God that ending hit hard. I realized that when Danny is talking to his Dad, he says that he couldn't even look at his Mom because it reminded her of his Dad, but when he's about to die, they look in each other's eyes. It's very bittersweet.
@@cinemacola6398 The book's ending is an ending to a sequel to the book "The Shinning" rather than the movie. Two totally different stories. Personally I am more a fan of the books than the movies.
It's so sad if you think about it Danny never really "escaped" the hotel it took his father, tore apart his family, traumatized him and his mother, now it was his turn to die with it but for the greater good of it being destroyed
I don't think so He destroyed the hotel Tilled those monsters Saved the girl and made her into a saviour dat will till more monsters like rose and destroy hotels like overlook nd he continues to mentor her Cuz world is a hungry place nd don sacrifice made sure a fight against those continues U know ppl like don never meant to lead a normal life They are meant to shine against ppl like rose and hotels like overlook nd make sure to mentor more ppl like him who shine for humanity He did dat Also his happy ending with her mom His purpose was served
Well Freddy, problem with that being we never see his "death" and neither Dan or Abra say he is dead. One would think that such an important death would be confirmed directly, but it is not. Hell, the previous scene is her hoping Dan escapes, cutting to her stating "I knew you were fine." It is a thing called AMBIGUITY. Likely just in case a sequel is ever made. Speaking of which, director Mike Flannagan has stated he is interested in a follow-up so if he could use this as a means to show Danny made it out if he so chooses.
The fact that people didn't appreciate enough what Mike Flanagan did with this film is criminal. He somehow managed to make an amazing sequel to TWO VERSIONS of the same story that you can appreciate regardless if you are a fan of one or the other. In fact, I consider this to be outright superior to the novel version. The man is talented beyond belief.
That man did EVERYTHING he could to make this film as super close to the Shining and while it come off as saying the hauntings as real, I still works well. Shame nobody appreciated it because "wah this sucked".
I think that is exactly why people didn't appreciate the movie - because the director tried to please both Kubrick and King fans, without knowing what made each of their version of The Shining so special, and now it just feels like he butchered King's novel adaptation in favor of adding fan-service for those who liked Kubrick's movie.
@@СергейСаланов-т3щ that’s one thing I have never understood I know why people who love Kubrick’s The Shining hate that King doesn’t like the film. If you read the book it’s a similar story but told very very differently.
Did Danny ever forgive his father? Because he must understand knows by now that it wasn't his father who tried to kill him and his mother, it was the hotel and hotel killed his father and tried to kill him and his mother. Jack is not the same Jack Wendy and Dan once knew and love anymore. The Overlook hotel seduced Jack Torrance into complete madness when that happened the good man who was Danny's father was already dead
@@wonderboltthunder898 The Overlook worked with what it had in Jack - remember he already injured his son by pulling his shoulder out of its socket when he was drunk. Nicholson did a nice job presenting how he was kind of seething at his situation even in the earliest stages of the movie - check out the family car ride up to the hotel. The spirit of the hotel simply took Jack's problems and amplified them. But jack was fully cooperative in the hotel's efforts
@@emmetzet If you were Danny would you ever forgive Jack? I'm sure Jack was a good father and good husband to Wendy and Danny. Of course I didn't forget of what Jack did to Danny but it was an accident and he was drunk. I'll admit Jack already had a dark side before the Overlook and the Overlook took advantage of that dark side driving Jack into madness. Again it wasn't Jack who tried to kill Dan and Wendy it was the hotel. Danny's father was seduced by the hotel like the dark side of the force he ceased to be the Jack Torrance that Danny and Wendy once knew when that happened the good man who was Danny's father was destroyed. He was already dead
@@wonderboltthunder898 I sometimes wonder how many of us are thisclose to being broken, what with one shove ( in the case of this story a shove by the spirit behind the hotel ) we end up as psychotics or worse. Still, whatever the impetus, we too bear a huge responsibility for the course of events.
It's unfortunate they didn't reference that or bring light to it but I'm sure they had no natural way to make sense of an iconic shot that was meant to have no clear answer
Not really, as it further shows Dan is absolutely *not* his Father. Closest we get to seeing Jack, assuming that is him if you follow that viewpoint, is when Dan is at the bar. I like to think it is, but that's just me. He was gone, just gone; an empty vessel used by the Hotel to tempt Dan.
When his mother's spirit came to him and touched his face, it just melted my heart down, I was in tears. What is that ppl don't like in that movie?! Good story, fantastic protagonists, great villains, amazing scenes and shots and scenes like THIS... like really, what is there to not like? I'm serious....
Him portraying Danny at his lowest was amazing. I could feel the pain and fatigue he was experiencing, esp when he reached out to Billy. On that note, I'd just like to say that every movie with Cliff Curtis has been a very enjoyable movie for me.
