Best two reviews:
1) - The scary and powerful Doctor Sleep works best when doing its own thing rather than recreating parts of The Shining. (Rating: 85) Read Full Review >
2) - Even those familiar with King’s 2013 follow-up of the same name, more of an absorbing dark fantasy than a horror novel, won’t be prepared for the alchemy of elements cooked up here. (Rating: 80) Read Full Review >
Worst two reviews:
14) - You could call it fan service, if the service is to teach fans that mimicking Stanley Kubrick’s chilly elegance—and even reshooting scenes from the original film with lookalike actors, a crime bordering on sacrilege—doesn’t make your take nearly as scary. (Rating: 40) Read Full Review >
15) - It is more than half an hour longer than the Stanley Kubrick film, although it seems more than that – laborious, directionless and densely populated with boring new characters among whom the narrative focus is muddled and split. (Rating: 40) Read Full Review >
1) - The scary and powerful Doctor Sleep works best when doing its own thing rather than recreating parts of The Shining. (Rating: 85) Read Full Review >
2) - Even those familiar with King’s 2013 follow-up of the same name, more of an absorbing dark fantasy than a horror novel, won’t be prepared for the alchemy of elements cooked up here. (Rating: 80) Read Full Review >
Worst two reviews:
14) - You could call it fan service, if the service is to teach fans that mimicking Stanley Kubrick’s chilly elegance—and even reshooting scenes from the original film with lookalike actors, a crime bordering on sacrilege—doesn’t make your take nearly as scary. (Rating: 40) Read Full Review >
15) - It is more than half an hour longer than the Stanley Kubrick film, although it seems more than that – laborious, directionless and densely populated with boring new characters among whom the narrative focus is muddled and split. (Rating: 40) Read Full Review >
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