The Exorcist - The Cinema Snob
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10 ай бұрынThe Cinema Snob reviews the classic 1973 horror film The Exorcist, from director William Friedkin.
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@jongon0848
I've always said the reason this film works so well is because everyone treats it like its a real situation.
@tremorsfan
One thing I think that gets overlooked is that the movie isn't really about Regan's possession but rather Father Karass' struggle with faith.
@avicusdusang1477
When my uncle was courting my aunt, he took her to see this movie in theater. Halfway through, she stood up and demanded he take her home.
@SpecialAgentBillMaxwell
My kid and I have a theory that the new Exorcist movie is actual a sequel to Repossessed. The reason is that the devil kid in the new movie refers to Regan being in danger again, and the only movie she really got repossessed in was, well, Repossessed. We're hoping that in the movie's finale (shown in detail in the trailer because this is modern day, and you can't have a trailer without showing the whole movie) a CGI Leslie Neilsen will save both kids. It might wind up being like the ending to the new Ghostbusters.
@stevencowie7151
The GOAT. I'll never type that again ahem. They showed it so many times during late nights at the local cinema, me and some friends would go to watch the reactions. Fun times. This new one will be the comedy of the year, mark my words.
@TheTraceurInTraining
With Brad having a baby, I can't help but think this is another "children's" film in review.
@OneJamalWonder
I've been dealing with a flu and a new Cinema Snob video is the cure I need
@stephyalysse
No shit, so 3 1/2 mins in. You showed the beginning music, and I said to myself, "I remember when I rented this and was so confused that I took the VHS out of the VCR to double check I had the right movie." ...then you called me on it. You're freaking me out, Brad!
@nicklager1666
I just want to take the time to thank Friedkin for his body of work. Its really hard to pick the best one from his library but i have always had a soft spot for the Sorcerer. The first three exorcist features makes for a weird compilation as they all are great in their own ways.
@yogisie
One of my all time favorite movies! I remember reading the novel, and my sister asked me if I was okay, because the color was completely drained from my face and my hands were shaking
@popper03244
I remember seeing this for the first time, it was when Warner Brothers had just released the 20th anniversary edition VHS the one where they put the backwards stair walking scene back into the movie. My 9 y.o. self was not ready.
@Kylecattron
And it keeps getting funnier every time I see it
@chanceotter8121
This is one of your best Snob!
@jadenova
"I've seen 'The Exorcist' about a hundred and sixty-seven times and it keeps getting funnier every single time I've seen it."
@evildoughboy7773
Nothing says horror classic like starting with an upbeat 80s montage. Happy Halloween, Cinema Snob.
@bleakautomaton4808
This movie is absolutely scary. And the book is also scary.
@ferox965
Beyond horror, it's one of the best movies ever made.
@m3rrys0ngstr3ss
I did read the book, and that was intense enough that I knew I likely shouldn't watch the movie. I appreciate the folks who do the analysis!
@KikBlava
It's a fantastic film it really is. As far as sequels go, Exorcist 3. And that's it. 🤣