Rosemary's Baby (7/8) Movie CLIP - It's Alive (1968) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Rosemary (Mia Farrow) and her husband (John Cassavetes) quarrel about doctors; she feels the baby kicking.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In Roman Polanski's first American film, adapted from Ira Levin's horror bestseller, a young wife comes to believe that her offspring is not of this world. Waifish Rosemary Woodhouse (Mia Farrow) and her struggling actor husband, Guy (John Cassavetes), move into the Bramford, an old New York City apartment building with an ominous reputation and only elderly residents. Neighbors Roman and Minnie Castevet (Sidney Blackmer and Ruth Gordon) soon come nosing around to welcome the Woodhouses to the building; despite Rosemary's reservations about their eccentricity and the weird noises that she keeps hearing, Guy starts spending time with the Castevets. Shortly after Guy lands a plum Broadway role, Minnie starts showing up with homemade chocolate mousse for Rosemary. When Rosemary becomes pregnant after a mousse-provoked nightmare of being raped by a beast, the Castevets take a special interest in her welfare. As the sickened Rosemary becomes increasingly isolated, she begins to suspect that the Castevets' circle is not what it seems. The diabolical truth is revealed only after Rosemary gives birth, and the baby is taken away from her. Polanski's camerawork and Richard Sylbert's production design transform the realistic setting (shot on-location in Manhattan's Dakota apartment building) into a sinister projection of Rosemary's fears, chillingly locating supernatural horror in the familiar by leaving the most grotesque frights to the viewer's imagination. This apocalyptic yet darkly comic paranoia about the hallowed institution of childbirth touched a nerve with late-'60s audiences feeling uneasy about traditional norms. Produced by B-horror maestro William Castle, Rosemary's Baby became a critically praised hit, winning Gordon an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Inspiring a wave of satanic horror from The Exorcist (1973) to The Omen (1976), Rosemary's Baby helped usher in the genre's modern era by combining a supernatural story with Alfred Hitchcock's propensity for finding normality horrific.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1968)
Cast: John Cassavetes, Mia Farrow
Director: Roman Polanski
Producers: William Castle, Dona Holloway
Screenwriters: Ira Levin, Roman Polanski
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guys abuse and gaslighting was the scariest part of this movie honestly
You are right. Her husband is the real devil.
Abd the Dr that betrayed her
When my baby daddy watched it he said “what? He gave her up just like that?”
“guy woodhouse” is the nickname for my ex husband. legit.
"Don't be scared, it won't bite you." I always loved that line and how startled Guy got when he felt the baby
I'm thinking it's because he realizes that it's no joke...he's the stepfather of the antichrist! And he also realizes that because he's an ass, there's going to be an even higher price to pay in the end...
It's not really his
Yes, he knew the baby wasn’t his and he knew it was the devils son, so that’s why he was afraid to touch when Rosemary asked/invited him to do so; he backed away, afraid saying no no.
I hate, absolutely HATE her husband. He was the most deplorable character. The way he emotionally abused and gaslighted poor Rosemary is beyond infuriating.
Yes, the sense of betrayal was the most horrible thing in that movie. Everyone was betraying her behind her back. Loved it when she spit on him!
Psychopaths are like that
Yea reminds me of my ex
the movie is really only 2% about Satanists and newborns
If he is infuriating, that just means he’s a believable actor, which makes him a great actor because it’s so believable! He’s doing a great job, playing his part in the movie!
"WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?! What about what's fair to ME?!" Such a powerful line. This is one of Mia Farrow's best roles in her entire career.
Yes I believe it is
The best.
Yeah that was a great movie too. I just watched that again recently. Rosemary's baby... one of the most scariest movies.
"I'm tired of hearing how great Dr. Sapirstein is!" Turns out Dr. Hill wasn't much better - he handed her back to Sapirstein.
To his defense, I don’t think Dr. Hill was a satanist. I think that he thought rosemary was crazy and turning her back to sapirstein would make him more respected in the doctor community. It’s as he says in this scene: “Dr. Sapristein is one of the best doctors in New York and Dr. Hill is a Charlie nobody”
Yes prenatal care is important.
Love Mia Farrow
This scene hurt the most, how can her husband do this to her. For me this is not just a movie but teaching you the reality of real life to don't trust people
The way he spoke to her poor Rosemary
I love how they made Guy such a selfish actor that Rosemary didn't even notice he was afraid of the fetus, as he had always acted like an asshole before then anyway.
I think he's realizing he's screwed for eternity...😈😈😈😈
I think he was threatened by the Casavettes if he did not agree to their plan, and just bribed him more stardom to pull the wool over his eyes. Biggest mug in film.
