Ikr and it scared me. And made me feel even more bad for his character. I read the book before seeing the movie and it was pretty accurate when it came to the torture scene
@@natwalsh2710 How's the book? I'm contemplating buying it. I've never read the Shining so I'm not sure if it would be necessary/beneficial to read it first.
Jacob Tremblay did a PHENOMENAL job as “baseball boy” and his tragic, horrific death scene. I really didn’t expect them to show it like that. Jacob was so convincing at being in complete fear.
If you know Jacob and his work, it’s not surprising. He’s the best actor of his generation. At the time I was just becoming aware of him so the scene was delightfully shocking. I’ve been a big fan of his for years.
@@jaymum23 I hate seeing little children get hurt, and Jacob did a phenomenal job of selling being in terror and excruciating pain, so when Rose was feeling the pain of her cohorts toward the end of the movie, I smiled because she was finally getting hers, and I hoped that she was feeling every bit of the pain and terror that she had inflicted on the young boy.
@@mrnukes797 they did it the way they did here bc the original Shining movie changed the ending as well. I thought, besides the ending, it was quite true to the book mostly, but it’s also a sequel to the film. I was a little thrown off by Andi’s age change though, but I feel like they did that to show she’s the newest of the True.
the whole movie was fantastic, Rebeca as rose with the hat, the mannerisms like a predator, her families too. the astral projection scene. This movie was perfect for me.
I find it so satisfying that the protagonists weren't so weak and they were able to torment the antagonists and take revenge for those poor little kids they killed.
I wasn't expecting much from this sequel, but I was gloriously surprised at the film. Kudos to Stephen King, a legend, and to the director, cast, and crew.
Mike looks so relaxed.... even having to carry the weight, of adapting elements of King's work, and also being a continuation of the Shining.... he´s such a creative man, and also looks so relaxed with the project.
I felt horrified for a whole day after watching this movie thinking of the baseball boy's torture scenes. And then horrified for two more days after realizing what the little girl we see before him, and so many other kids we don't see, must have gone through. Then a minute of solace in the realization that this is fiction, followed by a week of being horrified at the real-world metaphor for kids that are victims of violence. I didn't think horror movies could haunt me for 10 days, Mike! You did it again, after Hill House, and more recently Bly Manor!
@UA-cam Worm yeah I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it I even liked it more than the shining because in the Kubrick version it didn’t explore the shining and how Jack should’ve been redeemed
@UA-cam Worm Perhaps people got the impression that this was probably a Shining reboot rather than a sequel (at least those that never read the Doctor Sleep novel) I wouldn't blame them for not wanting to see it if that was the case , lol. At least Stephen King himself seemed to enjoy this one (unlike the original Kubrick version...)
I absolutely loved this. I might be getting a little too involved in Mike Flanagan's work process, and have been eating up everything I can get my hands on about it. He's a true inspiration for someone that, like myself, is trying to get into the movie business. He's great at tossing our emotions all around the movie, and this is the kind of horror that always gets me. I'm starting to call it "emotional horror", which seems accurate to me. I hope his projects get more attention, he surely deserves it.
Honestly this is by far my all time favorite movies. It gives so many different aspects that I want to know so much more about. I also love how amazing Abra is in the movie. I love how clever she and Dan are but also how they are so trusting of each other.
There is just something so terrifying about the subject matter in a Steven King novel. For many people this movie or the shinning were not that scary. But the central theme and the characters really are terrifying. I didn't think there would be anyone brave or skilled enough to take up the Stanley Kubrick mantel, but then I remembered Geralds Game and how Mike Flanagan stayed as close to the book as he could and adding his own brilliance to it. So when I saw the trailer to this movie and saw that Mike Flanagan was directing it I was overjoyed. The man is a brilliant director and really knows how to convey everything about a story through the lense.
It was only after seeing the director's cut that the film truly engaged me. Blew me away actually. It needed the pacing that 3 hours gave it. Wonderful. Avoid the theatrical cut is my advise.
as someone who absolutely loves The Shining and Stephen King I was skeptical of this movie and adaptation but I liked it more than I thought I would, and to see Stephen King love it so much makes it a whole lot better
He actually came up with the plot of The Shining while staying at the Stanley Hotel. He had a horrible case of writer's block which disappeared after a nightmare about his child being chased down the hotel hallway by ghosts. I think if you can cure writer's block through your dreams, then you can also write amazingly terrifying bestsellers. Props to you Stephen... I 100% hope you keep it up.
