The true horror is the subjugation of women

@@musa-vl6ol agreed

@@musa-vl6ol Perhaps, but I think it's deeper than that. I think it's actually the reflection of how immoral our society has become, and how evil continually triumphs while goodness is routinely crushed and punished. All these billionaires and politicians who control the world are so egregiously amoral and wicked yet nothing ever stops them. They continue to prosper while good, honest folks continue to suffer. 55 years hasn't changed anything. Look at what the world is today. Millions of people live in fear and are in financial ruin while Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos are making billions off this pandemic. Not to mention the billions the mass media is earning as well. It's truly a scary, awful, helpless world that has only gotten significantly worse since this movie premiered. The question posed by Time in 1966, "Is God Dead?" is just as relevant today.

@@musa-vl6ol I feel like if it was truly about the subjugation of women female characters wouldn't have such integral parts within this cult. I think it's more the subjugation of innocence and goodness. Obviously, they needed a young woman to spawn Satan's child but it's not just her who suffers in this film but every person with an ounce of morality.

@@musa-vl6ol I find it particularly interesting that this coven almost universally consists of middle-aged/elderly people because in the late 60's it was youth who was blamed for the destruction of wholesomeness in America and warping it through their excessive drug use and radically liberal views on sexuality. The fact that Minnie and Roman could be anyone's grandparents makes the film extra chilling, humorous and fascinating. We expect them to resemble the lost souls of confused hippies like the Manson Girls but these are people of the Greatest Generation who were raised in an era where Christian ideals dominated American society. It makes you wonder how they became employees of Satan.

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You're right! Music, cinema, literature. It's as if everyone suddenly became dumb once January 1, 2000 occurred. It boggles my mind that The Rolling Stones could write a song like Sympathy for the Devil while abusing drugs and alcohol yet clean singers today can barely write beyond a 5th grade level.

Actually, the brilliance you're seeing is all in the book. Polanski had never adapted a book to film before and he didn't know if he was even _allowed_ to change anything, so he literally took Ira Levin's book and put it up on the screen. That's why there were no special effects.

​@@ksol1460tv I think it's a bit of a masterpiece really. You forget it was made in 1968. The absence of special effects make it so rich and deep, convincing and surreal. Also the quality of the acting and casting is out of this world. In a way I think the better special effects get...the worse they get.

@@mikeymoo1291 I do too. Too many producers think they can use "state of the art" to carry an otherwise bad film. I honestly think _Rosemary_ is Polanski's best work. The acting is superb, even the bit players are good -- the sure sign of a great film. 1968, I remember when it came out, although I didn't see it until many years later, only read the book (I was 11 and thought it was great suspense). I was more responding to VPL who seemed to be saying they made the screenplay carry the film in the absence of special effects, I meant by putting the book up on the screen virtually unchanged, they didn't have to really "work" on the screenplay since the book had almost zero things that even could be special effects. The atmosphere is all created in the acting, lighting and especially the direction. The smoke coming from the living room while Rosemary and Minnie are doing the dishes; Minnie getting on the phone to Dr. S and she's _just_ halfway out of frame; the angle as Rosemary wakes up in Hill's office thinking she's safe and then Guy and Dr. S walk in -- genius.

So true x

much like a true story

My Son and I are creating a tv show similar to twilight zone, creep show. We talked about what were the scariest films ever created. Rosemary's Baby is thoughtfully written and frightening on it's complexity and it's simplicity. A CLASSIC!

The trailer put me off of watching it. Makes it look scarier than it is, well worth watching.

Instant classic? The film was released nearly 60 years ago. It's probably been a classic longer than you've been alive.

@@AbominableHuman It certainly has been. Great handle by the way. Nice one bro.

@@Bluzian74 Right on.

Shame on you for avoiding this movie till now .

@@shahidhamid962 hahaha

Wow. That combined with King Charles’s demon painting is pretty darn scary

It didn't give ANYTHING away, it did give an idea about what the movie is about though. This trailer really doesn't even scratch the surface about what's really in the movie, stop being a drama queen.....

It's just like modern movie trailers? Literally every trailer for old movies that I've seen lately are giving everything away lol. Old movies trailers do this way more often than new trailers.

I agree with Phonyk, it even has the end of the movie! everything.

