Hidden Meaning in The Shining - Earthling Cinema 

and the bartender wearing red

lmao

Kristen Naidu i literally died ftom laugh

ha ha LOL

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It's not an aa meeting plus there are thousands of functioning alcoholics it's not the gun or even the bullets it's the perpetrator. Yes you got it right that fault is entirely on you.

Rocky Desert Flower that was story of book

@@seanboland2162 yeah but the gun certainly does help in the murder, doesn't it?

J W the axe

Facts

You took his eyebrows serious

never serious, but always truthful

lmao

Shriya Joshi idk bout u but I can't take anyone with eyebrows like that serious. Does that make me raycess?

I lost my shit once but then my mum found it and i denied it

Does anyone know of any other directors who use Occult messaging/symbolism?

Ehm no??

My favorite is North West.

He seems to be really good at telling people what to say, when to say it and where they should be standing. And then he tells the camera people how to record it.

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Dark5 Likewise! We'd say you're not too shabby in the 'knowing what you're talking about' department.

Hold the fucking phone. Did I really just stumple upon Dark5 in a random comment section? I love you guys! I've been a subscriber for five years - one of my first top list channels :>

There was no onscreen link when I watched it?! I tried to click... I'm just 3 years too late, I guess.

Lol

***** I'll retweet that

Sam C You should check out their Dark Knight episode.

same

Same here it's good

Agree

Jack was crazy even before becoming that character.

Crazy Jack was drawn to the Devil hotel. It's far from just a hotel.

That was my main beef with the movie. Book Jack was a basically decent man who loved his wife and son and struggled against the Overlook until it took him over. Movie Jack is obviously crazy in the first scene, so there's no character development.

Except for the thing outside jack that opened the door to the pantry after Wendy had locked him inside of it.

@@maggiesmith856 it's not the book at all. It's a Stanley Kubrick film. I've read the book 3 or 4 times. My favorite King novel- but. The movie is also one of my favorite horror movies.

Do you feel smart?

The outside shot of the Hotel is not the same location in which they filmed inside, except for small room scenes and the entrance/exit scenes. I don't believe this has any sort of significance other than they needed a different location to film the hallways and the ballroom/foyers/lounge room.

And where's the maze? They show the hotel in the begining- but there is no maze.

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Wisecrack I was already. Calm your eyebrows ;)

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Like clockwork . Wait , didn't Stanley Kubrick direct clockwork orange and the shining ? OMG!

this IS the shining

+Marrick Denille No, he means The Shining with Jack Nicholsons.

+Seth Tanaka This IS the shining with jack nicolson

+Link123456789 Tiptip no it's not. this is the one with Shelly Duvall..

Um.. Ok then

This. All the youtuber did was summarize the plot and bringing questions without answering them. No 'Hidden meaning' to be found here, just another misleading title.

kaptain roll ,it's comedy, not an actual hidden meaning thing.

Greysmdl Well to be fair I'm pretty sure all discussions on The Shining end that way right? Every time I see or read about that movie I end up more confused lol Theres as many theories and ideas as words in that film...

Googl Meshy Great mental image... lol

They did the book already.

but they didnt do the movie

Fear not, my fellow not earthling. It is in the works, said Work of an Orange Clock.

Cuz I'm SINGING IN THE RAIN

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I did not hit her, I did not...oh hi mark.

Deebo Molina oh hi doggie

***** Sounds to me like you didn't read the ending to my comment...

SeanStrife He was on the Fine Bros as well. Of course, it was a little hard for me to figure that one out (no eyebrows). I had to check based on the voice alone.

The Creator You know, dude deserves it. He's got an awesome channel and I hope it gets more attention. We need more intelligent humor on RU-vid.

SeanStrife Its probably a strategy of those media marketing management companies. They create tie-ins with other channels for their talents.

+SeanStrife It is TRUE

Studio ghibli admitted it was about child slavery/prostitution. ;-; Just a "fun fact".

Savannah Hocter If that's true, then I'm sure it'd come up should they do a video on it.

Savannah Hocter that sound stupid but interesting

Rainfawkes It isnt when you consider the fact that Miyazaki is a feminist (No not in the Tumblr Sense of feminism, REAL feminism). And also Japan had a history of brothels and abusive hierarchy. Its not too crazy to figure out that the time period that Spirited away is set in also relates to the story. its actually a clever movie, you just wouldn't know it unless you looked for it.

+Francis Tokarski We accept payment in the forms of adoration and an over sized cookie. :)

+Wisecrack You did not thumbs-up my content, so I can only take it that the tone of your reply was one of derision. I do not know why I so upset you, but could we please just turn over a new leaf, especially since we've only just now turned our first?

+ewarne1 And what about me?

