Doctor Sleep (2019) - Burning Down the Overlook Hotel Scene (7/7) | Movieclips

The book was so great. Why do they have to ruin a great story. It started with the shining. Both books are fantastic. But the movies not worth watching.

While I didn't hate this movie as a whole (I thought it was fine), I hate that they used dialogue from the book The Shining which was between Jack and Dan for Dan and Aubrey (the false face dialogue). I think they could've given Aubra her own lines and had the same feel as an homage to the book.

King keeps trying to kill the Overlook Hotel, but Kubrick still has the last laugh. After all, it's Kubrick's hotel that's burned down.

Dan doesn't die in the book.

Seeing Wendy again pulled my heart strings it’s as if it’s been moving in real time and the last time we all saw her was 1980 now 2019. Very nice touch. Seeing the overlook hotel again took me right back to being 9/10 years old watching this and experiencing the overlook for the first time.

Finally full circle, peace at last.

interesting, the ending of the sequel movie is the ending of the first book

Welp that was the end of Danny torrance

In Flanagan’s work, the house always wins in the end. But I think they should have stuck to the novel’s ending for Danny. It doesn’t make any sense why he stays other than to be the martyr, which isn’t needed for this film.

I sometimes think about this and it troubles me. This video is nice and it feels better.

This is just awful.

Just stumbled upon this. What is this supposed to be? The dumbest attempt at a remake of The Shining?

Ngl, I kinda wish it was more like in a book, and it was Jack/ both his parents in the end, but still good tho

I don't remember this scene between Reva and Ben

I like Flanagan’s work but no matter how you slice it the film is terrible. I think folks are too invested in stroking their own egos to admit the film is at best mid.

FNAF 6 Ending

The kid actor isn't great but i loved everything else.

Dios, como odio las películas post 2005. Los Americanos ahora crean porquerías mediocres y limitadas por su ideología woke.

The sequel ends the way the first should've ended...

I’m glad they made the movie end like the original shining book

The ending is so heartbreaking, but at least he with his mom together. The director I believe did amazing job. I do enjoy his movies and a lot are on Netflix too 👍👍👍👍

Danny in the books as an adult was almost like his dad

I, for one, loved this movie. It split the difference between King fans and Kubrick fans...and it certainly pleased this fan. A damn fine sequel and a film I know will gain respect with age

This movie is fantastic.

Girls crying to the titanic

What men cry to:

I love how Abra trusts Dan so much that she doesnt even flinch when the hotel wearing his face swings an axe at her

I didnt want Dan to die 😢😭

Mamas always come to take us home. Loved this movie to bits.

Danny is dead?

Dan is dead?

Congrats to Ewan for his amazing acting he made me want to watch this movie. He really brought Danny to life like he does all of his other characters. Love this film so much

They have him running around with an axe? How original. And why were the boilers there? They blew up at the end of The Shining in the book.

When Obi-Wan turned into the dark side

Kaycee 👐👸🫅💜😘🥰😻😍

Obi Wan has Corrected the hotel

This was a sequel to the movie version of The Shining.

The books are better, but it's a good film.

novels better than films but this scene was kickass 👍

In my personal fan theory analysis I believe the Overlook Hotel itself was built on a Thinny. A dimensional portal described in the Dark Tower series as a tear over the Earth in appearance and a portal in which living mortal beings, creatures or spirits can cross over into other dimensions and worlds. I think this is where the Manager demon originated to cross over into our world on Earth and used the Thinny to possess the entire Overlook Hotel's building structure and location. The Management caused all the murders, suicides and other deaths in the Hotel's history along with the corruption of former owner Horace Derwent, who was a corrupt billionaire playboy, entrepreneur and accountant with mafia ties. As a ghost Derwent was the Hotel's second in command of its imprisoned human ghosts of the Hotel's dead former guests and staff, demons and poltergeists. Derwent allowed multiple gangland hits to happen under his ownership and after when he sold the Hotel to California business investors. But ran the Overlook Hotel behind the scenes. The Hotel and its ghosts, demons and the needed to possess Danny's telepathic power to break free and expand the Hotel's sentient demonic supernatural force beyond the grounds of the Overlook Hotel. And become a Godlike entity.

Dan's Mom "It's going to be all right Sweetie"😭

It kind of broke my heart this scene. Ewan really carried the kid from the first movie and his anguish to this one

Just a shame Tony did not make an appearance and weaved into the film, just some stupid unexplained paranormal people. What a waste cos really To y pulled the original film together!

Is the overlook hotel learns his lesson?

I cried in this scene

This film was awesome

this was a good sequel but it would have been cool if it had the adult danny fighting the ghost of his evil father.

I didn't understood something, when Danny Is like his father in the Shining, Is his father possessing him or not?

Kubrick's classic film adaption of the Shining was its own classic horror gem but in the end the Overlook Hotel didn't burn down as it did in the novel. It was abandoned and left rot but left standing. The Overlook Hotel burning down here in its sequel was faithful to the book ending.

This movie was awesome!!!

Love the combination of picking up where the movie left off and ending how the original Shining Novel ended. It was the perfect combination of the 2 where as in the novel it’s Jack who burned down the Overlook the same way Danny here did.