THE SHINING (1980) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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REVELATION 5:12-13 NIV
12 In a loud voice they were saying:
“Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain,
to receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength
and honor and glory and praise!”
13 Then I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and on the sea, and all that is in them, saying:
“To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb
be praise and honor and glory and power,
for ever and ever!”
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❤BIBLE VERSES OF THE DAY❤
REVELATION 5:12-13 NIV
12 In a loud voice they were saying:
“Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain,
to receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength
and honor and glory and praise!”
13 Then I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and on the sea, and all that is in them, saying:
“To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb
be praise and honor and glory and power,
for ever and ever!”
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Who is Johnny? Funny you should ask. This will answer your question: ruclips.net/video/yA9WhYnsD_4/видео.html
Here's Johnny, original, part of the 1970s/80s culture: ruclips.net/video/WZKmsA8bzao/видео.html
@@MarkD864 lot of conjecture in what you're writing there.. the dead sea scrolls prove wrong a lot of what you were saying about translations. and there's really no reason to think that the apostles weren't able to learn and write in different languages within decades of christ's death. just the historical significance of the bible alone is bigger than pretty much any other literary work, and we have more proof (yes historical proof) for the existence and death and yes, even the resurrection of a man named Jesus Christ. but we can quibble all day over little details like that.. people like me who believe in the bible, believe it was inspired by God, and that there's incredible truth there to save us from our own sin and death. The REAL power comes not from the words on a page in a book but from the power behind them. the power to know and have a relationship with the one and only God of the universe (which, whether any of us think so or not, we desperately need). The only TRUE freedom is freedom from sin through the grace of Jesus Christ, and i hope one day you and anyone else who is reading this find it. because God's love is overwhelming and WILL change your life in ways you can't imagine. Best to you as well
Could you react to the Book of Eli?
Tony was what Danny called his shine. It was his middle name, as well. Nobody is better at acting out a descent into madness than Jack Nicholson.
I kind of felt bad for Jack Torrence in the book. He was possessed by the evil spirits of the hotel that drove him to do everything he did. He had his issues but the hotel manipulated him.
Doctor Sleep (the book anyway) gives Jack his redemption, which was cool.
If I recall the whole family had the shine and Jack was stronger than his wife but he just repressed the abilities. It mentioned a time when Danny tried to read his dad's mind and his dad gives him a look.
@@danielgibson7948 the book dr. Sleep was amazing imo.
Great reaction Gabby. Jacks face alone should have won an oscar for this movie.
Jack's faces is the reason why Jim Carey has a career.
Don't know why, but, always thought Jack's interaction with Mr. Grady in the men's room was some of the best acting I've ever seen!
By Philip Stone, absolutely.
riveting and key for the remaining part of the film.
9:51 When Danny rides his trike over carpet.. wood floor... carpet.... wood floor, it mimics a heartbeat. You might not catch it but your brain does. Kubrick was three levels above next level.
Hollering at your voices and reaction 😂. Loved it! This one is a classic.
Every young reactor to this movie... "Who's Johnny!?!?"
All us oldies be like... COME ON MAN!
The Times They Are A-changin'. Think that's a Taylor Swift song...
It's pretty good example of how even once popular things can completely get erased from popular culture within a generation.
@@current9300 so you think you're all that....think again.
@@ToddVance got enough ...'s?
The movies of Stanley Kubrick have many levels. You can watch them a lot of times and you will see a completely different film. The first time maybe you don't understand anything, maybe you even laugh. After some reviews you realise what he wanted to tell. Like a personal journey. Very very interesting.
I've watched a lot of people react to this movie and they all jump when the scene cuts to "Tuesday." LOL
29:32 "Who's Johnny?"
Classic intro to the Johnny Carson on the old Tonight show. Reference of the time.
The freedom Danny had to run around unsupervised used to be a lot more normal. Previous generations of kids would get on their bikes and disappear for hours, exploring the woods, getting into trouble. You could let Danny run around an empty hotel all day and not worry about him.
Don't judge Wendy and Jack back then based on what we do now. We don't let kids have the same freedom now because everything's a lot less safe. It's not any one thing, it just seems there are more people in more places who are more prone to be crazy and violent.
I think some of the shift happened when there was more awareness about child abductions in the early/mid eighties, when they started putting pictures of missing children on milk cartons.
@@hollyodell4012 I think some of it also had to do with those kids who grew up being allowed to roam becoming parents and not wanting their kids to get into some of the situations they did.