+Francis Tokarski Who are you?

its free

+Kenneth... In a nutshell- John "Jack" Torrance, the fictitious writer in "The Shining" is an allegoric representation of Steven King, while on a working-vacation, and going through the processes of: 1) Coming up with an idea for a novel. 2) Rejecting ideas. 3) Writer's block. 4) Being interrupted driving him crazy. 5) Having a "eureka" moment. 6) Writing about the horror of writer's block for a writer in the story of The Shining, (a story within a story) and taking the "reader" on the rollercoaster ride with him, as seen through King's eyes, but as the reader. Kubrick did the same thing, (a movie inside a movie) but places the viewer of the movie of the real "writer Jack" as the fake movie "killer Jack" into the film itself, but with different methods. Why? Because King's story, (spirits that need steam, hence the boiler) is a paper story, not a celluloid one. In the movie at its climactic end, "killer Jack's" soul, (along with all the other souls in The Overlook) are condemned to this "hell" and to keep reliving their hell, and the reason why we see Jack is in the July 4th, 1921 picture in the end; while in the (so called) real-life anti-climactic, but unseen movie end... the "writer Jack" (Steven King) went home and lived happily ever after. (OR DID HE???!!! DUN DUNT DUN!!!) The story "Misery" is a similar attempt by King to catch the "lightening in a bottle" of The Shining... at least he ripped-off (mostly) himself. (It was a little pay-back to Kubrick too.) So, the movie we saw, (The Shining) is actually the story Jack wrote.

Mark Lewis woah 😵😵😵😵😵

Watch as many times as you like, you will always find something new each time.

@@MarkLewis... makes sense because afterall he was a writer and what could be a better story than a hotel set on an indian burial ground,could spark up a lot of ideas and imagination isn’t it ?

@@shaheersk721 I've been trying to explain this to people (no joke) since the late 80's! And there are so many clues in the movie if you ignore all the red herrings. The impossible office window, Danny's impossible big-wheel ride, unplugged TV working, Jack at the maze, etc... We the audience are in Jack (the writer's) mind for most of the movie, seeing his script/novel unfold! That and how 2001 is a juxtaposition of Genesis and Evolution. Adam and Eve apes, Cain killing Abel after the apes touching the monolith. The first monolith is the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and the second monolith is the tree of everlasting life. I did a YT video (no body watched, lol) that explains it all. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OAgPcf-n8cg.html

Jeffrey Anderson YES!

I know, right? They haven't done one western yet, I believe. And Sergio Leone's Man with no name trilogy is the most awesome ones EVER!!

I couldn't agree more. A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly are flawless pictures in their own way. A Fistful of Dollars - a complete reinvention of the genre. For a Few Dollars More - an excellent exercise of style and brilliant play of Western cliches. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly - the greatest Western (and adventure story) ever put to film and quite possibly has the most electrifying climax ever. Honestly I have a dvd traveling case (that can only hold 24 films) I take everywhere I go and those films are in it. They're that great! I hope they do take your request in serious consideration.

They turned Clint Eastwood into a world wide icon. And let's not forget Enrico Morriconi's soundtracks! How many movies, tv shows, and commercials use themto this day?

But.... let's give a shout out to Akira Kirasou's influence on the western. And I apologize for any misspellings

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Player One don't know fam

lauren rossi yeah very freaky this movie

You're dumb if you do.

i used to put movies on after work and fall asleep and I this happened w shining but I woke up b4 it finished and I was out of my mind scared

The Urban Gentry Speaking of Legend, do the eighties Tom Cruise, Tim Curry movie of the same name!

One of our first. Check it out here: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bz6xD3xQiT8.html

awesome! thank you

RagingDomo Your comment was dumb.

DiscCovered cool cool

Come on ya dingus

Huge fan of Blade Runner and its multiple interpretations

Oh hell yeah!

Narukami Yu Please do it!!!!

Narukami Yu That's easy, the guy is already dead right? And it's angels trying to save him that he thinks are devils. Or something. Yeah I'm confused. Do that one.

Narukami Yu Yeah, I love that movie. Jacob's Ladder, please!!!

+Félix Tétreault That's all it takes, apparently! Well done!

This is kinda awkward for me, I realize this comment is old , but, my name is Akira

I second this!

A million times yes

we have one that can see.....

Check out our Thug Notes episode on The Watchmen

Wisecrack Do the movie The Birdcage (1996) Maybe do it as an homage to Robin Williams.

Wisecrack So how do you decide whether Thug Notes or Earthling Cinema does an episode on something when there's a book and a movie version of it?

Hakan Orhan germany already did them, 7-1

Fink Alt hahaha

+Tristan Allen Wonderful film. The Fisher King as well.

+Hakan Orhan That Robbin William's movie? I say no!

Terrorkekx I saw that docco pop up on Netflix, watched it half asleep, until the guy narrating said: "Whether or not we went to the moon, what is certain is that the moon landing footage was shot in a sound stage by Kubrick for the U.S. Government." Then I woke the fuck up and turned that bullshit off. How the fuck did this guy get money to take a conspiracy theory which has been thoroughly disproved, and just spout his crap as the facts??? Fuckin crazies...

Correct

Chayyiel I see you didn't want to use your freedom of speech to rebut me, probably for fear of looking even more stupid on a public forum. Well done, this is intelligent use of your freedoms!

It's a reference to the Johnny Carson show

jack and john are used interchangeably. especially back in the day. jack Kennedy and john Kennedy are the same dude.

I know. It's part of why his wife was freaking out. Like, "Nooooooo, that's not even your name! Is that your real name and you only tell me this after we got married and raised a child?! And do it by barging into the bathroom?! What if i was in the shower?" She was understandably upset.

+Ruthiel Alastor yeah I would be terrified too xD

It's a reference to The Johnny Carson show.

Alan Mans yes. Yes you are.

Daniel Ayers I'd never seen one of this guy's video's, only realized after there was humor thrown in :) #facepalm

paradisemace1 oh god, I didn't read this, I sang it! lol

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Sammy Sosa The Cat he also confused the lead actor with a golfer lmao