In short, like the entire film itself, it is satisfying-enough to where one can feel as if watching it, was time well spent.
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For the most part, however, I can live with it, seeing as Rebecca Ferguson saves it by just being in it, and King and the creators do their best to come full circle. While good, the scenes leading up to the ending are a bit predictable, and the 'showdown' (remember, good vs.
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It occurred one too many times, and I found that it took me out of the movie for just a bit. Learn more about sleep's impact on your learning, memory, immune. In this deep dive into the science of slumber, Walker shares the wonderfully good things that happen when you get sleep - and the alarmingly bad things that happen when you don't, for both your brain and body. If I had to add one con, it would be a somewhat minor one, in that, at times, the girl who plays Abra (Kyliegh Curran), who also possesses 'the shining', and who can communicate with Danny, delivers her lines in almost a stone-like manner, and at other times as if she is rapidly reading. Sleep is your life-support system and Mother Nature's best effort yet at immortality, says sleep scientist Matt Walker.
:) What I most enjoyed about it, is that in this day and age where practically every story ever has already been made into a movie, this one's plot was just a bit off the beaten path and came across as slightly new and original in its approach, while still pretty seamlessly tying it in to the well-known classic: The Shining. To me, it is more like an intense drama about good vs evil, with a couple of well-done 'end-of-life' scenes thrown in. There are a couple of scenes which can be construed as "horrific", but in my opinion, Doctor Sleep is not really a "horror flick" by definition. The story-line is solid and engaging, although those unfamiliar with the book and looking for outright horror and gore, will find little satisfaction.
While Doctor Sleep is a rather drawn-out and, mostly, slowish-moving film, it still has enough to it, to not lose one's attention. For the most part, and with the help of Ewan McGregor who plays an alcoholic, grown-up version of The Shining's Danny Torrence, they pull it off. Our clinic features experts in lung and sleep conditions to help provide you answers. The ever-beautiful Rebecca Ferguson and a favorite from the Fargo series, Zahn McClarnon team up to bring us some somewhat scary, but more so eerie/creepy moments in this adaptation of King's Doctor Sleep.
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