Yeah, I was going to say that Generation X kids weren’t supervised by parents much at all. Other than minor caretaking like meals, baths, and stuff, we were given free reign to play indoors or outdoors on our own.
Yes! I’m glad to be a Gen Xer. I love riding in the back of the pick-up, exploring abandon barns on our bikes and that was in suburbia where there was a housing track and then down the street were rotting barns and still operating dairy farms. That was Garden Grove down the street from Disneyland. Our parents weren’t bad just knew we could take care of ourselves. My parents were depression babies they suffered growing up. They bought us bikes and Star Wars toys and new we were cool after all they had to work at a young age. Some of my friends had hippie parents and they couldn’t do shit…except see R rated films at the drive-in, I had to keep it PG😂
THe “Here’s Johnny” is from the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. ruclips.net/video/WZKmsA8bzao/видео.html I remember when this film came out the opened the show with The Shining clip! 😂
It's pronounced Koobrick."Here's Johnny!" was the reference to the Tonight Show With Johnny Carson announced by his side kick Ed McMahon. Jack decided to improvise that line and the Stanley Kubrick let him do it and kept it in. I like that you're very observant. You're so funny. I like your sense of humor. Yeah, that damn Tuesday title card gets almost every reactor each time. Good reaction.
A lot of people say "kyewbrick." It's plausible. Same general origin as Cusack, I think. But "koobrick" is also common.
Every time I see a young reactor say "Who's Johnny?" I feel just a little older.
that and the paper pull out of the typewriter where grumpy Jack turns angry.
22:05 it's a defense mechanism, when a situation is too traumatic for Danny to handle, his alter ego takes over for him. to shield him from what's happening, Danny says he can't remember what Tony tells him, because he shuts down and blocks it mentally.
In the book, Dick Halloran DOES survive. You should read the book. It's excellent.
WAY BETTER then this trash
Girl, you are so animated and I love it. ❤
You and your voices crack me up, love your reaction.
Kubrick didn’t write this. It’s based on the Stephen King book but Kubrick changed a lot of details in the second half that pissed off King.
If I remember right there was the topiary that would creep on Danny. I think they could've done that. But there was also a ghost scene that they probably didn't have the special effects for.
And then King made his version of the movie, which turned out to be crap in comparison to this one.
Highly recommend watching The Shining sequel, Doctor Sleep (2019). Stars Ewen MacGregor as an older Danny. Make sure you watch the Director's Cut as its much better the theatrical release. Hope you add it to the list! :)
Doctor Sleep (2019) is part two to this story, Hope you watch it.
Lol love your personality
The “Caretaker” (in my opinion), is a wandering evil spirit that possesses every seasonal caretaker and drives them to insanity and murder. As each one dies, they become a permanent ghost in the hotel, and end up in a photo. It may not be the correct answer, but it’s a theory that satisfies all the facts.
Wonder how many times they would hire a caretaker, until they realize it's not working?
After about 2, you would think they would stop.
3:25 We sure do 🎬🍿👏🏾🪓
I know Stephen King hates it, but I love this film + watched it *countless* times!
Dannys "bike" was called a Big Wheel. All little GenX kids had them. ❤️
Johnny Carson - "Heeeeeeres Johnny!!"
Dude when it said ‘Tuesday’ and you jumped I almost pissed myself. Love your channel. Peace and love
The reason Jack was so affected by the hotel was because of his underlying anger issues and his alcoholism. The hotel basically messed with him to the point where he was willing to drink again, then manifested the alcohol, knowing it would make him violent. This was much more apparent in the novel where Jack saw more things messing with him, like a wasp's nest that came back to life in Danny's room and hedge animals that changed their position whenever you looked away.
6:50 I rewinded this at least 3 million times.
Here's Johnny! was how Ed McMahon introduced Johnny Carson at the beginning of Johnny 's talk show for 30yrs.
As many have said that King hated this movie , one of his main problem with the film was the character of Wendy , King said in an interview " That's Not how i wrote her "
Nor how he wrote Jack either.
Wendy and Jack are much better characters in the novel.
So King made another movie how he intended it to be, but it ended up being crap in comparison to this one.
@@shawbros Yep. The hedge animals were so creepy I; the novel. In the miniseries they were crappy early CGI blobs. So disappointing.
@@shawbrosthis was so much better than the miniseries
' Here's Johnny"😂
Johnny was Johnny Carson a famous last night talk show host and that's the way they would introduce him every night ( here's Johnny).
"Kubrick snapped!" Yeah, he really did.