Yea he did an amazing job i just wish they didnt kill danny off but him burning down the hotel that ruined his family's life and him being at peace with it made sense you know.
that works in the books, but this is a sequel to the movie, and in the movie Jack HATES his family. It wouldn’t really make sense, even though I really wanted Danny to live too haha
@@RM2011ish you said it, horror films are one of my greatest passions and even someone like me walked out of that theater having seen one of the best sequels of all time and one of the greatest horror films in the past few decades. I see many complaining it wasnt scary which obviously it isnt as it's not meant to be, the film was meant to keep a dark and unsettling tone with the addition of many horror themes instead of standard horror fare like jumpscares so the villains could have more focus and set up an adversarial cat and mouse game w dan and abra. The villains, plot, characters, acting and moments were all top notch and doctor sleep is deserving of so much more praise than what it got upon its release.
I love how they portrayed Wendy: she doesn’t need to be beautiful woman, she’s with dirty hair just tied in tail, she’s in cheap bad looking clothes however she’s the most beautiful person for him because just she’s his mother
Daniel S I don’t understand. Haven’t seen either movie. Read The Shining and 20% of Doctor Sleep. The Overlook was burning up at the end of The Shining. Are they just acting like it didn’t?
@@amazingsupergirl7125 The Overlook didn't burn down at the end of the 1980 film, it was just shut down after Jack's rampage completely destroyed its already bad reputation. In the Doctor Sleep novel the final battle with Rose took place where the Overlook once stood, but since it's still intact here they gave it an active role so they could finally destroy it.
abra needs her own film now..Going after these vampire sorta demons..Maybe get the girl from firestarter and the kids from the institute involved as well??
Yet a mother's indifference or outright hostility does incredible damage. My youngest suffered in my ex's house because he looks a lot like me while his older brother does not and didn't get treated the same. Both my sons are now grown (18+) and neither of them want anything to do with her. Mother is indeed the name for God in the minds of children.
@@sivakumar-rt9hx in the book version of the shining the boiler room is s very important and plays a crucial role in the finale of the book, as similarly to the ending of this film in the book the boiler is left running and eventually grows to high of a boiler temperature causing the overlook to go up in flames.
KingNicotine what? What do you mean nothing like the book? Except the ending, this movie was possibly the most accurate book adaptation I’ve ever seen.
The posters advertised it as the next chapter of the shining story. I just don't think modern audiences care about belated sequels to films before their time unless they grew up with them. However, just because modern audiences don't appreciate something, it doesn't invalidate the work of the cast and crew. If even one person enjoyed this movie, everyone involved did their job.
AND he had Stephen King's approval for it. King spoke about how he was against making it any kind of sequel to The Shining movie. But then Mike explained his plan and his intentions and King agreed that it was a good idea and let him do it.
Poor Danny He thought he left this horrific hotel behind but locking it away isn’t the answer In the end though he saved Abra allowing her to “shine” just like he did A wonderful wrap up for his story arc
Kubrick's classic film adaption of the Shining was its own classic horror gem but in the end the Overlook Hotel didn't burn down as it did in the novel. It was abandoned and left rot but left standing. The Overlook Hotel burning down here in its sequel was faithful to the book ending.
Seeing Wendy again pulled my heart strings it’s as if it’s been moving in real time and the last time we all saw her was 1980 now 2019. Very nice touch. Seeing the overlook hotel again took me right back to being 9/10 years old watching this and experiencing the overlook for the first time.
0:10 the sound effects are perfect it’s gives the eerie feeling of the hotel being a being and holding the memory’s of all the screams and terror through its halls
I loved how much inspiration they pulled from the Kubrick film, but I think killing Dan at the end cheapened his character arc, even with the nice moment with his mom. The entire story was about him wrestling with and overcoming his demons, literally and figuratively, as well as proving to himself that he's not his father. Allowing him to live, like in the book, provides a much more satisfying conclusion since he can now live an unburdened life. Doesn't take away from Ewan's amazing performance, though!
I agree. The only thing I did not like about movie was the end . To much the fan service to pleas the shinning fans . . I perfer the end if the book over this .
I wish Danny would just live to celebrate his 15 years of sobriety and Abra’s 15th birthday. The ending felt bittersweet and leaving the main character in the dust is a waste. Sometimes novels are better than the movie adaptation. Even the bond between Wendy and Danny brought me treats of joy.
there was a lot wrong with this movie based on the novel. a lot of the changes i absolutely hated but idk, i thought it was a good movie just in its own right. acting, cinematography, and the plot was relatively good plus i really liked the girl who played as Rose the Hat.
It's the goddamn continuity to the movie adaptation of The Shining. In its novel, Overlook Hotel got destroyed by the end of it, so this particular ending was Mike Flaningan's way to connect his film to the Stanley Kubrick's film.
"The ending felt bittersweet and leaving the main character in the dust is a waste." It's not a waste at all. It's heroic sacrifice. Besides, he's had his artery severed and he's not going to make it out anyway.
Love the combination of picking up where the movie left off and ending how the original Shining Novel ended. It was the perfect combination of the 2 where as in the novel it’s Jack who burned down the Overlook the same way Danny here did.
