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Watch movie theater Room 237 Movie Online Streaming Without Downloading Many movies lend themselves to dramatic interpretations, but none as rich and far ranging as Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. In LA filmmaker Rodney Ascher's ROOM 237, we hear from people who have developed far-reaching theories and believe they have decoded the hidden symbols and messages buried in the late director's film. Carefully examining The Shining inside out, and forwards and backwards, ROOM 237 is equal parts captivating, provocative and pure pleasure. It gives voice to the fans and scholars who espouse these theories, reworking the film to match their ideas and intercutting it with layers of dreamlike imagery to illustrate their streams of consciousness. Sometimes outrageous, always engaging, the words of the interviewees are given full force by Ascher's compelling vision. Also featured at the 2012 Sundance, Cannes and Toronto film festivals. Opens in March 2013 through IFC Midnight. (104 min.) You Can Watch Movie Online Streaming in HD Free from HERE Release Date Room 237 Mar 29, 2013 Limited Genres Room 237 : Documentary,Television,Horror
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Their imaginings are not far removed from the deconstuctionist gobbledygook that has hammerlocked academic film and literary scholarship. But here at least the gobbledygook is entertaining. Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor [It] may be the surpassingly eccentric-and enormously entertaining-film that Kubrick deserves. Joe Morgenstern-Wall Street Journal "Room 237" is an act of uncommon devotion to cinema, embracing the notion that movies are best defined by what happens to us as we watch them - how our own beliefs and experiences dictate our interpretation of what we've seen and heard. Jeff Shannon-Seattle Times This is sure to amuse you if you get a bang out of the claims that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and Dark Side of the Moon was intended as a soundtrack for The Wizard of Oz. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader I found most of what's actually put forth in the film interpretively ridiculous. But I'm just one theorist among millions, and the film worked for me anyway. Michael Phillips-Chicago Tribune Listening to fanatics go on and on about their fixations can be kind of fun. For a while, at least. Jim Emerson-Chicago Sun-Times Confounding, eye-opening, and often hilarious. Norm Schrager-Paste Magazine I suspect that Ascher's intention was to dynamize an academic exercise, but these constant, sundry inserts render the tone as corny and glib as a VH1 special. Kimberley Jones-Austin Chronicle The thrill's in the thinking about little pieces of cinematic language as words contributing to a two-hour essay. Matt Pais-RedEye Would it be hypocritical to say that I loved "Room 237," even thought I felt like 75 percent of what was said in it was completely hooey? Stephen Silver-EntertainmentTell a journey down a rabbit hole worth taking, as the film immerses us in alternately fascinating, compelling, absurd, and frightening theories about what, exactly, The Shining is (or might be) about James Kendrick-Q Network Film Desk Room 237 is both an ode to the subversive nature of the movies and a fascinating insight into clashing obsessions in its most lurid form, even when its stylistic choices seek to destroy the experience. Simon Brookfield-We Got This Covered I can't buy into the notion of Stanley Kubrick faking Apollo 11's moon landing but he definitely helped Shelley Duvall fake a movie career. Steve Persall-Tampa Bay Times "Anything you say, Lloyd. Anything you say." Dave White-Movies.com "Room 237" is movie so chunky and sweet you can eat it with a spoon. Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com This documentary will entertain everyone from film junkies to conspiracy theorists and those who like to debunk them as Ascher spreads his net to include everything from the most provocative ideas to blatant bunkum. Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews This geek gossip is made even more captivating by the fact that nobody will likely ever know whether any of it is true. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com Hilarious, bizarre and provocative. You'll never look at The Shining the same way again Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru The beauty of Room 237, however, doesn't lie in the validity of any one of the commentators' thoughtful (and occasionally well-informed) speculations, but instead in that mysterious grey zone between an artist's intentions and audience interpretation. Jason Buchanan-TV Guide's Movie Guide