"Rosemary's Baby" is amazing! This film, released in 1968, is two hours and sixteen minutes long, and the whole feeling of getting down is fantastic!
The narrative is slow but not procrastinating, the steps are suspicious and irreversible, the colors are comfortable, the soundtrack is concise, the atmosphere is in place, the acting is superb, and the idea is outstanding. The whole process is basically watched from the perspective of Rosemary. The audience is very immersed in the film whether it is the atmosphere, details or the acting skills of the actors. Especially after Rosemary discovered the truth, she reached the climax of the film and began to try to escape from the whole movie. The scam, it's so gripping. At the end, Rosemary ends with a motherly smile looking at her product of the whole deception, a smile that is intriguing given its whole "religious nature."
There are no weird scenes, no dark scenes, no creepy music, and no sudden fright in the whole movie, but there is no fear everywhere.
It's comfortable to watch. Originally, I was in a bad mood and thought about watching a horror movie to relieve it. Watching the 1974 version of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was even more speechless. "Rosemary's Baby" is really good.
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