i thought this was hilarious! almost like it didnt mean 2 be but it did at the sametime. I didnt like the whole movie dat much doh. but i'd watch it again
Rosemary's Baby
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Rosemary's Baby
Charles Grodin, Elisha Cook Jr., John Cassavetes, Maurice Evans, Mia Farrow
A young married couple, trying unsuccessfully to conceive, finally have it happen when the husband strikes a deal with the devil worshippers next door. All of this is unbeknownst to the poor wife/moth...( read more
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December 7, 2009
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November 8, 2009
Roman Polanski's horror classic is literally pregnant with paranoia. Mia Farrow gets an iconic cropped 'do, John Cassavetes broods
Halfway through Polanski's classic psycho-horror, Rosemary (Farrow) decides to chop off her bob. Not since Delilah took to Samson's barnet has a hai...( read more) -
September 14, 2009
Pretty creepy. It wasn't the typical horror film, but it was pretty good.
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July 28, 2009
This is how you make a fucking horror movie. You make it scary rather than trying to scare the audiences. You'll find no unnecessary bumps and bangs here. Check out the freakish and fantastic dream sequences, they are almost perfectly silent yet still get deep under your skin. Th...( read more)
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May 1, 2009
Pregnancy is the time in a woman's life that, despite the hormone imbalance and the emotional changes, is charged in an overwhelming among of love and support and the notion that she is slowly gestating a human life, male or female, a child that will bring her (and her family) ha...( read more)
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December 13, 2009
this film deals with the whole deconstruction debate in a way that i resonate with. i find that area of theory totally unhelpful.
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December 9, 2009
You have to watch this movie to appreciate all the copycat movies you get these days.
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December 7, 2009
What sets this apart from an average film of its kind, is that it isn't constantly trying to wow us into appreciation. Taking the time instead, to explore the juxtaposition of character and situation at hand, in a more genuine, natural way.