When I first watched this movie I felt the pain of watching the little boy get killed but made it through. I laughed at how he had fun filming that scene, the people that were killing him couldn't watch, lol.
I did not expect to enjoy this movie as much as I did. This is one of those movies where most directors would have stretched it into a trilogy and watered it down. There was so much going on and so many set pieces as multiple interesting characters. It was a really enjoyable film and a fun callback to the original. Criticism- I was upset Jack Nicholson didn't reprise his character. Even with de-aging CGI if needed. I was expecting it the whole movie. It's ok, but man I would have loved to have seen that.
Jacob Tremblay would have made an amazing Danny in a remake (I know he's too old now, but can't help but think of how incredible that would have been!)!!
I just want to say thank you for giving me one of the most delicious movie that I ever seen and I never get tired to watch it over and over again,every time I watch this movie I can see more details and the acting of all actors is simple mesmerizing ❤️🔥
Great movie! In an era of streaming when you can watch movies over and over I bought the director's cut and I haven't bought that many movies. It's a masterpiece.
I'm reading the book right now. And I absolutely love it. I've seen the movie a few times now, I watched it before reading the book😓 lol. I'm trying to finish the book before I watch it again, but after watching this vid, ugh I wanna watch it so bad
I think they should release a sequel to Abra. Mike Flanagan now has taken even more mainstream appeal and it’s a wonderful opportunity to have him work on more stories like this
Rebecca Ferguson should be cast as Anna Marie better known as Rogue of the X-Men, and needs to be in Captain Marvel 2. Marvel come on cast her as Rogue please. And used Destiny (Irene Adler) cast Sharon Stone as her adopted mother. Destiny could be the leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
When the filing cabinet drawer slammed on Rose The Hat’s hand, and when she experienced the pain and the horror of The True Knot meeting their end, I still had the death of Bradley Trevor in my mind, so I smiled big, particularly during the gunfight, and when she was screaming I thought “Serves ya right!”. After all the pain, suffering, and fear that she and her cult had inflicted on others, I enjoyed seeing her finally get hers. What can I say? She reaped what she had been sowing. To Rebecca Ferguson, you played your character perfectly! I have never hated any movie villain as much as I hated Rose The Hat!
I just bought the Director's cut...and watching that and seeing the director's enthusiasm, it is a pity that the movie didn't make enough box office to be considered a great success financially. I enjoyed the movie quite a bit, great cast, slow build, nice call backs to Kubrick and the books
Criminally underrated film
Absolutely criminal but gaining love on HBOMax
@@Eaudino23 I was THRILLED to have access to the director’s cut! Superior by far!
Criminally
You said it.
@@DeadMeat yep Flanagan is genius yet nobody recognises it
that scene where they torture Jacob's character, goosebumps. it was a movie but his screams sounded so real. he is an incredible actor.
He sounded soo scared I hated it but it was soo well done. Omfg
Ikr and it scared me. And made me feel even more bad for his character. I read the book before seeing the movie and it was pretty accurate when it came to the torture scene
Really horrible moment... The other horrible moment, at least for me, was when they attack the girl like piranhas. Is an excellent adaptation.
@@natwalsh2710 How's the book? I'm contemplating buying it. I've never read the Shining so I'm not sure if it would be necessary/beneficial to read it first.
Jacob Tremblay did a PHENOMENAL job as “baseball boy” and his tragic, horrific death scene. I really didn’t expect them to show it like that. Jacob was so convincing at being in complete fear.
If you know Jacob and his work, it’s not surprising. He’s the best actor of his generation. At the time I was just becoming aware of him so the scene was delightfully shocking. I’ve been a big fan of his for years.
@@jaymum23 I hate seeing little children get hurt, and Jacob did a phenomenal job of selling being in terror and excruciating pain, so when Rose was feeling the pain of her cohorts toward the end of the movie, I smiled because she was finally getting hers, and I hoped that she was feeling every bit of the pain and terror that she had inflicted on the young boy.
That scene set the tone officially for me. Absolutely horrifying.
It's satisfying to see Stephen King being on board with this movie, even though he doesn't like Kubrick's The Shining.
He loves the Kubrick film now this one has been done
Amazing job collaborating the two formats! Flanagan is a Wizard!
The cinematography in this movie is incredible.
It looks like its in someones dream. So amazing
But the color grading.... eh
the overlook recreation was so nostalgically frightening!