He was already dying before he started the fire, but I agree. It’s truly heartbreaking. This is the first horror movie since Cujo that has made me cry sad tears.
I love how in this version, they made Danny burn down the overlook instead of Jack in the novel so it can stay true to the source material it’s based on since Kubrick didn’t burn it down in the original film.
Dan's fate was so sad yet sweet somehow, him just looking at his mom for a final time as the Hotel bruns down and him turning back to his young self, it's kinda like a meaning like his final thing he wanted to see was his mom since that was the only parent who loved him and was there for him. And his death was kinda like his fathers death, and like King's original ending for the original Shining.
Yep. They simultaneously made a faithful adaption of the Doctor Sleep novel, incorporated ideas from the original book important to King that the first movie left out and yet still tipped their hat to the undeniable cinematic powerhouse that is Kubrick’s film version of The Shining. The fact that the filmmakers were able to pull that off rather than producing a mess is kind of a miracle. Haha
Wendy Torrance was better cast than Jack Torrance. Her mannerisms are closer to Shelly Duvall’s. This actor could have exaggerated his speech and inflections, and raised his eyebrows in more sinister ways.
The ending is so heartbreaking, but at least he with his mom together. The director I believe did amazing job. I do enjoy his movies and a lot are on Netflix too 👍👍👍👍
I liked the ending of the film... but I liked the end of the Doctor Sleep novel even more. There was a step more closure in the novel. However -- I am glad to see a director able to avoid taking the last few seconds of a film and NOT show a hint that... it's not over. The novel has better closure -- but the film closure is still very satisfying. And as for sequels -- I would rank it pretty high.
Congrats to Ewan for his amazing acting he made me want to watch this movie. He really brought Danny to life like he does all of his other characters. Love this film so much
In Flanagan’s work, the house always wins in the end. But I think they should have stuck to the novel’s ending for Danny. It doesn’t make any sense why he stays other than to be the martyr, which isn’t needed for this film.
It's sad because the child bears the sins of his father all along, and had to sacrifice himself to shut down the evil once and for all. At least for now. I don't care what other people said, this movie is very very very good as a thriller.
Honestly this film was really good even if it wasn’t as dark or creepy as the The Shining. I think it has a better emotion and story than the Kubrick prequel. McGregor is a solid actor as well.
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Well, supposedly, making the Doctor Sleep movie was somewhat a way for Stephen King to reconcile some things that he disliked about Kubrick‘s The Shining.
This what will happen to good of us seeing the bittersweet moments of our lives with long missed one or ones and taking us to our grave awaiting 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 ……I want it to be the moment when I was a child sitting in the kitchen with my grandfather when he died next to me….. would be good to go out to the garden then to the highway with all great fields 😢
He dies in the same building that took his father, but he doesn't die alone like he did. Ice killed Jack, preserving him for the Hotel to take, but fire kills Danny, burning everything, including the Hotel and all who were trapped within it...including the memory of his mother who was just as hurt by it as he was. She's the only "ghost" that just wants to be with him for him, not his powers. Now the whole family can sleep.
I will agree that to see Dan die is hard but I will also add that the entire Overlook sequence is my favorite part of the film, second being the cool train Danny examines at one point. Abras cool too.
Also, dans death is inspired by his fathers death in the books! In the original book; Jack didn’t freeze to death and instead tried to check the boiler (or something like dat) and boom, the overlook hotel burns with Jack in it.
@@EzraHamilton-i8o you’re right. He went down to check the boiler pressure and found it making quite a racket and glowing red hot. He tried to release the steam and was successful to a point even waving his flaming hands in the air which were on fire from touching the super hot steam release valve. Quite a lot of steam exited the boiler and filled the room before boom, it exploded killing jack instantly and setting fire to the hotel and burning it to the ground.
This is an awesome ending to the filmography, but it sucks how Jack Torrance ended up being a bad guy, while he had a similarly heroic death in the novels.
Did anyone notice what Dan said before the hotel took him over again? He said "I can't hold her off much longer." Who is she? Is she the spirit of the hotel?
I wouldn't classify it as a ghost. In the books, at least, the Overlook itself very much became "alive" due to Danny's shine. Think of the Overlook as Pennywise, except instead of a shapeshifting alien that feeds on fear, it's a place that feeds off of psychic energy. It is a character in its own right.
Please don’t get me wrong...Stephen King is an absolute genius, and his literature has gifted us with some of the all time masterpieces of our age, and ages immemorial. I know he wasn’t thrilled with Kubrick’s adaptation of The Shining, and as a musician, I can appreciate the fact that other artists can adapt a work in a wholly different manner, which doesn’t always equate to our original vision. I do have to say, however, that this unplanned for, cinematic adaptation of his literature, built in/on addition to Kubrick’s, makes for a piece of art that moves me in a way, equivalent to “The Green Mile”, or the “Shawshank Redemption”.
God that ending hit hard. I realized that when Danny is talking to his Dad, he says that he couldn't even look at his Mom because it reminded her of his Dad, but when he's about to die, they look in each other's eyes. It's very bittersweet.
