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Rosemary's Baby

Mia Farrow (Actor), John Cassavetes (Actor), Roman Polanski (Director) Rated:

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Quite possibly the finest horror film ever made, this is the brilliant adaptation of Ira Levin's novel about a young couple nervously expecting their first child. This commemorative edition features new never-before-seen retrospective interviews with Roman Polanski, Richard Sylbert and Robert Evans.

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Interviews with director Roman Polanski, producer Robert Evans and production designer Richard Sylbert

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Actors: Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Evans
Directors: Roman Polanski
Format: Multiple Formats, Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC, Anamorphic
Language: English, French
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of discs: 1
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Studio: Paramount
DVD Release Date: October 3, 2000
Run Time: 136 minutes
Average Customer Review: 815 customer reviews
ASIN: B00003CXCF
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #24,404 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
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- #2116 in Movies & TV > DVD > Mystery & Thrillers
- #5210 in Movies & TV > DVD > Drama

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DorothyZ

Mia Farrow is amazing in the lead role

August 11, 2017

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Classic horror film that has held up well for the most part over time. Mia Farrow is amazing in the lead role, and you actually feel like a part of her journey as the movie progresses. I think a modern audience might struggle with the ending to an extent since we are used to seeing things played out in a very literal sense, but the movie is wise to leave things to the imagination. At the end of the movie there is no doubt you will find yourself asking the question, what is scarier? Satan, or REALLY invasive neighbors?

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Jeannette30

Awesome classic!

November 10, 2016

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Oh wow! This was great!! For an old movie, it definitely made me feel creeped out, and mostly by human nature more than anything else. Especially at this time, it's so strange the things people decide to devote their time, energy, money, and loyalty to. Although I felt it was slightly predictable, it was still a way enjoyable film. I'm not a film critic, so I couldn't tell you about lighting or mood, or camera positioning, but I did really enjoy this movie, and I was with her all the way to the end.

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Monica

Enjoyable Horror Movie

October 24, 2017

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I recall seeing this movie when it first came out. After reading a book on The Dakota, I wanted to see it again since part of it was filmed in the apartment complex. Mia Farrow was wonderful even though she had not acted a great deal. I really enjoyed the movie! It was scary without being macabre.

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Still holds its own

January 24, 2017

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I watched this last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. I had seen it when it was first released and was amazed at how well it has held up. The chills are psychological rather than physical - no jump scares here - but that's what makes the movie so good. Mia Farrow is wonderful as Rosemary: from being child-like and almost too self-consciously naive, to a woman fighting for her baby, horrified that even her husband is one of the enemy, Farrow is authentic and believable throughout. I haven't seen the recent remake. It'll be interesting to find out if it's as good as this.

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blondewriter99

Artsy horror that holds up

August 26, 2016

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Still holds up very well. A little bit of it is dated as can be expected and John Cassavetes gives a stilted performance, but the direction and photography are still very fresh and invigorating and the conception scene is still masterfully unique - the music during that scene is bone-chilling. Mia Farrow's character makes some odd decisions (why does she keep going to see the doctor who is great friends with her creep neighbors AFTER she figures out the plot?) but nothing too outrageously annoying. Watch for the scene where Rosemary describes wanting to be 'healthy and natural' for her pregnancy while a man sits there blowing cigarette smoke in her face. Ah, the '60s.

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Collin O'Donnell

A Seriously Underrated Masterpiece

April 10, 2012

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I have been watching a lot of Roman Polanski films lately. So far I have watched Chinatown, Rosemary's Baby, Repulsion, The Fearless Vampire Killers, and The Pianist. I have got to say that the stand out film of those five for me was most definitely Rosemary's Baby. Yes, they are all amazing films (Yes, I think that The Fearless Vampire Killers was great because of the fantastic camera work and the beautiful sets) but I have my reasons for favoring Rosemary's Baby.

I will start with the acting. Mia Farrow is stellar in her portrayal of a girl whose trust in everyone around her slowly deteriates. John Cassavettes as her hubby who favores his acting career over his wife is also chilling. His character is set up at the beginning to be this funny easy-to-like fella but the viewer along with Rosemary start to get the feeling that there is something more sinister underneath his nice-guy facade as some clues start to arise. They work together perfectly as a young playful couple and they both do a fantastic job of playing there respective parts later on in the film.

I believe that Roman Polanski was at the top of his form during the making of this film. He had used long takes to his advantage in the two films I've seen by him made before RB (Repulsion and Vampire Killers) and I think his use of the long takes in this film are particularly effective. Sometimes, I feel like the constant cutting between two different faces talking to each other can be distracting whereas in a long take where all characters are in the frame, It just seems more like you are watching a scene. I love near the end when the camera continiously follows a frazzled Rosemary through the halls of the apartment building. The camera work plus the jumpy music in that scene really put you in her shoes. Another favorite scene, right after her running through the halls of her apartment building I think, is when she is in her apartment with a knife and she hears Guy enter. She quickly runs into a closet, bumping her unborn childs creeky rockabye crib on her way. You see Guy searching through the fridge and then you see Rosemary's petite hand creep out of the closet with a massive knife and pokes the crib so it will stop rocking. Genius!

I think the main thing I appreciate about this film though is it's spot-on pacing. This is long compared to most other horror films (a bit over two hours) but it's pacing and suspense is what makes this film perfect. This along with Stanley Kubrick's The Shining both have the perfect pacing that shows someone on the screen slowly delve in to madness, the viewer going with them.

I actually don't know if I would consider this a horror film. It's more of a thriller or a suspense film. Horror is usually associated with blood and guts and murder, all of which this film does not possess. It does however possess some things that most horror films do not. A great director, great script, and great actors.

I highly recommend this for someone not looking for a scare-a-minute horror film, but a masterfully done slower thriller.

Thanks for reading.

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Nightbirdflee97

Great movie. I love the la

September 8, 2017

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Great movie. I love the la, la, la theme song. It's very haunting. I saw this movie back in the 70's and 80's, but seeing it again, in 2017, it seems a lot better. I like it even more.

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