Doctor Sleep Reaction (Director's Cut) | First Time Watching

[@dawnburris6412]

YES!! People sleep on this movie!! No pun intended!!! 😂 SO GOOD and Mike Flanagan reconciled the two movies so well!! He was the PERFECT director for this movie!!❤

[@ragasayad5103]

This movie should be slept on. It's just a boring pile of trash.

[@dawnburris6412]

@@ragasayad5103 that’s your opinion…sorry you feel that way. 🤷‍♀️

[@MorriganAtwood]

I am still shocked every time I look at the actor that they cast for Jack in this and remember he played Elliott in ET. He is in a LOT of this director's projects and I am so glad he has kept acting because he was always a natural.

[@rumham7466]

His audition tape for ET is amazing

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

The guy commenting on Number 19's impressive skill with the bat is Danny Lloyd, who played the original Danny. He never really pursued acting (he was only in one other film after The Shining), but came back to do that cameo.

[@mayhemxbtdx3507]

I loved the part at the bar when adult danny interacts with the ghost of his dad jack

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Fun fact: The lady in the movie theater who was influencing that pedophile did not have the shining. She was a Pusher, and it's another psychic power in the Stephen King universe that is important in the novel Firestarter where the dad had the ability to put ideas in people's heads to get him to do what he wanted. The only problem is is that unlike this girl, he wasn't born with the ability, and so it eventually caused him to have a brain aneurysm, and he acquired it as the result of the government experiment that he volunteered for in college.

[@Flix2Us]

Oh wow! That's super interesting.

[@Teezythadon]

Pushing is a form of shining. Shining is their word in this corner of the King universe for any psychic power power.

[@blueberryfields5214]

Thanks! You both are so pleasant to watch, and we (my Great Dane and I) always look forward to tuning in. I turned my cousin on to your reactions as well. Please keep it up Can I recommend the interview with the vampire series ?

[@Flix2Us]

Thank you so, so much! We're thrilled you enjoy our content, and we hope you will enjoy our future videos as well. ❤️

[@Jen-Mom]

Thanks!! ❤😊

[@oAPXo]

27:50 - I was very lucky to have seen this in movie theaters in 2019, this scene alone gave me goosebumps. You FELT the heartbeat, the whole ground/theater shook each time. The scene still fucks with my mind how it looks.

[@eon14873]

Yeah it was stunning

[@drewrayg]

This was absolutely one of my favorite films that year. I saw it three times in theaters. And I clapped so many times.

[@danzthename]

This is both my favorite vampire movie and my favorite superhero movie.

[@edwardwilliams2438]

Bravo!!! You guys are Stellar! Great reaction...the best! This is one of my best top five movies.

[@80Jay71]

13:29 Did you notice that the office is almost identical to Ullmans office when he interviews Jack in The Shining? Even a red cover at the top of the books at the desk, but this time it isn't Jungian. Just a binder. (Well, I just watched a minute more and you did notice.) :)

[@jimbobeire]

It wasn't just the office, Watson's head tilt and arm and hand positions at one stage perfectly mimic how Ullman tilted his head to the side, elbows on table, and had his right hand go over the top of his left hand.

[@joshuacoldwater]

19:41 - I love this scene, WITH REASON. This brilliant little boy, Jacob Tremblay, came to the set for one day, no rehearsals, no prep, just the script and his dad. They walked through the scene, and asked him if he wanted to do a dry run- he said “no, I got this” We couldn’t use the first take for one reason, Jacob made it feel extremely REAL way too fast. How real? Rebecca Ferguson stumbled over her lines and began crying. That’s how real. No cut was called, that scene still was completed. The very moment Mike called cut, Jacob’s dead body popped up and he sprinted over to his dad “Didn’t I look cool?! I told you I could do it!” We all stood there stunned. He then was called Fakob for the remainder of filming, and the press tour. Poor Rebecca will never live down those tears 😂.