Read the book.
@@Kalentros I heard the book ending is terrible though
@@cinemacola6398 The book's ending is an ending to a sequel to the book "The Shinning" rather than the movie. Two totally different stories. Personally I am more a fan of the books than the movies.
except in the film he does get a happy ending, he finds a family again. He lives with Abra and her parents, which was better
Hit hard
It's so sad if you think about it Danny never really "escaped" the hotel it took his father, tore apart his family, traumatized him and his mother, now it was his turn to die with it but for the greater good of it being destroyed
It never took his mother. She was always with him. Hallorann too.
Ironic, given the book.
I don't think so
He destroyed the hotel
Tilled those monsters
Saved the girl and made her into a saviour dat will till more monsters like rose and destroy hotels like overlook nd he continues to mentor her
Cuz world is a hungry place nd don sacrifice made sure a fight against those continues
U know ppl like don never meant to lead a normal life
They are meant to shine against ppl like rose and hotels like overlook nd make sure to mentor more ppl like him who shine for humanity
He did dat
Also his happy ending with her mom
His purpose was served
Well Freddy, problem with that being we never see his "death" and neither Dan or Abra say he is dead. One would think that such an important death would be confirmed directly, but it is not. Hell, the previous scene is her hoping Dan escapes, cutting to her stating "I knew you were fine." It is a thing called AMBIGUITY.
Likely just in case a sequel is ever made. Speaking of which, director Mike Flannagan has stated he is interested in a follow-up so if he could use this as a means to show Danny made it out if he so chooses.
You can go, but you never leave.
Just like 1408.
That's all he wanted and loved, his mom 😢 after all his suffering, he can rest now...beautiful scene 😭♥️
He said he just wanted to look her in the eyes again in the bar scene.
X Jenks he did
Ghostiface 6283 yeah i know i watched the movie but that scene was so misunderstanding
The only added this to the ending for the sake of Kubrick’s film. The book has a happier ending
The book has a better ending, and a happier one for Danny.
The fact that people didn't appreciate enough what Mike Flanagan did with this film is criminal. He somehow managed to make an amazing sequel to TWO VERSIONS of the same story that you can appreciate regardless if you are a fan of one or the other. In fact, I consider this to be outright superior to the novel version. The man is talented beyond belief.
That man did EVERYTHING he could to make this film as super close to the Shining and while it come off as saying the hauntings as real, I still works well.
Shame nobody appreciated it because "wah this sucked".
He also managed to kind of retroactively add emotion to the shinning which is kind of impressive
I think that is exactly why people didn't appreciate the movie - because the director tried to please both Kubrick and King fans, without knowing what made each of their version of The Shining so special, and now it just feels like he butchered King's novel adaptation in favor of adding fan-service for those who liked Kubrick's movie.
@@СергейСаланов-т3щ that’s one thing I have never understood I know why people who love Kubrick’s The Shining hate that King doesn’t like the film. If you read the book it’s a similar story but told very very differently.
Hmm, very interesting and similar to when the shining released.
Seeing Wendy coming to take Danny home is a reminder that the most beautiful moments can sometimes happen in the darkest of places.
That's a very beautiful saying hard to experience without tears. But powerful to see light in darkness to find closure at last.
So beautifully said
one last chat with his father, once and for all no to the bottle, one last hug with his mother, and off into the eternal. Really outstanding vignette.
Did Danny ever forgive his father? Because he must understand knows by now that it wasn't his father who tried to kill him and his mother, it was the hotel and hotel killed his father and tried to kill him and his mother. Jack is not the same Jack Wendy and Dan once knew and love anymore. The Overlook hotel seduced Jack Torrance into complete madness when that happened the good man who was Danny's father was already dead
@@wonderboltthunder898 The Overlook worked with what it had in Jack - remember he already injured his son by pulling his shoulder out of its socket when he was drunk. Nicholson did a nice job presenting how he was kind of seething at his situation even in the earliest stages of the movie - check out the family car ride up to the hotel. The spirit of the hotel simply took Jack's problems and amplified them. But jack was fully cooperative in the hotel's efforts
@@emmetzet If you were Danny would you ever forgive Jack? I'm sure Jack was a good father and good husband to Wendy and Danny. Of course I didn't forget of what Jack did to Danny but it was an accident and he was drunk. I'll admit Jack already had a dark side before the Overlook and the Overlook took advantage of that dark side driving Jack into madness. Again it wasn't Jack who tried to kill Dan and Wendy it was the hotel. Danny's father was seduced by the hotel like the dark side of the force he ceased to be the Jack Torrance that Danny and Wendy once knew when that happened the good man who was Danny's father was destroyed. He was already dead
@@wonderboltthunder898 I sometimes wonder how many of us are thisclose to being broken, what with one shove ( in the case of this story a shove by the spirit behind the hotel ) we end up as psychotics or worse. Still, whatever the impetus, we too bear a huge responsibility for the course of events.
