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By Roman R (421) on 01 Jan 2013

One of my favorite things about ROSEMARY'S BABY is that every time I watch it, I notice something different that I never saw before, like the…

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By Edgar C (1,352) on 31 Dec 2012

Horror reaches its purest form when it represents the most hidden fears in us; it is interesting to see how the human nature reacts to the…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Tomass P (214) on 31 Dec 2012

Horror reaches its purest form when it represents the most hidden fears in us; it is interesting to see how the human nature reacts to the…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Scott B (1,180) on 31 Dec 2012

Horror reaches its purest form when it represents the most hidden fears in us; it is interesting to see how the human nature reacts to the…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Chris C (2,693) on 28 Dec 2012

Great film. One of the classics. A little long, but definitely worth it…

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By Tedd P (54) on 27 Dec 2012

Roman Polanski's American debut is undeniably one of the most influential psychological horror films ever made, and though its plot structure…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Kyle L (494) on 26 Dec 2012

I may not be a woman, but this is probably one of the scariest things a woman can go through…

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By April V (106) on 21 Dec 2012

Skillfully directed by Polanski, the film is faultlessly cast and superbly acted by all…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Joby D (231) on 16 Dec 2012

Subtle, haunting, and almost the most paranoid of Polanski's films, Rosemary's Baby is among the greatest horror films ever made and it still…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Graham M (560) on 14 Dec 2012

Overrated horror film that doesn't do a good job of trying to steer you away from its obvious plot twist…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Ben E (315) on 09 Dec 2012

Astonishing. A film I've wanted to see for years and finally picked up on the Criterion Collection recently. Absolutely floored…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Brandon W (1,786) on 04 Dec 2012

Polanski's creepy tale sees Mia Farrow give an outstanding performance as Rosemary who finds her social world becoming smaller by the minute…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Mathias N (44) on 04 Dec 2012

Polanski's creepy tale sees Mia Farrow give an outstanding performance as Rosemary who finds her social world becoming smaller by the minute…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Alex W (1,471) on 04 Dec 2012

A classic that still holds up. Can't beat the ending, or the opening credits for that matter…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Carlos Z (460) on 04 Dec 2012

Polanski's creepy tale sees Mia Farrow give an outstanding performance as Rosemary who finds her social world becoming smaller by the minute…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Nick M (1,532) on 03 Dec 2012

On par with Suspiria and The Shining, Rosemary's Baby is a masterpiece of a horror film. Polanski is a genius, this film is essential…

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By Doctor S (657) on 30 Nov 2012

One of the greatest cinematic examples of the slow-burn mindfuck from a director who is a grandmaster in that element…

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Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Claire T (1,124) on 29 Nov 2012

Wow I thought this movie was very good, It was actually better than that, I thought it was a great movie and Mia Farrow played a great part,…

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By Daniel E (487) on 25 Nov 2012

A young couple move into a new apartment, only to be surrounded by peculiar neighbors and occurrences…

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By Anya S (261) on 14 Nov 2012

Rosemary's Baby leaves you sick to your stomach for weeks, with remnants of a never-ending chill down your spine…

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