@Bribri True

thats true. old fashioned trailers just created interest

You could say this about every trailer from the last 20 years or so

I watched this because I want to see the film soon… I still feel like it’s very mysterious and draws you in. I watched the original trailer and felt bored…

What would your trailer have looked like?

idk

This is

Yah lol

I wonder why …hehe

Yahhh

bravo

An icon? Isn't he a child rapist who fled a country to avoid protection to this very dead? :s

Well... there's the rape-y stuff too.

the good stuff@@jaaxxone

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@Woody Meggs i searched for it because the movie got brought up in the middle of a conversation? and clicked it because most trailers dont give away the end of the movie??

@@BaboonTeeth haha

I was high

Ooooo I was looking for a comment like this. All the video clips from official accounts have comments turned off though. Lol I watched it for the first time this weekend and all I could think was how this movie is actually a reality.

This movie is based on Ron Hubbard and Alister Crowley's ritual in which they tried to summon pure evil to be born as a baby. I read about that in a book about scientology couple of days ago. They had good intentions supposedly, to control evil

@@TheBojler666 Alister Crowley and Benjamin Franklin were both Mason's and Scientology is it's own thing completely different. And Scientology wasn't popular at that time. Plus Scientology has nothing to do with black masses. It appears that you use an extremely higher intelligence to mask the truth in such a way that only those who already know will actually know what you are talking about. But if it's too direct then it must be doubtful and changed through distraction.

@@TheBojler666 However I do apologize I only found out when I accidentally came across things while investigating who my father was. I am just too good at what I do. So now that I found out I don't have to say anything anymore. However I will get in contact with my father someday 🙏 LOL! He's probably hiding out in a tunnel with a robe on somewhere?

​@@TheBojler666the movie was adapted by Polanski to cope with the murder of his wife Sharon Tate by the Manson Family.

The original 1968 trailer is better.

Yooo

Too much ambition in the world

Go Bake or Go Home exactly like a modern day trailer: terrible

I never watch the trailer of a movie I am about to see .

If you haven't seen it yet it's not the trailer's fault, everyone knows the plot of Rosemay's Baby

Its been going on well before this movie n before were gone .

omfg shut up

I mean I get where you're coming from, but it's a tremendously suspenseful film imo!:) There's only a few truly scary parts, but it does a great job of building tension throughout the film. As a viewer we can imagine ourselves in Rosemary's position; she's extremely vulnerable, trying to protect her unborn child, meanwhile she is at the center of a conspiracy, and everyone in her life is plotting against her. She has nobody to turn to, and even people she tries to confide in betray her trust. But like if you're more into movies with lots of gore, ghouls, goblins, etc I can totally understand why you'd find it a little boring and slow compared to horror of the last 20-25years, I do get it lol.

@@andysplants The amount of times this movie is referenced I’m sure it has to be good

How dare you fall asleep from this boring masterpiece made by a p#do

Manson says, everybody who know the trash canns in the valley knows hollywood.

Yes, it is very creepy. So much evilness and wickedness surrounding Mia Farrow for some reason. I don't know why...

@@edpurcell7322 I agree

@@edpurcell7322 I agree. I kind of feel bad about what she had to endure. Woody is a total creep

@@edpurcell7322 SHE'S the evil one. When you gather all the facts together you realize she's a narcissistic monster.

*FUN* *FACT* Sharon Tate was married to Roman Polanski, the director of this film.

@@spliffwordmedicalz8423 Also worth noting the film was produced and released before the murders.

FACT Mia Farrow was with Polanski in his London house, on the night of Aug 8, 1969......

It was a ritualistic murder, and the movie was a part of that

Today, they have even standards? I haven't watched anything like this in a while.

Lol

Hunny, you good?😳

Are you insane??

You need a lawyer.🙏🍀.maybe a lawyer team. .to prove these ghastly accusations.. I pray for you..✝️🛐 just my humble opinion

Was the film a rehearsal for the real thing? It's certainly a strange coincidence?

@@drewsale7288 right, thoughts I thought

@@tarahill308 There's more to the Tate story than we've been told. The whole thing has "occult" written all over it.

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Cinematography and camerawork is also a key factor

YES, He's here..Coronavirus!

Lol

@@cpman1987 indeed 😊

He is walking the earth right now..👺...just observe what is happening with the planet and its inhabitants daily...🙏🍀✝️🛐☯️☮️

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Rope? ._.)

Julia I don’t wanna know. Plz keep it to yourself

Dug toes if you already seen it them what do u mean you dont wanna know lol

Enikó are you entitled to an answer?