@@emmetzet Like Norman Bates said in Psycho, "We all go a little mad sometimes"
Was anyone else slightly disappointed that Danny never saw his father in the picture from the end of the shining?
me
It's unfortunate they didn't reference that or bring light to it but I'm sure they had no natural way to make sense of an iconic shot that was meant to have no clear answer
To quote a comment I once saw...
'Some things are best left unexplained.'
Wow that would have been awesome.
Not really, as it further shows Dan is absolutely *not* his Father. Closest we get to seeing Jack, assuming that is him if you follow that viewpoint, is when Dan is at the bar. I like to think it is, but that's just me. He was gone, just gone; an empty vessel used by the Hotel to tempt Dan.
When his mother's spirit came to him and touched his face, it just melted my heart down, I was in tears. What is that ppl don't like in that movie?! Good story, fantastic protagonists, great villains, amazing scenes and shots and scenes like THIS... like really, what is there to not like? I'm serious....
Don't cry for people Who think people Don't matter, They just want the status Quo Because that's all they will know
@maxwesty bad take
Why do you even care
@@Abigurlrox Because I can?... LOL
It's a good movie
Ewan did such an amazing job. He brought Stephen King Danny to life, and it was an amazing thing to watch
Him portraying Danny at his lowest was amazing. I could feel the pain and fatigue he was experiencing, esp when he reached out to Billy.
On that note, I'd just like to say that every movie with Cliff Curtis has been a very enjoyable movie for me.
You know it’s funny even when he was in the stair case mimic his mom there against rose the hat he still had the high ground
Yea he did an amazing job i just wish they didnt kill danny off but him burning down the hotel that ruined his family's life and him being at peace with it made sense you know.
His accent was forced not Natural
@@tobyhernandez3135to each their own
After all he went through, nothing tops the comfort of seeing his mom again, for the last time. What a beautiful moment.
In the book his dad’s ghost saves him from the ghosts and Danny lives
That would have been better
Ann Clark happy u feel better
Yep, and Jack shoves Rose right off the platform to her death then waves goodbye to Danny.
that works in the books, but this is a sequel to the movie, and in the movie Jack HATES his family. It wouldn’t really make sense, even though I really wanted Danny to live too haha
That could have been better but his father doesn't care about him
Doctor Sleep is heavily underrated, love that movie
I personally don’t like this movie
Abhinav Rathore Really, how could you not like this movie? It is so realistic and dark.
I think it's one of the greatest movie sequels ever. Right up there with T2 and Aliens for me.
@@RM2011ish you said it, horror films are one of my greatest passions and even someone like me walked out of that theater having seen one of the best sequels of all time and one of the greatest horror films in the past few decades. I see many complaining it wasnt scary which obviously it isnt as it's not meant to be, the film was meant to keep a dark and unsettling tone with the addition of many horror themes instead of standard horror fare like jumpscares so the villains could have more focus and set up an adversarial cat and mouse game w dan and abra. The villains, plot, characters, acting and moments were all top notch and doctor sleep is deserving of so much more praise than what it got upon its release.
@techradio yep, it'll never be a masterpiece like Kubrik's.
I love how they portrayed Wendy: she doesn’t need to be beautiful woman, she’s with dirty hair just tied in tail, she’s in cheap bad looking clothes however she’s the most beautiful person for him because just she’s his mother
Seeing emotional bond between Wendy and Danny left me in tears 😭
It's Windy, not Wendy
Let it Be Nah it’s Wendy bro
I'm glad they made Wendy and Danny relationship more important than Jack and Danny's relationship.
@techradio It’s because I’m referencing the book my friend where Danny cares more about his dad than his mom.
Dan may have gone out, but he took the Overlook with him.
Daniel S I don’t understand. Haven’t seen either movie. Read The Shining and 20% of Doctor Sleep. The Overlook was burning up at the end of The Shining. Are they just acting like it didn’t?
@@amazingsupergirl7125 The Shining is very different from the book
Amazing Supergirl I'm strictly speaking of the film versions of events, which this clip is a part of.
@@amazingsupergirl7125 The Overlook didn't burn down at the end of the 1980 film, it was just shut down after Jack's rampage completely destroyed its already bad reputation. In the Doctor Sleep novel the final battle with Rose took place where the Overlook once stood, but since it's still intact here they gave it an active role so they could finally destroy it.
abra needs her own film now..Going after these vampire sorta demons..Maybe get the girl from firestarter and the kids from the institute involved as well??
There is no greater force in this world than a mother's love for her son.
"Mother is God in the eyes of a child." Cybil Bennett and Rose DaSilva, Silent Hill
“Mother is the name for God on the lips and hearts of all children.” The Crow
Yet a mother's indifference or outright hostility does incredible damage. My youngest suffered in my ex's house because he looks a lot like me while his older brother does not and didn't get treated the same. Both my sons are now grown (18+) and neither of them want anything to do with her. Mother is indeed the name for God in the minds of children.
So explain abrtions
"The boiler room"
Overlook: Welp, we're screwed.
What does that mean? Does it mean the heart of the hotel?
