Corpse fell out of bloody elevator scene?

Rating: 10/10 (6 October 2012)

Something obviously falls out when you're watching the movie on a 60" high def. It looks like a circular object connected to a lump. They say Kubrick spent months perfecting that scene, so I mean it can't just be like a prop discrepancy? This scene was heavily planned and Kubrick was obsessed with aesthetic symbology. My theory is that the elevators represent Danny's mouth and him screaming was the elevator doors opening and Tony spilling out. All the bloodshed from melanin-eating white people killing native indians and black people was all symbolic for the hotel being America and the history loops back in the destiny of evil white men. White men's novel is the destiny he writes for himself and that destiny is rage, cannibalism and psychic vampirism. "all work and no play (murder) makes jack a dull boy".... even when they first showed him throwing a ball at a wall that had a native painting of Indian deities that look a lot like the dead twins in blue outfits; the scene first started off with the blank typewriter. Him throwing the ball was symbolic for throwing or chopping an axe. hence the axe in the hallway scene of the dead twins.