Although the film adaptation of the book The Shining, directed by the famous Stanley Kubrick, has become a beloved film, author Stephen King has already expressed dissatisfaction with how the film reproduced the story of the work, unlike the new sequel-based feature. , Doctor Sleep.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly , King revealed that he carefully analyzed the script of the movie Doctor Sleep to ensure that this time the adaptation of the sequel didn't leave much to be desired. Fortunately, the author not only liked Mike Flanagan's adaptation, but also realized that the feature redeems everything he hated in Kubrick's Enlightened .
Differences between the 1977 book and the 1980 film include the transition from the central character Jack Torrance from a good father to a longer-running killer maniac, and shown in more detail in the original work, and the fate of Hotel Overlook which, in adaptation it remains intact rather than being destroyed.
"I don't want to get into a big argument about how good Kubrick's Enlightened Movie made. All I can say is that Mike took my material and created a terrifying story," King said. "I and the people who watched loved because he coneseguiu get my book Doctor Sleep , the sequence, and somehow naturally integrated version of The Shining Kubrick, the film. So yes, I liked it a lot."
Doctor Sleep is currently in theaters, starring actors Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson, Kyliegh Curran and Cliff Curtis.
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