[@robertwood5564]

Doctor sleep 2019 The theatrical cut is 2 hrs 32 mins. The director's cut is 3 hrs.

[@sammieleighstyer1447]

12:07 it's so messed up once u realize that the little boy died because he starved to death....slowley and painfully dying next to his mother who was already dead from O.Ding....ugh it tore my heart up watching that scene!

[@lewisbreland]

That child murder traumatized me for weeks.

[@michaelschwartz8730]

Up is down and left is right when there's a sequel to The Shining and it doesn't suck?! Yep, adjust your clocks. I don't love it as much as the original, but it's a good film in its own right, and I'm glad to have it

[@80Jay71]

Trivia: There actually is a hospice for terminally ill people which had a cat that ALWAYS slept in the room where someone would die that night. (Sorry, don't remember which restinghome or when, but try Goggling it)

[@thebookgeek87]

I just read somewhere that Shelly Duvall is coming back to the acting world. She's starring in a new movie after all these years

[@rtracy1216]

One of the differences in director cut from theatrical is that the *super rough to sit through* scene is longer. There’s a bit more to the conversations between Dan & Dick, and Dan & “Jack/Lloyd”. There’s a little more depth in his hospice moments. Not a ton of differences, just little extra moments sprinkled in that I think overall add to character depth/connections. Also a side note - agree with many other posters here that this movie is spectacular. Flanagan is an amazing creator, the Doctor Sleep book is great, and who doesn’t love Ewan. So when I heard of the three combining for this film I was ecstatic and so so SO impatient to see it. I was not disappointed!

[@dilexsonkanthasamy6817]

yeah, loved this more than the O.G.Shining. lol

[@mindime1499]

The Skeskese references are killing me! So perfect!

[@taraharrison9354]

Mike Flanagan was the perfect director for this. He has an incredible way of terrifying and moving you. All of his work captures human stories so beautifully, while shaking you to the core. I’d highly recommend The Haunting of Hill House.

[@aylagregg1962]

Hi guys. Am so glad you took the time to view this movie. Being a massive fan of 'The Shining' this movie was a difficult watch ,being as graphic as it was, particularly with the murder of of the little boy 😥 . . When Danny returns to the hotel I got sooo excited just with how much attention to detail it paid to the overall effect. Much love to you guys xxxxx 🌹

[@eon14873]

The only small detail they got wrong in the Overlook was the "great party isn't it?" Guest. In the shining he had an English accent . In doctor sleep it was American. I really enjoyed this film though

[@Carmelmen1]

Amazing movie!

[@meghanmonroe]

If you were half as affected by the performance of the Baseball Boy as I was (and the rest of the cast reported themselves to have been), I thought I'd recommend another movie of his that earned four Oscar nominations and got Brie Larson her Best Actress win. The movie is called Room (2015).

[@Atnextc2]

Great movie that no one saw when it came out or since

[@thebookgeek87]

Room great movie & book.

[@benhauge3441]

The Baseball boys performance traumatized the other actors he gave such a Outstanding Performance when the director yelled cut he jumped up ran to his dad and said so how’d i do and then he went to the craft service table to get a snack

[@angellopolys2494]

The Shining is one of my favorite books and this one is a great sequel❤

[@countgeekula9143]

Brilliant film. My fave of 2019 and one of the best of the last decade. Mike Flanagan is my favourite working film maker and storyteller using horror to tell deeply emotional and affecting human stories.

[@futo]

what I don't understand is if the hotel burned down, why does the bathtub lady still exist at the end, when Abra went to the washroom disappointed it do as well at the box office, which pretty much ends any chance of another sequel, because there are other knots

[@sakbromely]

The ghosts are part of the hotel but they are also apart from the hotel. The hotel itself is an entity of it's own and the ghosts are both its enforcers and its victims. The ghosts, like the hotel, marked Abra the moment she came into contact with them (specifically when she was in the confrontation with possessed Danny who was possessed by the ghosts and the hotel). Danny succeeded in killing the hotel, which was the greatest threat, but the ghosts can follow Abra just like they did Dan. The difference, I think, is that when Abra locks them away they really do die just like they did with Dan in the books because they aren't leeching power from the hotel anymore.