Yeah
An amazing adaptation of the book, it's a shame it didn't get the attention it deserved
As an adaptation its not very faithful, as a movie its great
I am hopeful it will in time
They need to learn to stick to the book and it's ending
@@mrnukes797 they did it the way they did here bc the original Shining movie changed the ending as well. I thought, besides the ending, it was quite true to the book mostly, but it’s also a sequel to the film. I was a little thrown off by Andi’s age change though, but I feel like they did that to show she’s the newest of the True.
Don't worry ten, twenty, thirty years later in the future it'll find it's audience it's fans.
The Director himself is wearing an Apollo-13 T shirt from the Shining. He's a Fan. A Fan made this Movie. Can't be more Proud.
I did not expect this movie so be so great but it really was superb. Seeing this makes me want to watch it again.
Definitely! One of my favorites of 2019
True, it literally took me turning 23 to finally watch The Shining....I loved it soooo much
Same. I saw it in theatre when it first came out and it absolutely blew my mind ♡♡
the whole movie was fantastic, Rebeca as rose with the hat, the mannerisms like a predator, her families too. the astral projection scene. This movie was perfect for me.
I totally agree with you!
I find it so satisfying that the protagonists weren't so weak and they were able to torment the antagonists and take revenge for those poor little kids they killed.
Same. Rose and the rest of the True Knot got what was coming to them just like in the book!
Finally I find someone with the same point of view one story that the protagonist isn't that weak I think give us the revenge we expecting for
Curran was an amazing Abra, I hope Hollywood noticed this budding talent. Also, Rebecca SHINED in doctor sleep!
Everyone should see Director's cut of this film. I totally loved it.
Where do I find it?
@@kangtrisk I think it's on prime video.
I wasn't expecting much from this sequel, but I was gloriously surprised at the film.
Kudos to Stephen King, a legend, and to the director, cast, and crew.
Mike looks so relaxed.... even having to carry the weight, of adapting elements of King's work, and also being a continuation of the Shining.... he´s such a creative man, and also looks so relaxed with the project.
He did a great job with Gerald’s Game and The Haunting of series on Netflix
The movie score is also very underrated.
Saw The Shining at the theater back in the day and wasn't as creeped out as I was watching Dr Sleep at home. Love this movie.
The US cut is quite campy. The EU cut is much better (for The Shining).
This is infact...one of the best movies ever written.
If you say so 🤪
The scenes with the kids were truly disturbing. Ferguson was evil. Curran was a revelation. McGregor surprised me. Great movie.
Jacob tremblay is an amazing actor
I felt horrified for a whole day after watching this movie thinking of the baseball boy's torture scenes. And then horrified for two more days after realizing what the little girl we see before him, and so many other kids we don't see, must have gone through. Then a minute of solace in the realization that this is fiction, followed by a week of being horrified at the real-world metaphor for kids that are victims of violence. I didn't think horror movies could haunt me for 10 days, Mike! You did it again, after Hill House, and more recently Bly Manor!
Watch some videos about the actor for him, Jacob Tremblay!! He's THE BEST and will help you be more in awe then horror of the scene!
It's not fiction
@@user-fm3xr9yz3i Yes it is fiction. The film is based on Stephen King’s novel of the same title.
@@AFVfan1 he’s talking about the horrible acts most wealthy people and celebrities perform on children to harvest adrenochrome
The baseball boy scene freaks me out.
Why didnt more people go see this!?!?
It wasn’t marketed properly
@UA-cam Worm yeah I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it I even liked it more than the shining because in the Kubrick version it didn’t explore the shining and how Jack should’ve been redeemed
@UA-cam Worm Perhaps people got the impression that this was probably a Shining reboot rather than a sequel (at least those that never read the Doctor Sleep novel) I wouldn't blame them for not wanting to see it if that was the case , lol.
At least Stephen King himself seemed to enjoy this one (unlike the original Kubrick version...)
This is one of my all time favourite Stephen King adaptations, up there with Shawshank and Carrie
Because it wasn't named the Shining 2. It would've been a dumb title but it definitely would've attracted more people.
I love this movie it's really great but so Underrated deserves more love ❤️
I totally agree! Flanagan did an amazing job!
This movie flew under the radar. So unfortunate. Amazing movie.
I absolutely loved this. I might be getting a little too involved in Mike Flanagan's work process, and have been eating up everything I can get my hands on about it. He's a true inspiration for someone that, like myself, is trying to get into the movie business. He's great at tossing our emotions all around the movie, and this is the kind of horror that always gets me. I'm starting to call it "emotional horror", which seems accurate to me. I hope his projects get more attention, he surely deserves it.
