Rosemary's Baby 1968 -- OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE 

IKR, Hutch was her only hope in being saved.

It really is. On a psychological level. The cinematography, music,suspense, realism lulls you into a false state.

In my opinion this movie was not scary at all. Like it was just down right wired. Like it was good but not scary. There is a few moments that are scary but not enough for me to stop watching it or cover my eyes.

lmao old man

This and the exorcist

You have really good taste!

bingo

Absolutely. Those two minutes are really unsettling. The combination of the initial piano chords over the Paramount logo, and then the New York establishing shot ending over that gothic fortress that the Dakota Apartments are, all underscored by one of the best themes ever. That lullaby is at the same time spooky and strangely tender. It's so engraved in my subconscious that I sometimes have dreams where I wander through some emty corridors, and I know it's the Dakota. The whole movie is a total masterpiece , of course. I must have seen it 50 times, and its psychological effect is so well established that I find myself needing to look away from the screen sometimes...just in case, if you know what I mean. Polansky is a genius, and he was a genius in 1967.

Agreed.

Alexis M I agree

+Thomas X. ... and I like that one chimney is smoking ... in this film every detail is perfect ...

YEAH!!! Very true, I often wondered if Guy knew all along about the satanist in this apartment building. Also the Dakota is a grand old building I would love to live there

@@marciloni12 You'd really want Yoko Ono as a neighbor???

If you're a millionaire you've got a chance.

@@TheIndependentLens Now THAT’s scary

Comment of the video award.

StoneyX213 yeah but this movie is cool

but he is a genius ... sorry ...

nostalgia ultra True! The opening music is so beautiful you would never expect anything horrifying to happen.

It gives me chills every time I hear it,

Alexandros Deligiorgis is really is a masterpiece like The Exorcist

Both great, this one even bigger

*54 years (almost)

Yes!💙

Guy wanted the apartment :-)

Yep he really sold his soul to the devil

​@@SoulFireCandlesNYChe gave up his wife and first born son, not his soul. The whole movies and allegory anyway

OMG NOOOOOOOO

Wouldn't it be wonderful if there really WERE SUCH A THING? We'd have pots of Tannis growing, just to horrify people.

Tanis anyone?

No wait she says it like this: "preganant"!!

Only if you have chocolate mouse too bruh

Yes it is. I found part 2. It's 100% horrible. I had no idea there even was a part 2. It was a made for TV movie and bad. I think I found it on youtube a few months ago.

looknowtv I think you are referring to Agnieszka Holland's version with Zoe Saldana starring as Rosemary. I haven't watched it, and not intending to :-)

it is. it's unsettling and affecting, but brilliant.

Actually, that's called a 'sequel'. But I agree. The sequel is BAD - intolerably bad and boring. Apparently, they spent so much buying the rights, there was no money left over for a decent screenplay - or a decent ANYTHING.

@@looknowtv yes! A terrible movie

You know my sons school they don’t use a Bull when they have recess they have a Theme like this one and I hate it mmm I alwasy thought it was brainwashing !

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Long live Charlie

wasn't it creepy ?

Scariest picture l ever saw but sadly it has been cut to pieces now.Saw it first in Zambia in the 60s frightened me to death then!!!

A clock work orange

@@nyck1d36 no

Brilliant film. Beautiful lullaby!♥️

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can you say why ? :-)

@@MrSebboxxx because its a cult classic horror/drama and brilliantly made film that's why.

@The Starman ... the film is a masterpiece because it shows the contradictory nature of human being ... in a very originel way ...

The film is just so grounded it’s own time period it almost feels like a time capsule into the second half of the 60s. It truly shows how psychological horror can be the most frightening thing on this earth, and at the same time has a wonderful overarching message it conveys at the end.

​@@baysidegreg "The film is just so grounded it’s own time period it almost feels like a time capsule into the second half of the 60s." I thought exactly the same.

Are not you a Slav? Do not be afraid. This melody represents the boundless love.

Then please put your middle finger down and be a good example to your child. Thanks ^_^

Stop watching movies like this if your preggo, watch Eddie Murphy Daddy Day Care for Gods sake

I got some tannis root just in case you need it...

yeah and Dear Prudence is about Mia's sister...

I didn't know that thanks for the info

Happy to be of service.

I don't believe in coincidences. Nearby, on the other side of Central Park, is where Heath Ledger died. The area is CURSED...

Yes, in Lower Manhattan, not that close to Central Park. The Dakota is on The Upper West Side, miles away. Not much of a coincidence, unless... Are you saying the whole Island is cursed? Stranger still, try to figure out why River Phoenix doesn't have a star on the Walk of Fame yet James Dean does. Not many theories out there if you can come up with one yourself but I have one if you're interested. I expect Ledger will get one by 2018 but Phoenix never will.

Like her entire pregnancy was normal according to the satanists 🤣

Long live Charlie

I heard people's memories of the filming period. Apparently Krzysztof Komeda secretly in love with Mia Farrow.

I know that this movie isn't exactly suitable for little children, but I used to sing along with this song when I was 7-8 years old. I liked it very much back then (and still do)

... it is a deceptive romantic thing ... lurking behind the unspeakable ...

YEP!!!! GORGEOUS LULLABY. AND ROMANTIC😊😊 PERFECT FOR SUSAN O R ANDY!!😊

Yes!!! RiP

A.k.a. Masterpiece?

As it turned out, that pixie haircut just added to the creep factor of the film lol

The haircut was written in the book

Abc xyz I think it’s beautiful singing that sets the grim tone of this movie. And it ties to the ending in such a fantastic way you know Polanski made the choice to intentional include this.

May have been intentional but it’s merely because it’s Mia Farrow. I find her voice fairly annoying.

Abc xyz I love her voice and this movie. It’s in my top ten and it’s a perfect 10/10 from me. It’s number four in my lodge behind pulp fiction eternal sunshine and clock work orange

Another creepy coincidence tied to this movie

Coincidence? I think not. Creepy.

maybe he talk too much?

Funny you mentioned this. The wife watched it alone for the very first time right after she gave birth. She just 'felt' like watching this movie.

It's such a sense of foreboding before it's time. Good tie in with Friday The 13th since it's the same studio that released it!!!!👍👍👍👍👍

You know back then when it was 2008 I heard that a different director was going to do a remake of this movie and to be released but they never done it, and it was going to be produced by Michael Bay.

@@luisdorado8562 thank god that didnt happen.

@@kevinmichaeljoy8074 The apartment would have surely exploded at the end if he had gotten his hands on it 🤣

I agree

12 years Lata this was out 1968

And she won Best Supporting Actress Oscar that year!!😊