Assertion: shining | /r/HasProperty | film
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text: The Shining is Backwards Taking a cue from site MSTRMND's brilliant analysis, which noted that "The Shining is a film meant to be seen both forwards and backwards," Ryan wanted to see what would happen if it was projected simultaneously with one version being played the normal way and the other being superimposed and run backwards from end to beginning.
text: The Shining, the film which sees a hotel caretaker driven to insanity by evil spirits.
text: Mark Ervin wrote, "The Shining is a film which penetrates our awareness with disembodied items of reality which clash with expectation.
text: Its deeper purpose was to celebrate The Shining as a glorious enigma, a film that invites Grand Unifying Theories without ever quite affirming any of them.
text: The title of the new documentary Room 237 — which opens in New York this weekend, and expands nationwide through April — refers to the menacing, mysterious hotel room at the center of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, a film that has inspired perhaps more deep analysis, explication, and theorizing than pretty much any other major feature film of the last 40 years.