@@gracestenberg4188 Yep. THIS is the moment where it all sinks in, then he tries to ignore it
@@Onmysheet he was selfish. He didnt care about rosemary.
@@Onmysheet yes I agree they could have threatened to kill both him and Rosemary he was probably to frightened to refuse
So; who's the greatest villain in "Rosemary's Baby"?
Minnie Castevet ? Roman Catevet? Dr. Sapirstein ?
The Devil?
None of the above. "GUY WOODHOUSE" had them
them all beat to hell in this movie. What a slime.
agreed. Polanski struggled with making Guy appealing and likeable in the beginning (so his decision to betray Rosemary would be all the more shocking) or to make him kinda shifty from the start. He obviously took the shifty approach.
I kinda liked guy before he went along with the cult. While a bit selfish, he had a sense of humor and did seem to love Rosemary. Even at the end he loved Rosemary, just not nearly as much as he loved himself. @@haintedhouse3052
Mia Farrow was awesome, but dam it, John Cassavettes was incredible in this role. I really really despised him, and unlike other villians, saw absolutely no good or redeeming qualities. His expression when he touches her stomach -- it finally sinks in EXACTLY what he did. I thought he was gonna run away screaming. GREAT actor
I was trying so hard to figure out where I recognized him from and then the more I looked at him, it suddenly clicked to me that he was the same actor who played Ben Childress in the movie "The Fury," in which he was cast alongside Kirk Douglas and Amy Irving, which came out ten years after this movie.
And to think either Jack Nicholson or Robert Redford had John Cassavetes role.
The pain ending and the satanic baby moving is a sign that Rosemary's body has accepted this creature growing inside her. The same thing happens at the end of the film, when she accepts the baby after being horrified and repulsed by it initially. In both cases, this acceptance signals Rosemary will fully be its mother.
Wtf? She didn’t know the baby was the devil at this point, how could she accept it?
@@lepetitchat123 I didn't say that Rosemary consciously and willingly accepted her satanic baby; I said her BODY accepted it and showed this by the pain ending
@@lepetitchat123 the bond between a mother and her baby; one of the strongest bonds to ever exist.
@@destinydarrling9276 the bond built on dependency.
The fetus (or whatever satanic force) knew she was going to see a normal obstetrician and the jig would be up. It ceased to put Rosemary at ease for a bit
rosemarys lovely felt so sorry for her
The most sad thing is that kind of husbands actually exist in real life
Interesting that Guy used the term "For Christ's sake" when Rosemary was carrying within her the exact oppsite of the Son of God and when Guy knew it.
No god but Allah
Islam way for peace and real monotheist
Search about the truth with honest heart .
@@amany247
God The Father
God The Son
God The Holy Spirit
Their friends kind of trashed their apartment in this party, I've always thought. There's a lot to clean up.
Really. Between these opportunistic party goers and the crazy Satanists in the building, Rosemary only had poor Hutch as a true friend.
***** I agree. Funny, but in 1968, a lot of people would have taken offense to a younger woman and an older man having such a close friendship, so in that sense, the movie was also ahead of its time.
Yeah, those damn satanists, always eating babies and not cleaning up after themselves
Would have thought seeing how I'll she was they would have helped to tidy up for her
Hey! I thought I was the only one who saw that mess. Her friends should have helped her clean up.
Such a great actor John Cassavetes
In the book rosemary blames herself from not drinking the devil juice that the baby nearly died , so they are so devious that they knew stopping the pain would make her be more compliant
the hell? the more I watch this movie, the more it freaks me out. This literally scares me more than The Exorcist :(
Dude, me too. The first time I watched this I was like what the fuck..
It is a scarier movie than Exorcist . Exorcist has scary scenes in places, but this movie has an overall tone of hidden , growing horror that never lets up .
Yeah cos it could easily happen lol this is why I dont get friendly with neighbours
@@tpbfangirl You mean someone giving birth to satans' baby could happen easily?
@@tpbfangirl just say jesus or god's name and it won't happen
The best part is when he feels the belly he gets freaked out. Well played by Cassavetes.
Sometimes I wonder what could've happened if Rosemary had a miscarriage. Would the cult members have killed Guy for failing his task? Or maybe both of them.
I've always thought Guy was to afraid to refuse them to use Rosemary in their diabolical plan they would have killed both him and Rosemary
If she had seen the baby and found out what it really was, they definitely would have done away with her and Guy. Assuming she was zonked out on drugs and they disposed of it before she ever saw it, I don't see why they wouldn't just cut Guy and Rosemary lose and turn to some other poor, unsuspecting party. I mean only Guy would have known, and who the hell's gonna believe him? Also, murdering a young couple would carry way too high a risk of having their cover blown by police investigation.
