... is like the subconscious along with random repression of thoughts or ideas. With this in mind, what of Kubrick's role is in this tale of horror? As a true cinematic auteur, Kubrick unknowingly molds the story to fit his needs, desires, or visions to create the illusion necessary for cinematic ... 's entirety? What is the audience's reception? With the film being based on a Stephen King novel, the audience knows right away that this is a horror story, but at the same time a tale of fantasy and magic. This is reinforced through the opening imagery of the film. As in most dreams, ... with a...

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