THE SHINING in-depth analysis UPDATED by Rob Ager pt 1 of 3
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An updated version of Rob Ager's analysis of subliminal themes in Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING.
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thats is the most puzzling aspect of the film
One possibility is that little Danny let him out, while his mother was asleep. There's a character cross symbolism thing going on, in which Danny seems to become Jack and vice versa ("all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" literally). Haven't figured it out though, if there's even something in it.
An expanded shining review is needed.
always thought danny was the one who could have let out jack.
but gotto rewatch the film about 2 times more to figure out the logic
From what I remember there were very little actual physical manifestations of the supernatural in the film, besides the telepathy & visions of ghosts. Everything seemed to be in their heads up until that point. The same ghost appears to Wendy, who we were never previously lead into believing had 'the shining'. It could've been the physical confirmation of an evil presence.
If the purpose is to encourage ppl to think in ways they aren't used to and to communicate controversial themes in a way that bypasses the attention of the film funders (thus securing funding for future films) then subliminals are essential.