Title: The Shining
Original Title: The Shining
Year: 1980
Info
- Country: USA
- Length: 146 Minutes (2 hours 26 min)
- Budget: 19,000
- Genre: Horror Drama Mystery
- Studios: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Age rating: 15 (Suitable only for 15 years and over)
Release Dates
- UK: October 05 1980
- United States: May 23 1980
Plot
Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) has a job interview for the post of watchman and maintenance of the Overlook Hotel in Colorado during the winter months. From November to May, the hotel is isolated due to heavy snow. Although the hotel owner warns Jack of the danger of isolation for so long since the last watchman went crazy and killed his family before kills himself. However Jack is isolation precisely what he wants to concentrate on finishing a book that he is writing.
Meanwhile, Jack's son, Danny, who has extrasensory powers that allow him to live past events that he haven't lived and see the future, have a vision about the hotel where newly hired his father, a vision full of blood.
Danny, with his mother, arrive at the hotel the day is closed to the public and begin to live there during those three months of isolation. At first everything is peace and quiet, but Jack begins to hear voices in his head ...
Awards
- 1981 Razzie Awards: 2 0
Cast
Director:
Videos
'The Shining' Re-releasing 2016 trailer
October 20 2016
August 2 2016
'The shining' subtitled trailer
August 2 2016
August 2 2016
Photos
Trivia
Kubrick delaying everyone
According to Variety magazine, the film took almost 200 days to shoot. However, according to assistant editor Gordon Stainforth, it took much more, nearly a year. The film was originally supposed to take 17 weeks, but it ultimately took 51. Because the film ran so long, Warren Beatty's 'Reds' (1981) and Steven Spielberg's 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' (1981) were both delayed as they were both waiting to shoot in Elstree Studios.
"Scene" post-credits of the 80's
When the film credits end, you can hear the ghosts of the Overlook Hotel clapping and muttering to each other.
The most repeated scene
As for the famous scene of "Here's Jack", Stanley Kubrick had it repeated 157 times, being one of the most repeated scenes in the history of cinema.
Soundtrack from 'The Shining'
Midnight, the Stars and You
Compuesta por
Jimmy Campbell Reginald Connelly Harry M. Woods
Interpretada por
Ray Noble Orchestra with Al Bowlly
Lontano
Compuesta por
György Ligeti
Interpretada por
Sinfonie-Orchester des Südwestfunks Conducted Ernest Bour
It's All Forgotten Now
Compuesta por
Ray Noble
Interpretada por
Ray Noble Orchestra with Al Bowlly
Home (When Shadows Fall)
Compuesta por
Peter Van Steeden Geoffrey Clarkson Harry Clarkson
Interpretada por
Henry Hall with Gleneagles Hotel Band
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