“In my books, I don’t see him.. because I’m behind his eyes”
The fact that the Stephen King Universe is all connected is phenomenal, our world is tiny but the universe is huge
Mike and his crew are just on another level👏🏾🤯
I absolutely loved this movie, it need more love
Honestly this is by far my all time favorite movies. It gives so many different aspects that I want to know so much more about. I also love how amazing Abra is in the movie. I love how clever she and Dan are but also how they are so trusting of each other.
He looks so friendly in the set, and he feels so comfortable with the proyect.
There is just something so terrifying about the subject matter in a Steven King novel. For many people this movie or the shinning were not that scary. But the central theme and the characters really are terrifying. I didn't think there would be anyone brave or skilled enough to take up the Stanley Kubrick mantel, but then I remembered Geralds Game and how Mike Flanagan stayed as close to the book as he could and adding his own brilliance to it. So when I saw the trailer to this movie and saw that Mike Flanagan was directing it I was overjoyed. The man is a brilliant director and really knows how to convey everything about a story through the lense.
It was only after seeing the director's cut that the film truly engaged me. Blew me away actually. It needed the pacing that 3 hours gave it. Wonderful. Avoid the theatrical cut is my advise.
Will do. I saw the studio version and still liked it, so I will look for the director's cut for sure.
@@yusefendure Same
Is the 3hr cut only on the 4k?
THERES A DIRECTORS CUT
The directors cut is great...so is the shortened one. The pacing is still top-notch because Flanagan knows what he's doing.
Love the Apollo 11 shirt.
I ought to see this film first probably before watching this... yet I love behind-the-scenes content... I'm at a crossroads, lol
You're fine definitely go watch it, I think its on HBO Max still, thats where I watched it. Its pretty mind blowing.
as someone who absolutely loves The Shining and Stephen King I was skeptical of this movie and adaptation but I liked it more than I thought I would, and to see Stephen King love it so much makes it a whole lot better
He actually came up with the plot of The Shining while staying at the Stanley Hotel. He had a horrible case of writer's block which disappeared after a nightmare about his child being chased down the hotel hallway by ghosts. I think if you can cure writer's block through your dreams, then you can also write amazingly terrifying bestsellers. Props to you Stephen... I 100% hope you keep it up.
When I first watched this movie I felt the pain of watching the little boy get killed but made it through. I laughed at how he had fun filming that scene, the people that were killing him couldn't watch, lol.
I wouldnt mind seeing more of Abra's story, hopefully in another possible book... or film.😁🤣😋
I just watched this yesterday 😭😫 it's BRILLIANT!!!
I was so glued to this movie while flying from PHX to SEA on Delta.
So 👍
I like how at 13:38 Mike looks at the cameraman like “you got that right?”
Honestly one of my favorite books and I couldn't have asked for a better adaptation
I could watch this movie for a lifetime without getting bored
Mike is a very amazing director. I just googles more of his movies . Will watch more of his work . Dr sleep was way better than the shinning.
I agree with you, but with the last sentence... not really
This movie gets better the more you watch it.
Excellent film at the mid point i looked around the room and everyone was just enthralled by the superb film.
I did not expect to enjoy this movie as much as I did. This is one of those movies where most directors would have stretched it into a trilogy and watered it down. There was so much going on and so many set pieces as multiple interesting characters. It was a really enjoyable film and a fun callback to the original.
Criticism- I was upset Jack Nicholson didn't reprise his character. Even with de-aging CGI if needed. I was expecting it the whole movie. It's ok, but man I would have loved to have seen that.
I wonder if he was ever approached about it
@@bloandon He was approached, but he's serious about being retired
Jacob Tremblay would have made an amazing Danny in a remake (I know he's too old now, but can't help but think of how incredible that would have been!)!!
STEPHEN KING 🥰 THANKS 💐😷🧚♀️
I just love how he took both Kubrick’s film and King’s novel and meshed them together flawlessly.
I love Rose the Hat she deserves to have her own film perhaps a prequel with her own backstory
I just want to say thank you for giving me one of the most delicious movie that I ever seen and I never get tired to watch it over and over again,every time I watch this movie I can see more details and the acting of all actors is simple mesmerizing ❤️🔥
I wish Stephen King write and Mike direct a series
I would love to see a dark tower series.
