The consensus read: "Although the Parisian setting and special effects are impressive, this Rosemary's Baby remake resorts to sensationalism and gore." While Guy appreciates Roman's taking him under his wing, Rosemary is overwhelmed by the Castevets' interest in their lives. [1][2] Unlike earlier versions, it is set in Paris rather than New York.
Doesn't she. Rosemary shares her suspicions with Guy that Roman Castevet is Steven Marcato, and that the Castevets are witches with sinister designs on their baby, but Guy insists that she is being paranoid. Was that supposed to get a chuckle out of me? Freaked me out so badly, such an amazing moment. They're all like "yeah, sorry Mary but we let Satan rape you and killed several people in the process, we apologise for any inconvenience." above a page on Steven Marcato.
such a great horror film and indeed a creepy ending, i enjoyed it a lot, such a classic film.
Roman and Margaux take a strange interest in the couple after Rosemary becomes pregnant. Furthermore, she noted that it was reasonable that Rosemary (Zoe Saldana) would be naive and dependent because of her unfamiliarity with Paris as a newcomer. It's a Roman Polanski movie, great "bad" ending happen all the time.
We don't know Rosemary to be especially religious so she will get used to it. I have always interpreted the sound as the baby suckling her breast. ", Saldana signed on to the project on January 8, 2014. I loved the first 2 hours and 10 minutes of the film. I love Polanski. [6][8], On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the show held a 31% approval rating with an average score of 4.8/10, based on 35 reviews. [3] Director Holland was a three-time Academy Award nominee and the original film had earned Academy Award nominations. Rosemary discovers a secret door in their closet, which leads to a study containing books on the occult. [13] Stanley wrote that the host couple, French sophisticates Margaux (Carole Bouquet) and Roman Castevet (Jason Isaacs), were completely different from the one in Roman Polanski's original. At least I think that's what happens at the end. That's an interesting theory. She finds evidence of the previous couple that lived in their apartment, and after going to Commissioner Fontaine (Olivier Rabourdin) with her suspicions, learns that the woman, Nena (Victoire Bélézy), committed suicide.
I think it's one of the best closing sequences ever. Of course the common interpretation works too, as it's anyway certainly made to be taken this way, but, maybe the real ending is hidden, and a bit too well lol. Rosemary's Baby is a 2014 two-part, four-hour television miniseries adaptation of Ira Levin's best-selling 1967 horror novel of the same name. Zoe Saldana stars in the NBC production that is directed by Agnieszka Holland. And the "dream" sequence in the middle was a real stand out piece of horror for me.
The priest hangs himself soon after, which prompts Fontaine to investigate. [1] Saldana signed on with the expectations that fans of the original would not like the adaptation, but she was lured by the Paris setting and more importantly the opportunity to live and work in Paris for three months. Rosemary goes to Dr. Bernard (Oisín Stack), Julie's friend, but he thinks that she is delusional and calls Guy. Powered by: vBulletin, Copyright, ©2000 - 2020, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. http://www.movieforums.com/community...ad.php?t=26201, http://www.youtube.com/user/iluv2vid...?feature=guide, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. run to the tail end of the bus and starts pounding against the
as if they all went out to dinner together and didn't invite her. Although there are several notable changes, this miniseries is considered to be a faithful updating of the original 1968 film adaptation. They aren't cackling or posing their shit, it's just like hey yeah you were raped by Satan, sorry about that. She was going insane, then calmed down and sat down and started to just chill (while everyone else went on with their own business - which I don't understand), and then got up and went over? [8][13][14] Poniewozik stated that although director Holland had successfully directed complex and lively episodes of The Wire and Treme, this adaptation was "leaden and slack", which may have been due to an attempt to fill two two-hour time slots. Weeks later, Rosemary learns she is pregnant, but her health deteriorates and she is neglected by Guy, who is reluctant to touch Rosemary and has been spending more time with Roman. Late into the pregnancy, Fontaine is still investigating the Marcato case and warns Rosemary to keep her eyes open. Guy is angered when he learns Rosemary went to visit another doctor, as encouraged by her friend Julie (Christina Cole). [6] Whereas the original movie used the Omaha native housewife transplanted in New York City, the new adaptation presented Saldana's Rosemary as a ballet dancer who was the primary wage-earner and who left New York after a miscarriage to start over in Paris with her husband during his one-year teaching job at the Sorbonne. Rosemary sneaks out of the apartment to meet Fontaine, but he is run over by a truck while Rosemary watches. She's accepted responsibility as the mother. I think the sound you hear is the baby breast feeding. [11][12], Alessandra Stanley of The New York Times, who called the miniseries a "surprisingly clever remake", felt that the choice of Paris as the setting was not only "one of the best things" about the remake, but it works well with the theme of conflict with neighbors. The film earned almost universal acclaim from film critics and won numerous nominations and awards. [6], Unlike the novel and movie, the miniseries is set and shot in Paris rather than New York City.
while the bus is being driven somewhere? If the characters aren't acting as if this is a big deal why should it have any real impact on me? [1][7] While the new adaptation was bloodier than the original movie version, it attempted to be more sophisticated by touching on themes such as "post-feminist meditation on the loss of control that women feel with pregnancy and on the seduction of money and power".
That being said, it is my favourite film and I'm a sucker for Mia and Roman's work.
finds that there are no passengers, and she runs over to the. Rosemary recovered only after the coven's last member had died. Rosemary takes one of the books, which is about witchcraft and contains a handwritten "It's an anagram!" But that's just goes to show what a great film it is, having some ambiguity leaving it open to interpretation and having people talk about it years later. [8] Poniewozik characterized Rosemary and Guy (Patrick J. Adams) as "anesthetically generic" without a "complex relationship"; he likened the miniseries to a "lifestyle show" that becomes a "slasher movie". [4] Jason Isaacs and Patrick J. Adams joined the cast on January 20. I loved the sense of paranoia and dread it created, this movie had me on the edge of my seat just waiting to see what the hell was wrong with this chick's baby and how it would all resolve itself. After being discharged, Rosemary leaves Guy and declares that she is going back to New York. I loved the sense of paranoia and dread it created, this movie had me on the edge of my seat just waiting to see what the hell was wrong with this chick's baby and how it would all resolve itself. She goes through the secret door to the Castevets' apartment, where she finds Guy, the Castevets and their friends standing around a crib containing her baby. So sorry it didn't work for you. Mother and son are reunited, and Rosemary instantly becomes world-famous both for her remarkable recovery and as Andy's long-lost mother. driver to talk to him and finds that the driver's seat is empty. The work was not well received by critics, many of whom said that it was stretched to fill two two-hour timeslots. He described Saldana's Rosemary as more appealing, but no smarter, than Mia Farrow's. While packing her things in the apartment, Rosemary hears a baby's cries and starts lactating. [14] Stuever noted that the 2014 adaptation was set in "the hyper-aware boutique pregnancy" era, and pointed out one modernization that eased Rosemary's burden: Google image searches on Satan. Interesting theory, but I don't think it holds up. Rosemary's pains suddenly disappear, and the rest of the pregnancy proceeds well.
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