@@little_N_mixx I have the same question
@@sivakumar-rt9hx in the book version of the shining the boiler room is s very important and plays a crucial role in the finale of the book, as similarly to the ending of this film in the book the boiler is left running and eventually grows to high of a boiler temperature causing the overlook to go up in flames.
I’m screwed the hotel is one antagonist the people there that have died are apart of the hotel
I googled about it and I saw that it was in the book version and I had no idea because I went, "Did I miss something from the movie?"
I hate that people slept on this movie 😤
heh. slept.
I hate that this movie was nothing at all like the book...hence why I slept.
@@KingNicotine, This Film Was Great, In My Opinion.
KingNicotine what? What do you mean nothing like the book? Except the ending, this movie was possibly the most accurate book adaptation I’ve ever seen.
@@jackjjorgensen2501 ....you clearly didn't read the book then.
They really should have marketed. this better as a sequel to The shining.
It's weird because when a movie is marketed as a Stephen King adaptation it generally becomes successful.
They had the music of the original plastered all over the trailers and made it pretty apparent that it’s a sequel. I don’t think that was the issue.
The posters advertised it as the next chapter of the shining story. I just don't think modern audiences care about belated sequels to films before their time unless they grew up with them. However, just because modern audiences don't appreciate something, it doesn't invalidate the work of the cast and crew. If even one person enjoyed this movie, everyone involved did their job.
I love how Mike Flanagan created this hybrid and works very well
It's for people who liked both King books and Kubrick's film.
You are absolutely right@@li-limandragon9287 that's the beauty of an adaptation.
AND he had Stephen King's approval for it. King spoke about how he was against making it any kind of sequel to The Shining movie. But then Mike explained his plan and his intentions and King agreed that it was a good idea and let him do it.
WHY IS MASTER OBI WAN DOING THIS
Anakin successfully turned him to the Dark Side :(
Master Obi Wan, they are two many of them! What are we going to do?
This is getting out of hand
By the elder gods
Trying to kill a youngling? Let's just call it a Jedi thing
Poor Danny
He thought he left this horrific hotel behind but locking it away isn’t the answer
In the end though he saved Abra allowing her to “shine” just like he did
A wonderful wrap up for his story arc
Danny was never free of that hotel until he burned it to the ground along with himself.
He may be gone. But he's always with his mother for Now.
The big space Turtle will send them to heaven hopefully.
@@li-limandragon9287 yes. Indeed
@@li-limandragon9287 pennywise killed that turtle :'(
I like how Jack Freeze and Danny burns in flames like a Phoenix
Kubrick's classic film adaption of the Shining was its own classic horror gem but in the end the Overlook Hotel didn't burn down as it did in the novel. It was abandoned and left rot but left standing. The Overlook Hotel burning down here in its sequel was faithful to the book ending.
Seeing Wendy again pulled my heart strings it’s as if it’s been moving in real time and the last time we all saw her was 1980 now 2019. Very nice touch. Seeing the overlook hotel again took me right back to being 9/10 years old watching this and experiencing the overlook for the first time.
0:01 "Master Kenobi, there are too many of them! What are we going to do?"
Such A beautifully crafted movie, loved it from start to finish.
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This movie sucked, corny cliches, dues ex machina left and right
Dan could finally rest in peace, but Wendy could rest as well. She could finally aproach to his son 🙂😢
Not gonna lie. one of the most beautiful endings in a movie that I have ever seen
0:10 the sound effects are perfect it’s gives the eerie feeling of the hotel being a being and holding the memory’s of all the screams and terror through its halls
I just can't understand how people wouldn't like this amazing movie...so underrated
I loved how much inspiration they pulled from the Kubrick film, but I think killing Dan at the end cheapened his character arc, even with the nice moment with his mom. The entire story was about him wrestling with and overcoming his demons, literally and figuratively, as well as proving to himself that he's not his father. Allowing him to live, like in the book, provides a much more satisfying conclusion since he can now live an unburdened life. Doesn't take away from Ewan's amazing performance, though!
I agree. The only thing I did not like about movie was the end . To much the fan service to pleas the shinning fans . . I perfer the end if the book over this .
Mamas always come to take us home. Loved this movie to bits.
I wish Danny would just live to celebrate his 15 years of sobriety and Abra’s 15th birthday. The ending felt bittersweet and leaving the main character in the dust is a waste. Sometimes novels are better than the movie adaptation. Even the bond between Wendy and Danny brought me treats of joy.
A.J Thomas I think it was Flanigan’s attempt at keeping the bleaker tone of the original film. King’s novel was always more hopeful
there was a lot wrong with this movie based on the novel. a lot of the changes i absolutely hated but idk, i thought it was a good movie just in its own right. acting, cinematography, and the plot was relatively good plus i really liked the girl who played as Rose the Hat.
It's the goddamn continuity to the movie adaptation of The Shining. In its novel, Overlook Hotel got destroyed by the end of it, so this particular ending was Mike Flaningan's way to connect his film to the Stanley Kubrick's film.
