Review of Don't Look Now (1936) by Ida K — 30 May 2009
Eerie, yet strange thriller about an architect who starts seeing visions of his late daughter in the streets of Venice while on a business trip. Brilliantly atmospheric, however, I feel as though that quality of the film was meant as a distraction over the various loose-ends that occur throughout the plot.
Plus, there's a bit of a slow start, but towards the film's third act, things start to get more interesting, and the ending is spectacular with that incredibly unexpected twist.
This review of Don't Look Now (1936) was written by Ida K on 30 May 2009.
Don't Look Now has generally received positive reviews.
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