From King to Kubrick

Rating: 3/10 (25 July 2017)

A significant percentage of Steven King's works have been converted into cinematic adaptations, which, according to the author, have not become any good films of water, and since they often do not come from water at all, they remain watery and superficial. Kubrick's "shine," however, is a bit different. "Shine" is an important film because it proves to us two fundamental things. First, it is possible to watch a filmmaker from the skilled film, and secondly, the adaptation of cinematic and transition from the medieval of the novel to the medium is a very pervasive work that calls for and maybe impossible somehow. Although it is not in the "brilliance" of flawless filmmaking, and there can be many shortcomings in a detailed and in-depth article, the author believes that the "brilliance" of the main impact has been drawn from the screenplay. A script written by Kubrick based on a novel by Steven King, and perhaps his great mistake, has gone down to a story from this author. Steven King is a writer who basically builds his stories based on characters full of details, and then allows his story space to be born out of such carefully-drawn characters, and in an in- depth manner, authored by, and alongside The characters will advance his detailed story. This is exactly what does not happen in the movie. Kubrick, obviously, is fascinated by the details of King's story, and therefore insists on bringing all the "glow" elements to Kubrick's "glow". He is unaware that he has abandoned these details of time, and consequently, since King, as such, does not have the opportunity to cultivate them, he is not able to link the details to one another. This has led to no connection between Kubrick's characters and his hand-made space. In King's own words, King is one of Jack Nicholson's most fundamental problems. The novel by Jack Thorens, influenced by space, goes mad, while Jack Thurens movie is crazy from the start with Nicholson's abandoned and exaggerated play. In general, we see that the screenwriter remains alright in the pursuit of the story due to the lack of proper payment of space and personalities, and it is completely out of place to accomplish it. As evidenced by such an ineffectiveness script, nothing has been done except for the formidable filmmaking.