Definitely watch the sequel “Doctor Sleep.” It deals with a whole new story for Danny, yet connects to events and characters from “The Shining.”
The most important thing to understand is that the hotel is truly haunted. It was the driving force behind Jack's descent into madness, and his "soul" was absorbed by the hotel when he died, thus his appearance in the old picture.
Unfortunately, Jack Nicholson played Jack creepy and kinda scary right from the beginning, so a lot of the pathos around his descent was lost. Jack was a good husband and loving father who, yes, lost his temper once, and was trying to make up for his mistake. The hotel took it all away from him.
I disagree with that interpretation as it's way too sympathetic toward Jack. Jack and the hotel belong together. It's clear he was a bad spirit right from the start (which is made even clearer in the longer American version) and it's the inevitability of it all that builds the suspense. In truth he was exactly the kind of person the hotel was yearning for. Look how happy he is in that picture. He's right at home. Or to put it another way, he's "always been the caretaker."
@@PurushaDesa I think you're going by the movie's depiction, while I was referring to the original book, which admittedly I should have said.
@@JakkFrost1 Ah I see. Well from what I've heard (and just my knowledge of King's narrative style) Kubrick's surreal, almost Giallo like vision is wildly different from the novel.
Kubrick used cross-dissolves for subliminal effect because in many of those if you pause the image in a certain moment you'll see something in the double image. Also he edited the film to the preexisting music to keep the metric rhythm precise. It's all subliminal nessaging. Like a dreamscape that no one will ever quite figure out.
When you learn how Kubrick and Nicholson treated Duvall on set to get her performance, the humor will leech away.
To quote the song Hotel California - "You can check out anytime you like. But you can never leave."
Love this film for little details, such as when Danny and Mr. Halloran are talking and he says, 'Did Tony ever tell you something about this particular hotel? Now Danny Think!'
The view goes to wide shot of them both, with a pillar with many knives racked on it, we haven't seen before...
back in the 70's and 80's the tonight show(now with jimmy fallon) was hosted by the late great Johnny Carson(comedian). it was THE most popular program on late television.(especially considering that there were only 4 or 5 stations on television to begin with at the time). and the show would open with the sidekick(ed mcmahon) saying every night... "HEEEEEER'E'S JOHNNY". one of the most iconic phrases of that era. hence the reason it was said by jack in the axe/door chopping scene. simply a nod to that phrase... super sarcastic, of course.. just adding to crazy that is that scene..
This was filmed back when kids grew up outside of the plastic bubbles parents keep them in now. You could ride your bike without a helmet and everything. Life was great
TUESDAY is in fact one of the biggest jump scares in the movie for most reactors XD
Stop the Clever Impishness, Funny 😁🤣 , Shananagans, your reactions 😘❤❤ facial mannerisms are hilarious 😂😆 Stop 🛑🛑🛑 Stop it, too funny. Lol 😂😆 love the goofiness girl.
When Jack died at the end, it was chilling.
This never ceases to frighten me everytime I watch it!
Jack is a nickname for John. Like JFK.
Here’s Johnny was the long-time intro for Johnny Carson of the Tonight Show. Everyone at the time got the joke
The sound of Danny riding over the hardwood floor and the carpets: now notice that the carpets are all Indian-style designs, a theme which is all over this hotel built on an Indian burial ground.
Now imagine a set of graves in a graveyard, with Danny riding across them, bump, roll, bump, roll...
Kubrick was not a very nice person, but as a director he was excellent
"Johnny" would be Johnny Carson. That's how they would introduce him to start the Tonight Show.
This movie had a lot of production problems:
Shelley Duvall lost most of her hair due to the stressful takes she had to do, 127 to be precise, as it involved her swinging the bat at Jack Nicholson.
Nicholson slept on the set between scenes.
Duvall and Kubrick would frequently argue on how the scenes should be filmed.
Scatman Crothers, whom played Dick Halloran in the movie, broke down crying after Kubrick filmed his scene in the kitchen 88 times and asked "What do you want from me, Mr. Kubrick!?"
A fire broke out near the set where they were filming The Empire Strikes Back.
The hedge maze scene was the most brutal and difficult as most of the crew would get lost inside the maze.
Stephen King hated the movie, as it removed subplots that were in the novel, and vowed that Kubrick will never make another film based on his books.
I kind of agree with King on this one even though I liked the movie. It missed the entire point of Jack's character arc. Nicholson is great, but he comes across as creepy and borderline insane right from the start which entirely defeats the idea of him gradually being drug down into madness by the influence of the haunted hotel. It also misses out completely on Jack's final redemption from the book, which I would say was one of the main points, if not the main point, of the whole story.
