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Doctor Sleep forsakes the elemental terror of its predecessor for a more contemplative sequel that balances poignant themes against spine-tingling chills.
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"Doctor Sleep" is the continuation of Danny Torrance's story 40 years after the terrifying events of Stephen King's The Shining. Still irrevocably scarred by the trauma he endured as a child at the Overlook, Dan Torrance has fought to find some semblance of peace. But that peace is shattered when he encounters Abra, a courageous teenager with her own powerful extrasensory gift, known as the "shine. " Instinctively recognizing that Dan shares her power, Abra has sought him out, desperate for his help against the merciless Rose the Hat and her followers, The True Knot, who feed off the shine of innocents in their quest for immortality. Forming an unlikely alliance, Dan and Abra engage in a brutal life-or-death battle with Rose. Abra's innocence and fearless embrace of her shine compel Dan to call upon his own powers as never before-at once facing his fears and reawakening the ghosts of the past.
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R (for disturbing and violent content, some bloody images, language, nudity and drug use)
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Horror
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Nov 8, 2019
wide
Runtime:
151 minutes
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Warner Bros. Pictures
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Never in my life did I think Id ever see The Shining characters in a freaking Mountain Dew commercial. The Kubrick ghosts were starving I know, mustve been really thirsty as well.
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I'm glad someone put this up, because I had to leave the room when this part came on. I want to see what happens. I own this. I loved them eating the woman with the hat up. She's cruel, so she needs to see what cruelty is like. I was thinking about watching The Shining. I watched Doctor Sleep a while ago. Then I watched Jaws.🌈🦋💟💚💝🖤.
Published in 2013, Doctor Sleep is Stephen King's sequel to his 1977 novel The Shining. Released in 2019, Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Doctor Sleep is an adaptation of the novel, and also a sequel to Stanley Kubrick 's 1980 film of The Shining, which famously deviated from the text. How's that going to work? Here's everything you need to know.
What is Doctor Sleep?
Doctor Sleep is a sequel to The Shining, picking up the story of Danny Torrance as an adult. Stephen King revealed that he was writing the novel in 2011, and it was published in 2013. It begins with the aphorism "FEAR stands for Fuck Everything And Run".
The story finds Danny – now the more mature Dan – in New Hampshire, working in a hospice, where his psychic "Shining" ability helps ease terminally ill patients in their final moments. That's how he earned the nickname of the title. In the past, the legacy of Jack Torrance and the events at the Overlook Hotel have driven Dan to alcoholism, but he's now sober, if fragile.
Angry ghosts from the Overlook still haunt him, but he keeps them trapped in "lockboxes" in his mind. The real antagonists this time are an itinerant cult called the True Knot, who travel the United States in Winnebagos and survive into extended lifespans by feeding on a psychic essence they call "Steam". They get this from murdering children who have the Shining, and when the particularly steamful Abra Stone finds herself in their path, she starts contacting Dan via astral projection. Dan gets involved, plunging back into the heart of darkness he's been trying to move past.
Who directed Doctor Sleep?
Doctor Sleep's director is Mike Flanagan, the horror prodigy whose previous work includes Oculus _, _ Ouija: Origin of Evil and the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House. He also made the rather good Gerald's Game (again for Netflix), based on a Stephen King novel that had largely been considered unfilmable. King thought Gerald's Game was "terrific" and Hill House "a work of genius", so was happy to approve Flanagan as Doctor Sleep 's caretaker. Flanagan wrote the screenplay and also serves as the film's editor.
Fascinatingly, given King's famous antipathy for the film version, Flanagan has very much leaned into Doctor Sleep being a sequel to Stanley Kubrick 's adaptation. In the novel of The Shining, the Overlook is ultimately destroyed, whereas in the film it remained intact. In the novel of Doctor Sleep, Dan and Abra revisit the site of the burned hotel, but in Flanagan's film – as revealed in the first trailer – Dan ends up back in the hotel itself: a note perfect recreation of Kubrick's 1980 vision.
Who stars in Doctor Sleep?
Ewan McGregor is Dan Torrance, the grown up Danny, son of Jack.
Rebecca Ferguson is Rose the Hat, leader of child-murdering, Steam-imbibing cult the True Knot.
Kyliegh Curran is Abra Stone, a girl with an especially strong shining ability.
Zahn McClarnon, Carel Struycken, Selena Anduze, Emily Alyn Lind and Catherine Parker are True Knot acolytes Crow Daddy, Grandpa Flick, Apron Annie, Snakebite Andi and Silent Sarey.
