I once fought with a friend to gain control of the TV and watch this film. He wanted to watch Peewee's Big Adventure instead. I need better friends. Apply in the comments.
Interesting. I always got hung up on the fact that Rosemary didn't fight like a banshee when the group was taking her baby in the end. Girl, punch them in the face! It's still YOUR baby!
Chuck, the parcel I won from the last quiz arrived today. Thank you for the gifts!
Since opening the parcel, I’ve been kind of leaving a faint snail trail of glitter behind me all day. I’m not sure if turning me into a vampire from “twilight” was intentional or not, but all the same, you made my day.
There was a neat bit of movie trivia from the book adaptation/companion piece of Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” in which it’s referenced that during one particular camera shot from “Rosemary’s Baby” - the tilting POV shot of Rosemary trying to see what Minnie Castavet is doing in an adjacent room I believe - the audience would all tilt their heads in synchronicity with the shot, as though it would offer them a better sight advantage
I once fought with a friend to gain control of the TV and watch this film. He wanted to watch Peewee's Big Adventure instead. I need better friends. Apply in the comments.
Interesting. I always got hung up on the fact that Rosemary didn't fight like a banshee when the group was taking her baby in the end. Girl, punch them in the face! It's still YOUR baby!
Chuck, the parcel I won from the last quiz arrived today. Thank you for the gifts!
Since opening the parcel, I’ve been kind of leaving a faint snail trail of glitter behind me all day. I’m not sure if turning me into a vampire from “twilight” was intentional or not, but all the same, you made my day.
Thanks again, Chuck.
There was a neat bit of movie trivia from the book adaptation/companion piece of Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” in which it’s referenced that during one particular camera shot from “Rosemary’s Baby” - the tilting POV shot of Rosemary trying to see what Minnie Castavet is doing in an adjacent room I believe - the audience would all tilt their heads in synchronicity with the shot, as though it would offer them a better sight advantage
Wow. So interesting Im curious to hear more Chuck