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Watch: The Shining 1980 123movies, Full Movie Online – Haunted by a persistent writer’s block, the aspiring author and recovering alcoholic, Jack Torrance, drags his wife, Wendy, and his gifted son, Danny, up snow-capped Colorado’s secluded Overlook Hotel after taking up a job as an off-season caretaker. As the cavernous hotel shuts down for the season, the manager gives Jack a grand tour, and the facility’s chef, the ageing Mr Hallorann, has a fascinating chat with Danny about a rare psychic gift called “The Shining”, making sure to warn him about the hotel’s abandoned rooms, and, in particular, the off-limits Room 237. However, instead of overcoming the dismal creative rut, little by little, Jack starts losing his mind, trapped in an unforgiving environment of seemingly endless snowstorms, and a gargantuan silent prison riddled with strange occurrences and eerie visions. Now, the incessant voices inside Jack’s head demand sacrifice. Is Jack capable of murder?.
Plot: Jack Torrance accepts a caretaker job at the Overlook Hotel, where he, along with his wife Wendy and their son Danny, must live isolated from the rest of the world for the winter. But they aren’t prepared for the madness that lurks within.
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	8.4/10 Votes: 1,017,226
	82% | RottenTomatoes
	66/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 15100 Popularity: 45.165 | TMDB

Reviews:

Probably my favorite of the Stephen King adaptations (though not much for many of the others save for a one or two) but not amongst Stanley Kubrick’s, watched this one for the first time in many years (maybe a decade) and while I did immensely enjoyed it, and really liked Nicholson towards the end, I never really bought into him early on. Still, atmospherically it was amazing and at times creepy. But can’t place this as some sort of classic in my book, anyway. **4.0/5**

This rum is red, man!

In spite of author Stephen King not being happy with Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of his novel, The Shining (1980) has proved to be a critical and commercial darling.

It may not be in the spirit that King wanted, but it’s undeniably a skillful piece of film making, a mixture of beauty and terror, of bravura techniques and simple but effective scares. With quality acting performances to match as well. The story unfolds at a deliberately slow pace, claustrophobia oozes from practically every frame, while the narrative smarts brings to bear the ghosts of the human and supernatural kind, all bone chillingly rendered for great effect by the vast spaces – the cold winter grounds outside – of the Overlook Hotel.

It’s not all perfect, the screenplay is very average, which makes Kubrick’s work even more impressive, but with that comes the wave of feeling about style over substance. A churlish gripe? Maybe? But with Jack Nicholson on scenery chewing overdrive and Kubrick pulling the strings, The Shining still represents a highlight in horror. A horror movie that all horror fans should see at least once – and in the best format available as well! 8/10

Amazing achievement in filmmaking and the art of terror.
Chilling, majestic piece of cinematic fright, this film combines all the great elements of an intellectual thriller, with the grand vision of a director who has the instinctual capacity to pace a moody horror flick within the realm of his filmmaking genius that includes an eye for the original shot, an ice-cold soundtrack and an overall sense of dehumanization. This movie cuts through all the typical horror movies like a red-poker through a human eye, as it allows the viewer to not only feel the violence and psychosis of its protagonist, but appreciate the seed from which the derangement stems. One of the scariest things for people to face is the unknown and this film presents its plotting with just that thought in mind. The setting is perfect, in a desolate winter hideaway. The quietness of the moment is a character in itself, as the fermenting aggressor in Jack Torrance’s mind wallows in this idle time, and breeds the devil’s new playground. I always felt like the presence of evil was dormant in all of our minds, with only the circumstances of the moment, and the reasons given therein, needed to wake its violent ass and pounce over its unsuspecting victims. This film is a perfect example of this very thought.

And it is within this film’s subtle touches of the canvas, the clackity-clacks of the young boy’s big wheel riding along the empty hallways of the hotel, the labyrinthian garden representing the mind’s fine line between sane and insane, Kubrick’s purposely transfixed editing inconsistencies, continuity errors and set mis-arrangements, that we discover a world guided by the righteous and tangible, but coaxed away by the powerful and unknown. I have never read the book upon which the film is based, but without that as a comparison point, I am proud to say that this is one of the most terrifying films that I have ever seen. I thought that the runtime of the film could’ve been cut by a little bit, but then again, I am not one of the most acclaimed directors in the history of film, so maybe I should keep my two-cent criticisms over a superb film, to myself. All in all, this movie captures your attention with its grand form and vision, ropes you in with some terror and eccentric direction, and ties you down and stabs you in the heart with its cold-eyed view of the man’s mind gone overboard, creepy atmosphere and the loss of humanity.

Rating: 9/10

The best creepy horror movie involving isolation n eeriness. Also it captured the fear of the unseen in one of the best way.
I first saw this in the late 80s on a vhs, then again in the early 2k on a dvd which I own. Revisited the 144 mins director’s cut recently as i am anxious to check out Doctor Sleep n the tv version of The Shining.

Everything has already been said about this film n there seems to be little left to say but as a fan of horror movies (especially to do with isolation n eeriness), lemme contribute by praising how good this film is n at the same time why it doesn’t deserve a full 10.

The film has solid amount of tension n scare factor.

The vast isolation, the snow capped peaks, the valleys, the mountains, the narrow, winding roads, the snow covered roads, the eerie corridors, they all add to the film’s narration.

The start scene wher Jack is driving and the background music, itself gives goosebumps n a sign that something sinister is awaiting.

On a technical level this film is gr8, the music, the visuals, the camera angles, etc all add to it except the lead actor Nicholson.

Nicholson was already well known for playing unstable characters and his character Jack in this film is shown to be a bit wierd from the beginning.

They shud have asked him to potray a normal family loving person in the beginning n later show the gradual transition into madness n possession.

Who wud discuss Donner Party in front of a kid?

Also the way Jack gives an evilish smile when his kid tells about watching cannibalism on tv.

What kinda parent wud approve of that?

Also most of the time Jack’s behavior is more laughable.

Even when he is hit on the head by his wife n he falls down, it is a big lol.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr 24 min (144 min) (cut), 1 hr 59 min (119 min) (European) (cut), 2 hr 26 min (146 min) (original), 2 hr 22 min (142 min) (US dvd release: B002VWNIDG) (USA), 1 hr 55 min (115 min) (DVD)
Budget 19000000
Revenue 44781695
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Drama, Horror
Director Stanley Kubrick
Writer Stephen King, Stanley Kubrick, Diane Johnson
Actors Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd
Country United Kingdom, United States
Awards 4 wins & 8 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital (Blu-ray release), Mono
Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1 (Full Screen), 1.37 : 1 (negative ratio), 1.66 : 1 (theatrical ratio – Europe), 1.78 : 1 (Blu-ray), 1.85 : 1 (theatrical ratio – US & UK)
Camera Arriflex 35 BL, Zeiss Super Speed and Cooke Varotal Lenses, Arriflex 35-IIC, Zeiss Super Speed Lenses
Laboratory Denham Laboratories, London, UK
Film Length 3,190 m (Italy), 3,275 m (Sweden, cut version), 3,295 m (theatrical version) (Finland), 3,970 m (original version) (Finland)
Negative Format Eastman Color Negative Film, 100T, Type 5247(modified) (SPHERCAL), 35 mm (Eastman 100T 5247)
Cinematographic Process Digital Intermediate (4K) (2019 remaster), Dolby Vision, Spherical
Printed Film Format 35 mm