Bruce Greenwood is John Dalton, Abra's family doctor. Greenwood worked with Flanagan previously in Gerald's Game.
Elsewhere in the cast are Jocelin Donahue, Alex Essoe, Cliff Curtis, Jacob Tremblay, Cliff Curtis, Carl Lumbly, Roger Dale Floyd and Nicholas Pryor.
When is Doctor Sleep released?
Doctor Sleep will be haunting your nightmares from 8 November 2019.
Stephen King's novels Doctor Sleep and The Shining are published in the UK by Hodder & Stoughton, should you wish to do some revision beforehand.
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Lmao dude had the high ground and still missed a kill shot.
Such an underrated movie The ways in which they show how the shine works is truely genius.
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Looks like Rose the Hat got a really bad reception at the hotel, because she went smoked.
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This movie did total justice to the legacy of the Shining and the Overlook Hotel. I was covered in goosebumps from the moment Dan stepped inside the Overlook. Such a great film. You could really feel the atmosphere.
Author Stephen King visits the SiriusXM Studios on September 26, 2017 in New York City. Astrid Stawiarz | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images It's no secret that "The Shining" author Stephen King was not a fan of Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of his novel nearly 40 years ago. While King is generous with approving adaptations of his works, he has never been one to shy away from giving his honest opinion about the projects. And King was very vocal about his discontent for Kubrick's film starring Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall. So, when writer-director Mike Flanagan set out to adapt "Doctor Sleep, " King's sequel novel to "The Shining, " he had to tread carefully. "I said, 'Look, I'm a King fanatic, I have been since I'm a kid, you are my hero, but when I read 'Doctor Sleep, ' all the images in my head were Kubrick's images, '" Flanagan told Entertainment Weekly. Flanagan, who previously adapted King's "Gerald's Game, " set out to meld Kubrick's movie with "King's novel. This, of course, had its difficulties as Kubrick had left the iconic Overlook Hotel intact at the end of his film and King had famously destroyed it in his novel. The hotel remained destroyed in the "Doctor Sleep" novel. Still, Flanagan seemed to be able to mesh Kubrick's masterpiece well enough with King's work to garner the approval of the author. "I read the script to this one very, very carefully, " King told EW. "Mike Flanagan, I've enjoyed all his movies, and I've worked with him before on 'Gerald's Game. ' So, I read the script very, very carefully, and I said to myself, 'Everything that I ever disliked about the Kubrick version of 'The Shining' is redeemed for me here. " "Doctor Sleep" takes place decades after the events of "The Shining, " with Danny Torrance now grown. He has been numbing his psychic abilities with alcohol and is still haunted by the memory of his father. When he meets a young girl who possesses the same gifts that he has, he must protect her from a group of people who seek to kill her and steal her powers. While the climax of the novel takes place in a park where the hotel used to be, Flanagan painstakingly recreated the interior of the Overlook Hotel for the film in a studio lot in Atlanta, allowing his film to connect to Kubrick's. "All I can say is, Mike took my material, he created a terrific story, people who have seen this movie flip for it, and I flipped for it, too, " King told EW. "Because he managed to take my novel of 'Doctor Sleep, ' the sequel, and somehow weld it seamlessly to the Kubrick version of 'The Shining' the movie. So, yeah, I liked it a lot. " "Doctor Sleep" arrives in theaters on Friday. Read the full interview from Entertainment Weekly.
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Huh... I just finished the book last week, how fitting! I might go watch this.
I really appreciated this film and was very well out follow up for the shining, very underrated film. A must see again.
Henry Thomas is an amazingly gifted actor since childhood. Everyone should go and check out his audition for E.T. It is probably here on YouTube somewhere. A guy who definitely deserves an Oscar at some point in his life.
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I think the most entertaining part about The Shining and Doctor Sleep, is it's like an actual War between Good and Evil. You have ghosts on both sides fighting each other which makes it so much more powerful when you see Evil defeated. Hallorann was one of my favorite characters in both films. but I REALLY love how Danny Torrance grew up to use his pain and trauma to help others (using his same skills. In a way it's like a Superhero film. SOME SHINE, and some don't.
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It would have been a million times better with Jack Nicholson. No offense to Henry Thomas. I loved him in E.T. and Suicide Kings.