@@marcelsgroot Your wish is granted, as Mike is involved with a Dark Tower series.
@@osefsadiqi82 Your sure? I though a dark tower series was off the table as the movie did not do well
I loved Doctor Sleep, Mike Flanagan made an amazing sequel to one of the best Horror movies ever!
4:39-4:40
I’m not gonna like, that gave me the shivers when I first heard it.
Great movie! In an era of streaming when you can watch movies over and over I bought the director's cut and I haven't bought that many movies. It's a masterpiece.
Best movie franchise ever
Steven king is the far most best they are he will be talked about way after he is gone and all of us also he will never be not talked about .....
Dan torance: It's over rose, I have the high ground
I'm reading the book right now. And I absolutely love it. I've seen the movie a few times now, I watched it before reading the book😓 lol. I'm trying to finish the book before I watch it again, but after watching this vid, ugh I wanna watch it so bad
I want that Overlook Hotel tee shirt that SK was wearing!!
Should have named it 'The Shining 2 - Doctor Sleep'
Agreed, it was a mistake not to call it that
King would have had to have had to call the book that since the film is merely referencing the book and he didnt so that's impossible
Mike Flanagan is a hero.
I’m still thinking Frank Darabont should have done a screenplay adaptation of the book. It would have been great!
I think they should release a sequel to Abra. Mike Flanagan now has taken even more mainstream appeal and it’s a wonderful opportunity to have him work on more stories like this
"The fact that i got to make the movie was a surprise. I just wanted to see it". When Stephen king passes, Mike is my new horror teacher
The movie was actually great! Love ewan mcgregor as well
the story of the movie is so and so perfect.
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The Bradley kid really gave me fear ngl like that part scared me hella
I love this movie I neeedddd moreeee of this same thinggggg
I love this film!
Did she really say that she uses the Hat needle to put it under children's nails?🥶😱😅
Ikr.🤯🤯🤯😂😅😅😅😅
What where they doing to Jacob at 10:33? Where they tickling him? He has an awesome laugh lol
Yea he does lol maybe they were tickling him
@@joelopez7721 it definitely sounds like they are
Rebecca Ferguson should be cast as Anna Marie better known as Rogue of the X-Men, and needs to be in Captain Marvel 2. Marvel come on cast her as Rogue please. And used Destiny (Irene Adler) cast Sharon Stone as her adopted mother. Destiny could be the leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
I hope to see these two coperate on more projects this was briljiant. Me screams: dark tower series
A great film..should have made much more money...like a Skyfall of horror movies...hope Warner Bros doesn't lose heart and they make a sequel
Carel was so perfect as Grandpa Flick. You really could believe he's thousands of years old
love everything flanagan does
6:15 is that America’s most dangerous prisoner??
4:35 she is Rose the Hat 🎩
Really liked this movie!
Great movie.
Did anyone else notice the bruise Ewan McGregor's head?
You said, and captured it beeautifully 1:40-1:44 2:25
Flanigan is the master of Horror now days for sure.
Rebecca Ferguson is the most beautiful and terrifying monster I've ever seen
I love your shirt Stephen King😊
This movie is great i love it
I loved it
Lots of familiar faces from The Haunting of Hill House
Rebecca Ferguson ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love Stephen King he is. One of the best I would love to meet him
It's very interesting
I read Carrie and was blown away as I was when reading Pet Seminary. Stephen King is brilliant
I know it's just a typo, but "pet seminary" is hysterical.
Well well well... Hi there
When the filing cabinet drawer slammed on Rose The Hat’s hand, and when she experienced the pain and the horror of The True Knot meeting their end, I still had the death of Bradley Trevor in my mind, so I smiled big, particularly during the gunfight, and when she was screaming I thought “Serves ya right!”. After all the pain, suffering, and fear that she and her cult had inflicted on others, I enjoyed seeing her finally get hers. What can I say? She reaped what she had been sowing. To Rebecca Ferguson, you played your character perfectly! I have never hated any movie villain as much as I hated Rose The Hat!
Rebecca Furgenson is so Beautiful
Only until she speaks and then the posh British accent accentuates her beauty beyond imagination.
I just bought the Director's cut...and watching that and seeing the director's enthusiasm, it is a pity that the movie didn't make enough box office to be considered a great success financially. I enjoyed the movie quite a bit, great cast, slow build, nice call backs to Kubrick and the books
Mike Flanagan is a genius.
When Bradly was getting killed ngl I started to cry
Here is the part where she said that 4:40