more like the end of the 70s. Decades don't follow strict chronology. They never have.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Sometimes it’s the opposite case. For example, 1979 can be seen as the beginning of the 80s in some aspects of culture