"Tuesday!"
Aaaah!!!
lol
Awesome review, still No 1 on my list of reactors. So entertaining with thoughtful insights/comments. You so hilarious girl. 💙🏆🔥😎👍
my theory: all of the violence is not real. it is only happening in jack's head. more to the point, it's in jack's novel. it's depicted as real action. consider that the grady's daughters were 8 and 10, yet danny sees twins. jack is writing about what we are seeing
Heres Johnny is how Johnny Carson was introduced every night on the Tonight show. (yes, i'm showing my age)..
Danny never watched this movie until he was a grown up.
Jack's visit to room 273 was skipped over yet was the pretext for his discussion with his wife which we did get to see.
237
She always cuts out profanity and nudity, as if it never existed in the movies.
@@shawbros Those parts are critical to the story arch. The scene of Jack entering Room 237 seeing the naked woman was important to the story as it showed Jack a beautiful vulnerable woman to test Jack's loyalty then once he caved, the Hotel changed her appears to something disgusting, hinting at the evil that exists. I was really interested to see her reaction to that scene. So we are getting a partial reaction. I've seen this movie 25x, but I enjoy watching others see it for the first time and want to hear and see their opinion or how a "shocking" scene affects them. Oh well, these will always be G-rated watered down reactions.
@@shawbros Ok thanks, gonna not ever watch this channel again then. No thanks.
In the book it says Wendy has a little bit of the shining because she's a mother. All mothers got a little somethin' somethin' going on with them. And Jack is probably a "carrier" of the shining if we're thinking in biological terms.
you need to watch " DOCTOR SLEEP ". it is sort of a continuum of the story that will answer some of your questions . little danny is now an adult, i'm sure you'll enjoy.
this film is kind of a masterpiece.. i still think it's Kubrick's best film overall. but yeah i hope you watch Doctor Sleep (the sequel which came out recently). it's great and it pays wonderful respect to this classic film
GOD bless you Californiablend! You are looking lovely today!
This is my fav film of all time and I watch a ton of reactions. Yers is my fav!!!! You git it girl!!!! Subscribed!!!!!!!
I recommend watching the sequel that came out a couple of years ago called Doctor Sleep. Danny as an adult.
I would read Jack's book.
TUESDAY!!!!
LOL the title cards.
1. Lloyd/Joe Turkel😇 also played Tyrell in the original "Bladerunner" (Hint Hint)
2. "Here's Johnny" was adlib by Nickelson.
3. It took 117 takes for Jack to chop through the door. He used his voluntary firefighting skills to get through all the takes.
4. The reason King didn't like this adaptation of the movie is because he didn't like the changes Kubrick made. This thing was remade just for King and although the remake was more in line with the book IMVHO it wasn't as good as this one. His main beef was Jack's decline into madness happened too soon and Wendy wasn't such a patsy in the book.
5. He has since come around to appreciate this.
6. TUESDAY🤣
7. Shelly Duvall said making this movie was the worst experience in her life. She was harassed on and off screen.
8. Nichelson and Scatman worked together on "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest".
9. The real villain is the hotel itself.
10. Watch Dr. Sleep. Danny is an adult and many of the loose ends well be cleared up.
Yeah we are gonna need the reaction to Doctor Sleep after this one. Hopefully it’s next
Great reaction! 😃
I've always enjoyed 'The Shining', movie and novel both, though there was some contention (to say the least!😅) between King & Kubrick 😄
They (the novel and film) are quite different in some respects, yet the psychological horror aspect is great in both 😊
Also, Great ‘someone picking-apart-violin impression’ there😉😊🥰
Great reaction! I think this movie is more artistic in nature than anything. It really doesn't make complete sense however you try to look at it. There is a string of ideas all put together such as Indian burial ground, telekinesis, spousal abuse, and cabin fever. The director is trying to weave all of these elements into the same story and I believe they say that the author of the book didn't like what they did with the movie either.
I know the ending was quite different. Maybe Wendy should've been cuter.
Check out EyeScream and CollativeLearning to get the possible backstory and how all the pieces of the movie were linked. Nothing was left to chance or unplanned. Kubrik, like Tarantino, is meticulous when it comes to dressing sets.
@@marcellomercuri5619 maybe you should go back to sleep.
The guy that plays Dick, Scatman Crothers, also sang 'Everybody wants to be a Cat' for the movie Aristocats.
