Theories based on Kubrick's 'dialogue' in the film....

A few theories in the documentary quote some dialogue in the film, such as Grady telling Jack that Danny is attempting to bring someone in from the outside (Halloran). The man with the theory starts saying, "Aha! That's all Kubrick" or some garbage.

WRONG. Those lines come from Stephen King. I read the book, and if some of these so-called "theorists" had bothered to read the book, they'd know King wrote those lines, not Kubrick.

I know Kubrick changed a lot of the book, but in at least two theories from ROOM 237, they directly quote lines as "proof" that King himself wrote. Incredibly sloppy and I can't believe the filmmakers of 237 didn't notice this.

In general, I think 237 is ridiculous. Freezing frames so it appears that Ullman is sporting an erection, when he just happens to appear in front of a book on his desk? Laughable.

And don't get me started on the whole moon landing thing.

About the only thing I found interesting was watching the film backwards and forwards and superimposing the images. It made for some interesting visuals. However, there's the question of where EXACTLY do you begin the films, especially from the end. The end credits? The final shot? It's not an exact science.

This film is a gigantic waste of time.