Well if everything goes the way you wish then what's the point
"The ending felt bittersweet and leaving the main character in the dust is a waste."
It's not a waste at all. It's heroic sacrifice. Besides, he's had his artery severed and he's not going to make it out anyway.
Love the combination of picking up where the movie left off and ending how the original Shining Novel ended. It was the perfect combination of the 2 where as in the novel it’s Jack who burned down the Overlook the same way Danny here did.
The way he just stayed in there and "reunited" with Wendy.... *so* heartbreaking :
He was already dying before he started the fire, but I agree. It’s truly heartbreaking. This is the first horror movie since Cujo that has made me cry sad tears.
@@x-mensangel3567 i think he most likely could've survived if he managed to escape from Overlook tho
Ewan never seems to age. (probably didn't spell that right)
U spelled it right
*Obi Wan Kenobi
He can play Obi-Wan again..wait...
midichlorian blood
You have spelled it correctly.
I don't know why I'm here, I haven't even watched this movie.
@Ninjuhmations is it okay to watch this first, bcs i don't want to watch the shining
Ninjuhmations Nope. They need to see The Shining in full before hand. Simply because it’s a masterpiece that needs viewing
@@terrortower666 ikr so true
Cause you're an idiot
Bro same we don’t belong here although 8 months is a long time so idk about now
@3:20 So beautiful. Wendy is so proud of her son. Always with him.
I love how in this version, they made Danny burn down the overlook instead of Jack in the novel so it can stay true to the source material it’s based on since Kubrick didn’t burn it down in the original film.
I love how this is basically the end of the book the shining
The entire final act was basically the end of the shining book
Dan's fate was so sad yet sweet somehow, him just looking at his mom for a final time as the Hotel bruns down and him turning back to his young self, it's kinda like a meaning like his final thing he wanted to see was his mom since that was the only parent who loved him and was there for him.
And his death was kinda like his fathers death, and like King's original ending for the original Shining.
I bought this movie on amazon so I walked into this knowing full well what’s about to go down. I also walked in crying
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So basically Doctor Sleep ends the way the original Shining was supposed to end
yes. and i love it
Yep. They simultaneously made a faithful adaption of the Doctor Sleep novel, incorporated ideas from the original book important to King that the first movie left out and yet still tipped their hat to the undeniable cinematic powerhouse that is Kubrick’s film version of The Shining. The fact that the filmmakers were able to pull that off rather than producing a mess is kind of a miracle. Haha
It was such a surprise, since the book didn’t end this way... really hit home for me, absolutely love it
They did a great job casting the Jack Nicholson role, but I guess Shelley Duvall lookalikes aren't as common.
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They didn't have Kubrick on board to bully this actress to hysterics.
@techradio shut tf up do you know what that poor woman had to go through because of him
@Brendan Milburn I agree. She talks and sounds exactly like Duvall.
Wendy Torrance was better cast than Jack Torrance. Her mannerisms are closer to Shelly Duvall’s. This actor could have exaggerated his speech and inflections, and raised his eyebrows in more sinister ways.
It kind of broke my heart this scene. Ewan really carried the kid from the first movie and his anguish to this one
Every part of that movie was good except Dan dying...he should’ve been saved and lived a peaceful life like in the books
The ending is so heartbreaking, but at least he with his mom together. The director I believe did amazing job. I do enjoy his movies and a lot are on Netflix too 👍👍👍👍
How the original Shining ended. Kinda interesting to see it here. I'll admit I didn't expect it.
0:00 “Here’s Danny”
😂👍🏻
Here’s Obi!
I cried in this scene
I liked the ending of the film... but I liked the end of the Doctor Sleep novel even more. There was a step more closure in the novel. However -- I am glad to see a director able to avoid taking the last few seconds of a film and NOT show a hint that... it's not over. The novel has better closure -- but the film closure is still very satisfying. And as for sequels -- I would rank it pretty high.
The book was soooooo good and Mike did such an awesome job capturing both the novel and the feel of Kubrick's version. I enjoyed the hell out of this.
Congrats to Ewan for his amazing acting he made me want to watch this movie. He really brought Danny to life like he does all of his other characters. Love this film so much
I love how Abra trusts Dan so much that she doesnt even flinch when the hotel wearing his face swings an axe at her
In Flanagan’s work, the house always wins in the end. But I think they should have stuck to the novel’s ending for Danny. It doesn’t make any sense why he stays other than to be the martyr, which isn’t needed for this film.
Wow Obi-Wan . You really changed. Decided turn to the darkside.
Not really
Dan's Mom "It's going to be all right Sweetie"😭
It's sad because the child bears the sins of his father all along, and had to sacrifice himself to shut down the evil once and for all. At least for now. I don't care what other people said, this movie is very very very good as a thriller.
Looks like the Grady Twins are going to get their wish.
Honestly this film was really good even if it wasn’t as dark or creepy as the The Shining. I think it has a better emotion and story than the Kubrick prequel. McGregor is a solid actor as well.
Having been a fan of the book "The Shinning " more than the Kubrick movie I really enjoyed this ending.
