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Movie Info: Years following the events of "The Shining," a now-adult Dan Torrance must protect a young girl with similar powers from a cult known as The True Knot, who prey on children with powers to remain immortal creator: Mike Flanagan Countries: Canada Scores: 99501 vote director: Mike Flanagan

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Doctor sleep 2019 google drive mp4 music. Doctor sleep 2019 google drive mp4 downloader. Doctor sleep 2019 google drive mp4 mac. Doctor Sleep 2019 Google Drive mp4 to avi. Doctor sleep 2019 google drive mp4 games. I love The Shining. It's one of my favorite films of all time, my favorite Stanley Kubrick movie adapting my favorite Stephen King book. Kudos to director Mike Flanagan: Doctor Sleep, while nowhere as great as Kubrick's visionary masterpiece, is a neat effort. The fact that this sequel stands next to one of cinema's greatest horror films without embarrassing itself is a testament to Flanagan's talent.
Danny Torrance (Ewan McGregor) still scarred by his traumatic childhood experience at the Overlook Hotel, is now a recovering alcoholic and befriends young Abra (Kyliegh Curran) who, like Danny, has psychic powers. Danny and Abra face the True Knot, a band of vampire-like creatures led by Rose (Rebecca Ferguson) who track down and kill people who "shine" to feed on their powers.
McGregor and Ferguson are great, aptly supported by a solid cast featuring newcomer Curran, Cliff Curtis and Bruce Greenwood. The actors playing the original protagonists of The Shining in flashbacks and visions all do a terrific job. Alex Essoe is uncannily on-target as she channels Shelley Duvall's Wendy. Carl Lumbly conveys Scatman Crothers' wisdom and pathos as Hallorann. And the brief scene with Dan confronting his father Jack (Henry Thomas in the Jack Nicholson role) is the best in the movie and the closest in tone to Kubrick's film. Jack Torrance here is not the flawed but redeemed man of the novel but a bitter ghost fagocitated by the Overlook Hotel. While at first he doesn't seem to recognize his son, he then taunts Dan by offering him a drink and talking about how his family ruined his life. It's a chilling scene, all the more effective because how coldly and casually Jack drops his hateful remarks, and may be the best acting ever done by McGregor, who is fantastic.
Why does Doctor Sleep, while competent, not live up to the original? Short answer, Kubrick was a genius and Flanagan is not. Long answer. well, first of all the premise, while functional, is not as strong. There is nothing inherently silly about a man and his family trapped in a haunted hotel for the whole winter. On the other hand, a bunch of serial killer hippie vampires, some of whom with different powers, hunting down psychic teens and having mental duels with them. it's just goofier. Some things, no matter how intriguing on paper, come across as kooky on-screen. Consider how Kubrick cut the topiary animals from The Shining; while they were possibly the scariest part of the novel, on-screen they would have looked just silly.
Visually, Doctor Sleep has a certain flat look; the Overlook scenes, in particular, do a commendable job at replicating the sets but are just not as rich and eery as in The Shining. Kubrick's rendition of the Overlook, with the use of wide lenses and nightmarish sound design and soundtrack, felt like some kind of awakening eldritch abomination ready to swallow the people roaming through its maze-like corridors.
Significantly, the conclusion to The Shining was creepy and existentially disquieting. Here it's safer and cozier; just like in King's book, the malevolent hotel is destroyed for good and evil is properly contained.
Still, this is a competent effort, better than it had any right to be, although I really can't see it having the same staying power as The Shining. If Kubrick's masterpiece was the cinematic equivalent of an unforgettable honeymoon, this is a pleasant wedding anniversary.
7/10.