they are being pursued by the character rose the hat, who is played by rebecca ferguson.know the narrative will move back towards the overlook hotel. the shining, many people feel it is terrifying, i have never done, but i do not think it is terrifying, it is atmospheric. this is not primarily a horrorfilm, it is much more like it are all those stephen king stories, like firestarter or carrie, a young person who has a ability they do not understand what happens to them. it is an adventure rather than a horror. it is a completely different movie to the shining. it is absolutely its own thing and much more about the narrative and storytelling whereas the stanley kubrick film was to do with atmosphere and that feeling of dread. actually, i thought it was much better than expected. it is played, it is made quite sincerely. and there are sort of cheeky call—backs to the stanley kubrick film. i went and they're scared that it would let me down, and actually being pleasantly relieved. i say this advisedly, it reminded me of things like — elements of twilight in there, i do know

powers, psychokinetic powers — and they are being pursued by a character, rose the hat, played by rebecca fergusonexorably, we know, back towards the overlook hotel. but, here's the thing. the shining — and many people find the shining terrifying. i have never done. i think it's atmospheric but i don't think it is terrifying. this for me, is not primarily a horrorfilm. it is much more like it or like all those stephen king stories, like firestarter or like carrie — about a young person who has a ability they do not fully understand and then what happens to them as a result of it. it is a kind of episodic, psychological journey. it's kind of an adventure, rather than a horror movie. and i went into it thinking how is anyone gonna pull off a sequel to the shining? it is a completely different movie. it is absolutely its own thing, it's much more about narrative, it's much more about storytelling, whereas the kubrick film was just to do with atmosphere and that feeling of dread. and actually, i thought it was much better than i had expected. i think it is well played, it is made quite sincerely. clea

little late with lily singh," from the new movie "doctor sleep," i've got ewan mcgregor and rebecca fergusonwait. no, no, no i see what's happening here. you guys are trying to "doctor sleep" me. [ laughter ] >> i don't even know what s

powers, psychokinetic powers — and they are being pursued by a character, rose the hat, played by rebecca ferguson‘s atmospheric but i don‘t think it is terrifying. this for me, is not primarily a horrorfilm. it is much more like it or like all those stephen king stories, like firestarter or like carrie — about a young person who has a ability they do not fully understand and then what happens to them as a result of it. it is a kind of episodic, psychological journey. it‘s kind of an adventure, rather than a horror movie. and i went into it thinking how is anyone gonna pull off a sequel to the shining? it is a completely different movie. it is absolutely its own thing, it‘s much more about narrative, it‘s much more about storytelling, whereas the kubrick film was just to do with atmosphere and that feeling of dread. and actually, i thought it was much better than i had expected. i think it is well played, it is made quite sincerely. clearly, the director mike flanagan, who also wrote it, cares very much both for the stephen king text and the stanley kubrick film. and there are sort of cheeky callb

they are being pursued by the character rose the hat, who is played by rebecca ferguson.he shining — many people feel it is terrifying. i have never done. but i do not think it is terrifying, it is atmospheric. this is not primarily a horrorfilm, it is much more like it and all those stephen king stories, like firestarter or carrie — about a young person who has a ability they do not understand and then what happens to them. it is an adventure, rather than a horror. it is an episodic psychological journey. i went on to it thinking how will anyone pull off a sequel to the shining. it is a completely different movie. it is absolutely its own thing and much more about the narrative and storytelling, whereas the stanley kubrick film was to do with atmosphere and that feeling of dread. actually, i thought it was much better than expected. it is well played, it is made quite sincerely. clearly, mike flanagan, who wrote it, cares much for the stephen king text and the stanley kubrick film. and there are sort of cheeky callbacks to the stanley kubrick film. i went in there scared