0:46 I absolutely love how he laughs as he says this, because he knows how ridiculous it is
Man! that is the saddest movie i've ever heard
Again GUY SHOUTS so everyone in the next room hears , not fare to Sapirstein is the creepiest comment , they heard the shouting & were nervous as she had young pals around
Can someone please post this movie up
great acting ... its like on a stage ...
Rosemary looks like she is 18
+Mackenzie Buckley
And behaves like she is 4......
I can see that kim urfhopl
+Mackenzie Buckley good.
Mackenzie Buckley I believe that Mia Farrow was only about 19, maybe 20, at the time this movie was made, so the actress looked her age but I think the character of Rosemary would have been maybe mid-20s. I wonder if Roman Polanski wanted someone who looked very young. I remember Mia Farrow saying in an interview or maybe in her autobiography that she was married (at 19) to Frank Sinatra at that time and he wanted her to drop out of the project but Mia wouldn't do it, she had already committed to filming "Rosemary's Baby" and would honor that commitment. It surprised me that Frank Sinatra would want another show business person to back out of a project that that person was already signed up for. Good for Mia for her professionalism and integrity.
+Andrew Brendan The film was shot in 1966-67... She was 21-22.
I never understood, why did the pain stopped? what changed?
Satan stopped it as he could not risk Rosemary going to another doctor. Sappestien was one of the satanic cult thats why he was recommended to her.
I always thought that the witches stopped it as she said she was going to change doctors
I always thought the pain was in reference to the babies formation. Once it finally "took" to Rosemary (like a parasite) the pain stopped. Why else didn't she feel it before? No way a human/demon baby would result in a normal pregnancy.
I actually thought it was the shake she made instead of taking the one with tannis root but then I remembered she kept drinking it after the pain went away
They stopped it so she wouldn't go to the outside doctor.
Isn't that red dress the same dress that Kate Middleton wears when she had a baby???? It's...
that is the great movie
that is the film that makes me sad or scary
Of course! That's a clips from Rosemary's Baby
“It’s not fair to Sapirstein.” If my husband ever said that to me if I was put in Rosemary’s shoes, I would leave him immediately and not stick around. Goes to show how much I hated Guy.
Rosemary
Heaven restores you in life
she's not changing
Rosemary's Baby is the drama, horror movie
Best scary movie ever made IMO was "The Changeling" the 70's version with George C. Scott. It had an excellent plot and was truly a scary movie. The slasher movies of today are awful. Never watch them.
Me neither
Oh The Changeling is a great movie, I keep hearing that kid pounding on the side of the bathtub....ohhh strange....
@@laurallewien2165 Yes it was! Poor little boy! But he got revenge, that's for sure!
Its alive and kicking, everything is fine, end of movie :)
Did anyone get any Frankenstein vibes near the end of the clip?
Damien: Omen is the best horror movie ever
Rosemary's Baby makes a person (mostly a woman) not want to have kids
I'd say, it might convince women to be more selective in husband hunting
I always thought the drink was causing the pain. Then when she stopped after a few days the pain went away.
I think the cult did something to stop her pain so she wouldn’t go see Dr Hill
"Now I know what it feels like to be God!"
No god but Allah
Islam way for peace and real monotheist
Search about the truth with honest heart .
Ugh and she looks so sickly here, what an effed up movie
See 'In Company of Men' starring Aaron Eckhard. You might change your mind.
JAMES
I saw it. all I can say is..... well I can't.
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Katemiddleton
Kate Middleton wore that dress during her baby reveal. 🤔
I hated her husband, Vile man!
He’s doing his job and being believable great actor!
it's not fair when she's a actor
Same dress Kate Middleton wears after giving birth to her first baby. In case anyone hasn't noticed.
Damn, she was a child
she was only 23, some people look younger when they get a certain age, that's just how genetics is. @paula catlover
"I haven't drunken it for the last three days, I've been throwing it away"
*Pain stops*
*Proceeds to drink it again in the next scene*
I'm sorry, but that part of the movie made absolutely zero sense. Same goes for her letting the neighbors take care of her after she "miscarried".
She probably thought they were right all along....that Dr Saperstein was right that the pain would eventually stop....so she started trusting them again. IMO I think they knew she was onto them and she was getting ready to go see another doctor so they did some of their voodoo magic to make the pain stop
Well I don't think she let them per say. By then I think a little bit of her spirit was broken so she didn't bother to fight back.
@@kaitlynmartin2075 But she had just fought back against her husband in the previous scene, when she basically begged her friends to keep him away. I understand that gaslighting isn't black and white, but come on.
Roman should've kept those scenes more apart for it to make proper sense.
Her judgement is clouded by the relief of the pain stopping. She thinks that Saperstein was right along, and it is safe to continue with what they're doing.