What the fuck was his problem?
What the fuck was his problem?
Samuel Bell
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Jeremiah Price
Ghosts and Booze.
But moreso Ghosts than Booze. People who think it was all in his head/DTs need to be shot.
Nolan Sanders
Besides a dude’s problem, I uphold the issue that Nicholson embodied the insanity without any help from Kubrick opposing to Duvall. No wander she is cry baby YO !!!
Evan Clark
Why wasn't he surprised/scared by any of the ghosts in the golden room?
It's like he was expecting them.
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Carter Bailey
Bad direction.
Chase Parker
All work and no play was his problem.
Jason Clark
Kubrick’s Jack was already a very sick person before he arrived at the Overlook.
Nathan Howard
Ugly fucking nagging whore wouldn't leave him be.
Dominic Jenkins
>People who think it was all in his head/DTs need to be shot.
based
Ryder Hall
This also FPBP
Austin Smith
He was never really alive the entire time his body and soul were always the playthings of the ghosts.
Kayden Adams
>Kubrick did this to Shelly
Damn..
Levi Adams
fuck she was perfect
Jeremiah Barnes
is it true that Kubrick didn't tell her what jack was about to do to capture real emotion?
Andrew Clark
You mean with the axe in the door? Yeah.
David Rogers
It's implied he has the Shining as his son.
What i want to know is what happened during the first month.
Jonathan Hill
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Absolute madman, no meme or joking here
Charles Kelly
Movie's Jack is insane even before the movie starts, while in the book he goes from a loving and caring father to an absolute wreck of his former self and then he descends into madness
Nicholson never really "acted", while Shelley Duvall was scarred for the rest of her life
I only like The Shining because of its atmosphere,
the conspiracy theories behind it and the way Kubrick created a set that isn't phisically possible and fucks with your mind
the "acting" was shit
Nathaniel Taylor
Bad father and a recovering alcoholic who literally sold his soul for a drink.
Hudson Bailey
isnt it implied he sexually abused the son?
theres the way the bare scene mirrors an earlier scene of the son brushing his teeth
Ayden Ross
>Movie's Jack is insane even before the movie starts, while in the book he goes from a loving and caring father to an absolute wreck of his former self and then he descends into madness
>Nicholson never really "acted", while Shelley Duvall was scarred for the rest of her life
Who fucking cares about the character of Jack in the book unless you are an absolute purist? If Kubrick made a faithful adaption it would have been garbage. That's a fact.
Jackson Gonzalez
He's always been the caretaker