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(Sorry, The Red Book is a little long to explain so you have to google it). The red book theory indirectly validates The Wendy Theory.

Also Rob Navarro theory dont mentions "the Red Book". Also I have not seen other videos supporting or debunking the theory. I know the Wendy Theory is new because the video is 8 months old and its gaining traction a few months ago. And thats because the movie is not directly telling the viewer whats happening but it is indirectly. Movies like Sleepaway Camp and High Tension.īut the Shining is much different. There are also movies that make a great reveal at the end, that tells the viewer what happens. Example Snowpiercer 2013 is a unofficial part 2 to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory 1971 (there is a lot of reference in that movie that supports this belief). There are movies that uses Easter Eggs to reference a connection to another movie. But if you noticed whats missing or change in the scene then you would know its a hallucination.Īt first I was thinking this was a reaching theory because I cannot believe anyone (including Stanley Kubrick) could devise such a movie.

The film is not telling the viewer that this is a Hallucination. And because its trivial the viewer has to be the one that notices it. The theory is suggesting that Wendy is hallucinating and her memory is not focus on the trivial. Some is blatant but most is not so blatant. And there are things added to the movie like kool-aid. And his evidence was pointing out missing sticker, lamps, rugs, chairs, light switches, name plates, etc. His theory is Wendy is the crazy one inside the massive hotel.

dont read or post!Ī few days ago I saw Rob Navarro YouTube video on The Wendy Theory. WARNING: If you like the Shining that Jack is crazy or Dr Sleep.