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25 Jun, 2008

In praise of Kubrick’s editing

Posted by: Dave In: Recreation

Adam Polselli has writen a great analysis of The Shining’s hallway scene.

“During a scene in Stanley Kubrick’s horror film The Shining (1980), when Danny envisions the girls in a hallway of the Overlook Hotel, Kubrick’s editing in both the classical and montage style heightens suspense, creates dramatic tension, and suggests Danny’s psychological state.”

A great analysis of my favorite director.

1 Response to "In praise of Kubrick’s editing"

1 | Christie

June 27th, 2008 at 3:17 pm

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Two of my favorite elective classes at college studied both Kubrick and Hitchcock. There’s something about sitting in a darkened theatre-like classroom watching movies and then discussing the methods used to induce fear, anxiety, and the like that just screams “good learning”.

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