Movie Things I learnt from and movie trivia

[Shell]

So whats the deal with the photo at the end?? ?

Like he is just reincarnate of the guy in the photo, idk..

 

[Kram]

Course not, i went to get something to eat.

Sorry bro rang up and just had to get an opinion on these drill results.

 

[Kram]

Course not, i went to get something to eat.

What you get?

 

[Shell]

Some food

 

[Kram]

Some food

Thai?

 

[Shell]

No i ate birds..

Nice segue into todays afternoon Hitchcock classic.On GEM

 

[Shell]

 

[Shell]

Jessica Tandy's in it?!?!!?!?! Wow never knew that

 

[Shell]

Melanie, a rich socialite, follows Mitch, a lawyer, to his home in Bodega Bay to play a practical joke on him. Things take a bizarre turn when the birds in the area begin to attack the people there.

Initial release: 28 March 1963 (USA)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Story by: Daphne du Maurier
Screenplay: Ed McBain
Awards: Golden Globe Aw

 

[Shell]

The Birds (1963) - Trivia - IMDb

 

[Shell]

Wtf.. just walk intoa complete strangers house and put some birds in it

 

[Shell]

Kram what genre next?

 

[Kram]

Kram what genre next?

Don't mind, anything.

 

[Shell]

Gay gang bang pr0n it is then

 

[Shell]

Ill probably be down the beach house next week.

Some late night horror might hit the spot. How about Saw?

 

[Kram]

Lesbians all sisters.

Not really a fan of Saw.

 

[Shell]

Well ill watch it myself

 

[Kram]

Well ill watch it myself

It's ok if happen to d/l some other stuff I'll do it just can't be bothered getting it on its own.

 

[Kram]

Great direction though..

Watched The Shining a couple of times again this week, extremely slow and I usually don't like ghost type stuff but the direction is simply sublime, close to the best looking film I've ever seen. Like that hallway, he makes something mundane feel like the creepiest thing ever.

 

[Kram]

So whats the deal with the photo at the end?? ?

Like he is just reincarnate of the guy in the photo, idk..

Stanley Kubrick said, “The ballroom photograph at the very end suggests the reincarnation of Jack.”

That means that Jack Torrance is the reincarnation of a guest or someone on staff at the Overlook in 1921. This corroborates many theories involving Charles Grady, the man who went stir crazy and killed his family in the Overlook (which Jack is informed about during his interview for the position) was the reincarnation of Delbert Grady, the ghost butler Jack meets in the hotel bathroom. The Overlook seems to have the power to recall reincarnated versions of its past guests and employees. Delbert Grady tells Jack that he’s “always been the caretaker,” implying the hotel continues to revisit its past inhabitants. It keeps calling back Gradys and Torrances to offer them a good vs. evil scenario, and they choose evil.

 

[Shell]

Watching Bring it On atm.

This movie reminds me of camp in Michigan. We mustve watched it like 5 times during the summer

 

[Shell]

Watched The Shining a couple of times again this week, extremely slow and I usually don't like ghost type stuff but the direction is simply sublime, close to the best looking film I've ever seen. Like that hallway, he makes something mundane feel like the creepiest thing ever.

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Totally.

And the shot of the kid from behind on his bike- giving us a real "tour" of the place from his POV.

It really is a great film, yet I hate Shelley so much. She is the main and only downer really. I'm on Jack's side to kill her- and thats not a good thing.

I might read the book actually one day... I'll put it in the "queue".

 

[barelyanAFLfan]

Gay gang bang pr0n it is then

Im not into this but for scientific purposes you need to share some samples

 

[Shell]

Im not into this but for scientific purposes you need to share some samples

Yeah nah, I dont wanna get perma banned thanks.

 

[barelyanAFLfan]

Yeah nah, I dont wanna get perma banned thanks.

Youre no fun