[@JasonTheNiceOne]

I have really enjoyed your videos! Doctor Sleep is one of my all-time favorites. It is a great example of how to do a sequel correctly! Rebecca Ferguson originally turned the film down because she hated violence on children depicted on film, but she made an exception because it was Stephen King. Rebecca Ferguson is so brilliant in this. She also played Jenny Lind in "The Greatest Showman." She is a phenomenal singer! Happy New Year!

[@donniehagy5125]

I really enjoy watching your reactions to different movies. Your mom seems so nice and so do you. Enjoy more! I would suggest "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (the ORIGINAL 1974).

[@alixwatson2534]

Great reaction Y'alls absolutely 💯 great movie...I need Directors Cut ❤💙

[@rebo2610]

I love this reaction! I really like you two as reactors. So smart! Thanks!

[@pampennyworth]

The original Danny played one of the guys at the baseball field. Great reaction folks. 👍

[@AndiCat14]

I'm so glad you watched this!!

[@Dansull123]

Rose the Hat may be evil as fuck but she's the hottest villain in the history of villainy

[@sakbromely]

She said it herself - she's just the prettiest.

[@kingstonian7066]

The first part with the little girl is like they are playing 123 redlight😂

[@pugtie4695]

24:26 I don't know if this is true in the movie I just found this out in the book she's his niece her mom was an affair baby of Jack's and I kinda like to think that's more likely for this is well point being in the book he really was uncle Dan.

[@thebookgeek87]

This movie is phenomenal

[@80Jay71]

Hehe... I'm getting old. You keep referring to Ewan as "Obi-Wan". Ewan for me is Mark Renton in Trainspotting. (You really should watch both of the Trainspottin-films! Humor and despair.

[@eon14873]

Remember there was a very powerful scene in trainspotting too with a baby

[@donniehagy5125]

Oh, and don't be put off by that title. Director Tobe Hooper did an excellent job. Like the original "Halloween" (directed by John Carpenter), you are scared to death by what you DON'T see. There is actually little to no blood in the movie. In fact, Hooper thought the movie should have been given a PG rating!!

[@Mangolite]

If this is your introduction to Mike Flanagan, you’ll find his works excellent for film and television.

[@Camille-gdzieisc]

Maybe you should see Moulin Rouge if you like Ewan McGregor? he sings so beautifully and the movie is um... kind of crazy :) good kind of crazy :)

[@drockherb2073]

I am one of the biggest horror fans like all kinda movies an the baseball kid scene was so hard to watch 💔

[@rumham7466]

The first few seconds of your intro music keeps reminding me of a Janet Jackson “What Have You Done For Me Lately” 😅. Idk why. But I keep thinking it’s that

[@niepieisme9830]

👍😁

[@fortress-r7y]

i wonder Ebra vs Carry who's more powerful shine

[@sakbromely]

Abra. Carrie would be on par to the girl from Firestarter- think a roaring fireplace. Danny, especially if he had actually trained his shine, would be like a forest fire and Abra would be all of Africa in flames.

[@kristijones4700]

Hi y'all... I love your videos.. I'm wondering if you're going to watch Scream 4 and 5 soon please?

[@Jen-Mom]

Yes! 😀

[@martinsandt1135]

👍👊🤓

[@Moviesrockmusicandmore]

The shining and this movie made me go with a walk in shower instead of a bathtub.

[@joshuacoldwater]

This film is beautiful, and the Author of both films Steven King (who HATED THE FILM VERSION OF THE SHINING) Has nothing but compliments for this film, I couldn’t agree more. Maybe it’s because I read the books, but I genuinely never liked The Shining. This film though, spot on in my opinion.

[@วาลเตอร์มิตรดี]

jane??❌ Helen Mirren✔