Don't Look Now
Directed by Nicolas Roeg
On a trip to Venice, a grieving couple, whose daughter has just died, meet a psychic who leads them into a frightening and suspenseful experience. Based on a novel by Daphne Du Maurier, Nicolas Roeg's DON'T LOOK NOW is an essential of horror, and remains a haunting, unshakeably eerie journey.
A grieving couple meet a psychic who leads them into a frightening and suspenseful experience.
Cast: Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie, Hilary Mason, Clelia Matania
Member Reviews
While certainly slow at parts and the subtitles exclude any Italian translation (not that its probably needed) this horror presents an exploration of long term grief for a couple, the isolation of being stuck in a country where one does not speak the language and rational agnostism challenged by the supernatural. This film is weird and wonderful, beautifully haunting, passionate and distant and most of all, fit with a truly haunting ending.
I have watched this movie a lot over the years and I enjoy it every time. It is a slow burn and very haunting. If you enjoy older movies like The Changeling (unbeatable IMO) and the Omen you will enjoy this.
Never understood the love for this movie. I grew up with Argento so I know what a good slow-burn is and this is NOT one. This movie has no idea what it is going for or wants to be. It goes from thriller to drama to horror at the very end. It's like 2-3 different movies trying to be one story.
loved this one. had a beating heart
excrement