This.

This is what Montana does to you.

:p

Urge to kill... fading... fading... fading... RISING! Fading... fading... gone.

^^^^ omg your butt defys gravity teach me oh great one

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thank thank you *sniffles* id like to thank this award on my cat mr snuffles and my ADD and Pasta

I love this movie. <3

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere's JOHNNY!

I like how you made him stubblier. :D

I know he's playing the part of a dead murderer, but I can't help but feel that he's cute with the stubble

Heeeeere's Johnny!

The Chirring

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Midnight with the stars and you

Probably shouldn't have bought that Blockbuster.

No TV and no bear make Homer something something.

"Go crazy?"

DON'T MIND IF I DO

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this is how my halloween day will look like - even when being in fursuit this is not really play but hard work XD

Looking at the comments several people seem to only now the Simpsons episode...

HEY! How many of you know from which movie this scene is?

Oh yeah, I love this pic!

It's probably more that the Simpsons episode is funny, and has more quotable lines than the film, especially since "All work and no play" and "Here's Johnny!" got quoted within a few minutes of it being posted =P

Glad you like the pic though, really happy with how it turned out ^^

(SOUTH PARK VERSION)

"Chicken Nuggets" "And Fries" "Sweet and Sour Sauce" "And Vitamin High C"

Still one of the classics <3

It was interesting to note that Stephen King did not like the screenplay version at all. I thought it was brilliant. I do understand his reasons for the ways it deviated from the story he wanted to be told and was told in his book, but still, it was a great movie on its own.

Years and years later he tried to revive it by doing a reboot true to the book in a Made for TV mini Series. It did not do so hot.

He got the green light for it because his Mini Series version of "The Stand" on ABC was a hit (and damn fine close take on the book as they could fit in a Mini Series), so ABC gave him a blank check, and he did the "Langoliers" next as a Mini. It was good and did ok, so they gave him another blank check and told him he could do whatever he wanted, and here, he decided to redo "The Shining". After its results, ABC did not ask again.

If someone could screenplay his series "The Dark Tower" correctly, it would be an awesome movie IMHO.

Rose red was a good one too

I've always found it pretty interesting that several of Kubrick's book adaptations are disliked or even hated by the original authors, despite being well received elsewhere. Anthony Burgess absolutely HATED the adaptation of Clockwork Orange, even going so far as to work a parody of it into the stageplay adaptation he wrote himself.

I keep meaning to go back and watch the ABC rework of The Shining. The original movie is so well done and has such a place in our cultural mythos, with certain quotes and images, that I just don't think any remake would have a chance, but I don't actually remember it being _bad_ just...obviously not the original movie.

Heeeeeeeere's Cooonie!

You touched one of my favorite Kubrick movies. Great!

*Doesn't care that he might be a psychopathic killer and drags him in for cuddles and warmth...* :3