He shows up with Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo Nest
It never seemed weird to me that Danny would run off by himself. That's what we did back then.
Yes, I used to walk around my neighborhood by myself when I was around 4-5 years old, in the early 70's.
And my sister and I walked to school without supervision, starting at the 1st grade.
Unsettling genius soundtrack. This and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre are my favorite disturbing soundtracks.
The moment you realize you could watch Gabby react to any movie anytime 😘
14:30, this was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
If you had a master key to all the rooms. You could stock up on food and move from room to room. If Jack stayed in the storage room.
Awesome. Would have liked to watchalong the whole movie with you reacting.
So many easter eggs in this movie. Worth checking out if you have the time
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This is one movie I cannot watch alone because it freaks me the hell out. Thanks for letting me watch with you girl lol.
The follow up to this film: Doctor sleep, it's very good. I believe you would like it.
Great reaction again. I love your opinions on older films as a young artist. I was wondering if you'll do Doctor Sleep, the sequel?
My Mom gave me this book to read in the late 70s , scared me good but it did get me reading books, she also gave me Tom Clancy’’s Patriot Games, another great book , thanks again!
The Amityville Horror scared me back in the late 70s while reading about Jodie and him being outside the window. The movie, not so much. The only book that ever scared me, though The Shining came close. However, I didn't read the Exorcist. I heard that is scarier than The Shining or TAH.
Seriously? “Who’s Johnny?” God, I’m so old.
It's the music and the incomplete story that sets this apart. Most horror films end with an explanation, almost like a Scooby-Doo episode. This one ends with hints, but still a lot of questions. Most horror also is filled with violent events. In this story, almost nothing happens. There's a lot of space. But it gives your mind time to wander ....
29:33, "Here's Johnny!"
I truly enjoyed your reactions and your special pumpkins headdress. You actually made this movie comical. Thank you.
Another on point reaction homie. Slayin it keep up that hustle 👏🏽🫶🏽
I wonder if Jack is the reincarnation of the man in the picture on the wall. I also wonder if Jack can also "Shine" but he doesn't know it. That's why the hotel goes after him as it does as well as Danny. Wendy didn't see anything until the hotel revealed things to her. I don't know, Kubrick was so brilliant in visual and cryptic storytelling. A master at psychological thrillers / Horror.
You really dont figure out the movie until you look at the picture on the wall, showing Jack at the ball in 1921. So he was basically re-incarnated. It doesnt tell you how many times between 1921 and 1970. Grady then came involved in the time prior to Jack returning. The bathroom scene where Grady tells him you have always been the caretaker, sort of explains that. The site is on an indian burial site, so it's cursed and the spirits keep going after whoever is left alone there. If you read the book then listen to the Directos interview explains it better.
The tonight show starring Johnny Carson at the beginning of the show Ed McMahon would introduce Carson by saying Heeeeeres Johnny!
the ghosts in the hotel want danny's power. they use jack to try to accomplish this goal by wiping danny out.
@19:56 I've never noticed that before, but he looks right into the camera there. Not sure if that was intentional by Kubrick or not. Kubrick was very particular with things. Interesting.
The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park Colorado was the setting for Stephen King's novel, The Shining. I've been there and took lots of photos of the exterior. It is amazing but I had noooo desire to go inside, thank you very much!!! LOL. A very spooky place.
Be safe y'all.
The Overlook Hotel's interior is based upon the Ahwanee Lodge, it's worth looking up.
Loved your reactions. Those scary title cards 🤣🤣🤣
I’m going to have to watch this again. And your are absolutely gorgeous 😊
I really can't stop staring at your teeth. Trade with me lmaooo. Great reaction kid. Keep it up.
Definitely should do a string of Jack Nicholson movies!
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
As Good as it Gets
A Few Good Men
Are just a few to get started 😉
Funny you mentioned Chris Nolan. His primary influence for film is Stanley Kubrick and films.
The shining,TCM( the original) and the Thing- best horror films of all time.
love your review. remember, it's not necessarily meant to make sense
PS. S King hated this film
Gerard Butler recently did a Robin hood movie. Just might be the best Robin hood movie ever made.. Gerard Butler is on the list of actors that all his movies are good ones
the hotel absorbs the caretakers. kind of why jack is in the pic at the end...
I genuinely used to live in a house that was built on a hill where a cemetery used to be. No ghosts sadly!
Great reaction to a classic masterpiece. Highlight was you getting shook off the Titlecards!
😂