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Love the plot. Extremely entertaining. I love every character in this movie. The music is a great compliment to the movie as well. I would recommend this movie to anyone especially people who like the horror genre.
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I've heard about this movie on and off for years and I finally saw it on TV once. Then when I found it here I decided to buy it and I love it! Has to be one of the top horror movies of all time! If you haven't seen it you have to buy it...will really freak you out! Great acting too!
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Rosemary's Baby is a work of creative genius, an extraordinary cinematic achievement that is even more astonishing when you realize it was a mainstream release. This is one of the finest movies of its era and of its genre, which is to say, American movies. The direction and art direction, the lighting, the cinematography and the writing are nuanced and superb, each contributing to the overall success of the story and achievement of the movie. After more than a dozen viewings, Mia Farrow's perfomance still takes my breath away with its unrelenting openness and vulnerability. On screen, she is riveting. The entire cast supports her with performances of equal skill, depth and quality. The plot unfolds with provocative subtlety, weaving in and out of overheard conversation, innuendo and sequences that seem at first to be dreams. Polanski builds tension and a sense of gathering horror without ever resorting to cheap or gross images. Pay careful attention to the dinner scene, when Rosemary detects a chalky undertaste in the chocolate mousse. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant, a bell that rings throughout the movie. Indeed, every scene is so layered, so nuanced, so connected to every other scene that the movie rewards multiple viewings. The additional features on the DVD reveal Polanski's genius and also offer delightful behind the scenes images of Farrow at work and play. I suggest watching the interview with Polanski before watching the movie and saving the other features for after. Special Note: The opening scene shows the Dakota, its court yard and the passageway where John Lennon was killed a bit more than a decade after the film was made.Read full review
This old horror film is a great classic! It leaves you in suspense and thrills you all the way through. The story is beautiful as a movie! I love to watch it through and through!
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Rosemary's Baby. Wow, what can I say, this is a film that stands the test of time. As much as I love 80's horror movies nothing can compare to a true horror classic. Rosemary and her husband Guy - a struggling actor - have just found the perfect apartment in NYC. Huge, great location, rent controlled! Of course the apt comes with nosy neighbors but what the heck, they seem nice. While Guy goes on auditions Rosemary decorates and dreams of having a baby. Then a girl Rosemary befriended commits suicide and Guy seems to be getting awfully friendly with the nosy old couple next door. Guy tells Rosemary they should have a baby - which makes her day! But the ruffie dessert the neighbors brought over made her groggy and Satan took Guy's place as future daddy. Suddenly Guy's career is in full swing - by "accident" - and Rosemary is knocked up. She goes to a weird but respected dr who gives bad advice for a regular mom-to-be but seems to do the trick for the antichrist's mom. the neighbors give her smelly jewelry and she is all set! Rosemary thought Satan raping her was a dream and that incessant stomach pain was normal pregnancy stuff. But then she starts putting two and two together when she finds out how Guy got his breakthrough role and how her friend died trying to help her and how pain like that was not normal and how the dr also had smelly jewelry and so on and so forth. By then it is too late, she is in labor and giver birth to a boy who "has his father's eyes" - how lovely! Mia Farrow was perfect as Rosemary, vulnerable and sweet. John Cassavetes was one of the most talented actors (and director, writer) of his generation and it shows - Guy is such a bastard! Ruth Gordon and Sidney Blackmer played the neighbors with such creepiness that Ruth Gordon won both an Oscar and a Gold Globe for her role. I cannot recommend this movie enough. For horror, thriller, drama fans this is a must have dvd!Read full review