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Mike Flanagan ’s “Doctor Sleep” connects the visions of Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick with his own style, made most popular in Netflix’s “The Haunting of Hill House. ” It is an often effective blend of the three as it’s forced to pay more homage to Kubrick’s vision than King was in his book, which served purely as a sequel to a novel that the filmmaker had drastically changed when he adapted it in 1980. Flanagan was tasked with making a sequel to a film that stays loyal to a book that ignores the changes made in the first movie. That ain't easy. Different characters are in different places at the end of the book and film versions of " The Shining, " and Flanagan has to tie the two together. For example, King’s original book ends with the explosion of the Overlook Hotel. We all know that Kubrick’s “The Shining” does not. And while one can sometimes feel Flanagan struggling to satisfy both King and Kubrick fans when he really should be trusting his own vision, he’s talented enough to pull off this difficult blend of legacies.
After a prologue that reveals a young Danny Torrance figuring out how to control his “shining” powers and capturing the ghosts that haunt him, we’re re-introduced to an adult Dan, played by Ewan McGregor. Detailed a bit more in the book, he’s basically using alcoholism to hide his trauma, and he reaches rock bottom when he takes money from a single mother with whom he just had a coke-addled one-night stand. He jumps a bus to New Hampshire, where he tries to find stability, joins AA, and makes a friend named Billy ( Cliff Curtis), before getting a job at a hospice, where his shining power allows him to help people on the edge of death cross over. There’s a respectful solemnity to these scenes that emerge from Flanagan’s empathetic and emotional side. The idea that someone who learned through trauma that ghosts are real could comfort those wondering what happens after death is one that Flanagan takes seriously. While Dan is earning the nickname that gives the film its title, we’re introduced to two new characters. Rose the Hat ( Rebecca Ferguson) leads a roving group of powerful creatures who aren’t exactly invulnerable but have found a way to be immortal. They call themselves the True Knot, and they travel the country looking for children who “shine, ” stealing their essence and feeding off of it. The idea that there are forces in this world that thrive off pain and misery, selfishly living off the greatness found within others, is a very King creation, and Flanagan doesn’t shy away from the grisliness here. In one of the film’s most disturbing scenes, the True Knot kidnaps a boy ( Jacob Tremblay) and brutally murders him—after all, torture makes the steam he releases that much sweeter. Connecting the Rose and Dan arcs is the character of Abra Stone (newcomer Kyliegh Curran), who is so powerful that she literally draws the attention of the True Knot and finds a way to psychically communicate with Dan. The True Knot could feed on her for generations or make her one of their own. Abra finds her way to Dan, and the two draw Rose and her team into a final showdown, which everyone who’s ever seen a movie knows can only happen in one place. Flanagan and his team wisely don’t choose to visually emulate “The Shining” for most of “Doctor Sleep, ” producing a film that looks a lot more like an episode of “Hill House” than the Kubrick original. The film has arguably too many close-ups and a bit too much of a cool gray/blue color palette, but these elements add to its eerie, twilight feel. Flanagan’s best work has a way of blending the emotional and the supernatural—things go bump in the hearts and minds of his characters as much as in the darkened hallways—and that makes him a good fit for a book that needed an emotional touch to work as a film. “Doctor Sleep” is often at its best when Flanagan is allowed to flourish and play away from both the source material and the Kubrick film. When he returns to the Kubrick vision, including actors playing iconic roles from the movie, it sometimes feels like “Doctor Sleep” is in a very big shadow.
The best thing about Flanagan’s film by some stretch is the work by Rebecca Ferguson. The director of “Gerald’s Game” and “Hush” proves again to be a very capable filmmaker when it comes to directing actresses, getting Ferguson’s career-best work to date. She walks away with the film as a presence that’s somehow both captivating and terrifying. Her take on Rose the Hat turns a thin character on the page into a great villain, someone who uses her good looks and charisma to disguise her evil intentions. McGregor isn’t so lucky, sometimes falling victim to a source material that never really gave us much of a character, while Curran is an engaging young actress, at her best when she’s selling Abra’s understandable confidence. I liked how Abra isn’t just a scared victim to be rescued by Dan. She needs help, but she also knows she’s a badass. What’s going to be most controversial about “Doctor Sleep” is the final act, when, slight spoilers, Flanagan and his team find themselves in the halls of Kubrick’s film. And make no mistake—it is Kubrick’s film in which they’re playing and not King’s book. Some fans of “The Shining” will consider this sacrilegious, some will find it playful and nostalgic. I’m in the middle. I think Flanagan goes back to the Kubrick well 2-3 too many times, but the changes he makes to the final third of King’s book are smart and effective. He twists King’s sequel into something that’s less about empowerment and more about overcoming trauma, reclaiming the darkest moments of your life. He makes major changes to the source material and comes out illustrating again what a confident, interesting filmmaker he can be. Kind of like someone else did four decades ago.
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Doctor Sleep (2019)
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