by gloops_new_account » Mon Apr 21 2014 09:05:49
IMDb member since November 2009
The morons presenting these "theories" were dead serious.
Yes, but was the director or producer? Likely not:
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/03/interview-room-237-director -rodney-ascher.
The director's interpretation is quite sound, in my opinion:
My personal take on it is, for one, I don’t think it's nearly as visionary as any one of these folks have found. I just see it as sort of a story about juggling the responsibilities of your career and family and as cautionary tale of what may happen if you make the wrong choice. And even maybe looking at the ghosts as these figures that represent fortune or prestige or things that you might be chasing at the expense of paying proper attention to your family.
Basically, to me,
Room 237 is almost a satire on over-analysis or a criticism of film-criticism. Furthermore, it presents the idea that interpretation does not necessarily need to start with the work's creator… be that, in this instance, Stanley Kubrick or even Stephan King.
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