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Diagnonsense Episode 42: HERES GENE AND ROGER
Diagnonsense Episode 42: HERES GENE AND ROGER
Diagnonsense Episode 42: HERES GENE AND ROGER
Thursday 15th February 2024
Join Kurt, Isaac, Gene, and Roger as they debate The Shining's mental health themes, hidden symbolism, and cinematic impact.
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Get the buttons here!Debating The Shining: Mental Health, Symbolism, and Cinematic Genius
Episode Overview
- Delve into the mental health themes and character portrayals in The Shining
- Explore the intricate details and hidden symbolism within the film
- Critique Stanley Kubrick's directorial decisions and casting choices
- Unravel the impact of generational trauma cycles and non-Euclidean geometry in the movie
- Engage in a passionate discussion about the horror elements and overall themes of The Shining
90% of the time I have no idea what I'm talking about. No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It's not as gross. - Gene and Roger
Ever wondered what makes The Shining such a polarizing classic? In this episode of Diagnonsense, hosts Kurt and Isaac team up with Gene and Roger from Gene and Roger Talk Movies to dissect Stanley Kubrick's enigmatic adaptation of Stephen King's novel. The conversation is anything but dull as the group dives into the mental health aspects of the characters, the film's hidden symbolism, and the actors' performances. Roger even shares his unique perspective after watching the movie three times!
This episode isn't just for horror fans; it's a fascinating discussion for anyone interested in how films can explore complex psychological themes and character dynamics. Expect lively debates, differing viewpoints, and a deeper understanding of what makes The Shining a timeless piece of cinema.