Good lord the noise that boiler makes as it overloads is terrifying.
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“Come play with Danny. Forever, and ever,and ever”
-The Grady Twins
So busy looking for attention, right?
20 years this will go down as a classic I mean Steven King gave this two thumbs up hell even helped out with this......
This is the final chapter of the shining
King keeps trying to kill the Overlook Hotel, but Kubrick still has the last laugh. After all, it's Kubrick's hotel that's burned down.
Its like they never really escaped the overlook. It got them too
The ghosts did follow them after all
This is what makes real men cry
Hey I'm Dan... I'm also Dan... Daaaaaaan...
I guess arin left
That's my name...
The mom scene was really deep
Well, supposedly, making the Doctor Sleep movie was somewhat a way for Stephen King to reconcile some things that he disliked about Kubrick‘s The Shining.
I’m glad they made the movie end like the original shining book
Ugh. This is like my mother nagging me to get a job when I already told her I got offered employment.
What 😂😂
Lol this is so random
This what will happen to good of us seeing the bittersweet moments of our lives with long missed one or ones and taking us to our grave awaiting 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 ……I want it to be the moment when I was a child sitting in the kitchen with my grandfather when he died next to me….. would be good to go out to the garden then to the highway with all great fields 😢
I never saw the 1st movie, but I'm still crying because of the this scene
He dies in the same building that took his father, but he doesn't die alone like he did. Ice killed Jack, preserving him for the Hotel to take, but fire kills Danny, burning everything, including the Hotel and all who were trapped within it...including the memory of his mother who was just as hurt by it as he was. She's the only "ghost" that just wants to be with him for him, not his powers. Now the whole family can sleep.
I will agree that to see Dan die is hard but I will also add that the entire Overlook sequence is my favorite part of the film, second being the cool train Danny examines at one point. Abras cool too.
Also, dans death is inspired by his fathers death in the books! In the original book; Jack didn’t freeze to death and instead tried to check the boiler (or something like dat) and boom, the overlook hotel burns with Jack in it.
@@EzraHamilton-i8o you’re right. He went down to check the boiler pressure and found it making quite a racket and glowing red hot. He tried to release the steam and was successful to a point even waving his flaming hands in the air which were on fire from touching the super hot steam release valve. Quite a lot of steam exited the boiler and filled the room before boom, it exploded killing jack instantly and setting fire to the hotel and burning it to the ground.
This is an awesome ending to the filmography, but it sucks how Jack Torrance ended up being a bad guy, while he had a similarly heroic death in the novels.
Thats sonething i will always blame kubrick for
shining movie is pretty good as a movie, but the novel is way better in every sense
Did anyone notice what Dan said before the hotel took him over again? He said "I can't hold her off much longer."
Who is she?
Is she the spirit of the hotel?
I wouldn't classify it as a ghost. In the books, at least, the Overlook itself very much became "alive" due to Danny's shine.
Think of the Overlook as Pennywise, except instead of a shapeshifting alien that feeds on fear, it's a place that feeds off of psychic energy. It is a character in its own right.
The same ghost that tormented his father possessed him
Underrated movie, so good!
Fr, I also like how it tries to stay book accurate but also more faithful to Kubricks movie. :D
If only the shining miniseries done that 😞
This ending is VERY similar to the original novel of the Shining, but it’s Dan this time and nearly 4 decades later.
I get really sad whenever I see Wendy and Young Danny standing there while the hotel burns
This was a sequel to the movie version of The Shining.
The books are better, but it's a good film.
40 Years Of The Shining. And now saying that I missed 30 Years of it
Please don’t get me wrong...Stephen King is an absolute genius, and his literature has gifted us with some of the all time masterpieces of our age, and ages immemorial. I know he wasn’t thrilled with Kubrick’s adaptation of The Shining, and as a musician, I can appreciate the fact that other artists can adapt a work in a wholly different manner, which doesn’t always equate to our original vision. I do have to say, however, that this unplanned for, cinematic adaptation of his literature, built in/on addition to Kubrick’s, makes for a piece of art that moves me in a way, equivalent to “The Green Mile”, or the “Shawshank Redemption”.
Damn, I remember being in the theaters and legit tearing up hard.
Its just sad that Jack Torrance dosent redeem in this version, but the rest what pretty good.
I sometimes think about this and it troubles me. This video is nice and it feels better.
King of animation for full movies
Ewan perfectly matches Jack's insane walk.
"Hello there"
Was that a physical fight for control of his hand, a tug of war, between Danny and the ghosts? (Sorry if this is dumb question)
Yes he was fighting the the possession of the hotel
Ewan can always fight off the dark side, except when he's Black Mask.
One of the most emotional aspects of this scene is that you also have to remember everything that Wendy did to protect Danny in the first film.
Finally full circle, peace at last.
This scene is so gooseflesh.
This film was awesome
Actress Alex Essoe looked so much like a young Shelly Duval, it was frankly almost eerie, and yet so comforting to see Wendy at the end.