Review of Don't Look Now (1973) by Vincent Canby for The New York Times — 10 Apr 2011
A fragile soap bubble of a horror film. It has a shiny surface that reflects all sorts of colors and moods, but after watching it for a while, you realize you're looking not into it, but through it and out the other side.
The bubble doesn't burst, it slowly collapses, and you may feel, as I did, that you've been had.Not only do you probably have better things to do, but so, I'm sure, do most of the people connected with the film.
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This review of Don't Look Now (1973) was written by Vincent Canby and published by The New York Times on 10 Apr 2011.
Don't Look Now has generally received very positive reviews.
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