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DMs

This movie is rightfully a classic! Jack Nicholson is so good at playing an abusive asshole (the Witches of Eastwick is another great example). I love Shelly Duvall also, she was so good. But I feel very bad for her because Stanley Kubrick tortured her to get this performance. I'm glad directors have gotten away from that sort of abuse on set. Now you're all set to watch Dr. Sleep, now that you've seen this and The Green Mile. Actually, Dr. Sleep really ties ALOT of Stephen King stories together, if we're being honest.

axr714

Nicholson's range is much wider than people realize. His 1969-1975 run (where got his first 5 acting Oscar nominations and his first win in that short time span) is an all-timer run in terms of both quality and range. Mary needs to dive into his Oscar nominated performance runs too (I have seen 11 out of his 12 nominated performances so far, including all 3 of his wins).

Paul Rich

The genius of Stanley Kubrick as a director and acting of Shelley Duvall in this film make it an iconic heart-pounding horror story. We literally feel Wendy's fear while clutching the bat and the kitchen knife via her terrified face ... which makes Jack seem all the more real and threatening. Mary's concern for the young boy bring's out her 'mother instincts' which eventually she will become now that she's married. But take your time, Mary. No need to rush, ha ha. Hope you stay on Patreon.