Don't Look Now

This is a horrible movie. This is one of the worst I have ever seen. Don't waste your time. Even the nude sceens with Julie Christie were not done well. It has no redeeming value. Bought this because of Julie Christie.... Full review

The Italian title of this Nicolas Roeg's classic is "A Venetian Shocking Red December" yep. I had seen this film dubbed into Italian, years ago. I was taken by the look and the atmosphere I remember being unnerved but I... Full review

Visually, it's a marvelous film. The production quality is not always first rate, but the images burn into your memory. The gratuitous sex scene could have been cut. Venice has never cast such a moody spell on the screen.... Full review

The movie itself was average, but the twist ending was terrifying to me for some reason. The movie is about a married couple who lose their little daughter to a tragic death, and to clear their minds, they take a vacation,... Full review

Pretty scary little movie. Good music score and fin photography. A little draggy but it will keep you guessing on what's going on. But don't try to over analysis it.... Full review

The red, it was that that sets the film merely above a thriller, but as artistic reaching into your very soul. The story brash and unscary, it was the tradgey that kept you walking, and how this couple was trying to... Full review

Don't Look Now is a strange horror film in that it doesn't rely on the usual horror genre staples in order to be successful. Rather than be gratuitous on the gore, atmosphere and shocks front, Don't Look Now simply presents... Full review

I was afraid to swallow, to make any noise. The unspeakable was all around me and I lived it up to the fullest. Nicolas Roeg plays with our instincts, with our inner voices and challenge us to take notice. Just... Full review

I think it is bad luck that "Don't Look Now" was released in the same year as "The Exorcist", or else this might be a better known and more appreciated one of a kind masterpiece."Don't Look Now" is an horror... Full review

An exquisitely haunting, very memorable drama, this is a uniquely directed, well acted and superbly photographed film of searching for what feels to be missing, and the tragic results that can occur. The Italian setting provides the film with a... Full review

Wrapped in a pall of substantive dread that mesmerizingly permeates through the proceedings, "Don't Look Now" brilliantly portrays the loves and losses we all experience, our here and now dictated by the fallibility of human nature and the cruelties of time. ... Full Review

The original film was based on the Daphne du Maurier novel and starred Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland in the tale of a couple who go to Venice after their daughter's death. ... Full Review

Don't Look Now is great art and great entertainment. Don't Look Now is one of the great "Venice" movies. Don't Look Now wrestles with the sorrowful fact that we cannot escape death. ... Full Review

t figures that the sex scene from Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now has become more legendary than the film itself.....Now almost 30 years old, Don't Look Now may never have looked as good as it does on this Paramount DVD edition.....The film's remarkable dreamlike textures evoke a present constantly slipping into memory..... ... Full Review

The plot of Don't Look Now is unfolded slowly and carefully, only providing enough information to keep us awaiting more. That's only one of the reasons Dont Look Now remains one of my favorite tales of unspoken dread. ... Full Review

"Don't Look Now."Nicolas Roeg creates a visually masterful world that weaves fantasy and reality into one coherent entity. 2."Last Year at Marienbad." Alain Resnais's film about a mysterious affair is like a memory, using all the tools of... ... Full Article

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Masterful. An Aesthetic and Psychological Artwork. What a very, very creepy film. It's billed as "a psychic thriller" and that it is, for the supernatural feeling this film has is what makes it so eerily masterful. ... Full Article

Perhaps the most futile sin of all is envy, and to this I must plead guilty, as I am jealous of the career of journalist Jason Wood, author of Talking Movies: Contemporary World Filmmakers in Interview (Wallflower Press, $25.00). ... Full Article

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