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Starring: Julie Christie Donald Sutherland Hilary Mason
Directed By: Nicolas Roeg
Synopsis: A married couple grieving the recent death of their young daughter are in Venice when they encounter two elderly sisters, one of whom is psychic and brings a warning from beyond.
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RIP Donald Sutherland! You will be missed!!!
Hear, hear!! 🙏🙏
I'm glad so many came here to say goodby to Donald. "Great film and great performance with grief as the centerpiece.
My favourite is "Ordinary people"
RIP Donald Sutherland, and thanks for all the memorable performances.
Hats off to a life well lived! We'll miss you, Donald. Enjoy yourself wherever your off to next.
'Good night, sweet prince.
And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.’
Rip Donald 😢 I literally just watched this for the first time and googled you and found you've been gone two days now. I'm devastated and can't believe I randomly watched this. What a loss but what a life. We will miss you
I thought I had seen most of his work, but not this one. Looks scary as hell, can't wait.
It is the most sophisticated film I know of in its genre - chilling tale of the paranormal, with a foreboding shadow of horror lurking throughout. Beautifully filmed in a very atmospheric Venice.
Alfred Hitchcock style movie sad traumatic miss you Donald.
@@MrHammerkop Does it actually have anything paranormal, or is it just that con-woman at the start of the trailer, doing a very unimpressive cold reading?
Nicolas Roeg was a genius. One of my fave movies of All time!
I saw this when I was about 9 years old and I've never been so scared watching a film in my entire life. I was frozen with fear during the ending sequence.
I am glad I was older when I watched it!
I'm not surprised. Who on earth let you watch it at that age, or did you just stumble upon it?
@@adolforodolfo6929 My Grandparents for some odd reason.
@@GeoffreyBronson I saw it at the cinema when I was, I think, 18 and a "veteran" of many classic horror films, and it was pretty unsettling even at that age; I definitely would have been freaked out by it at 9 😄
I gotta watch this movie now…🤣…i might not be scared as an adult but you never know.
"Don't Look Now"(1973) is an excellent and very atmospheric horror drama movie! The ending was very creepy!
1973 was the year of absolute gems, and the horror genre among all the others got to the serious level: 'The Exorcist', 'Don't Look Now', 'The Wicker Man', 'Westworld', 'Theatre Of Blood' (maybe the best Vincent Price performance)...
@@tylsimys67 I agree 100%!
Donald Sutherland - a legend!
I saw this when I was young at late 1970. Never sleep well since then!
Then you must have been demonized by the creepy red coat creature
I thought it was released in 1972?
@@potatoesandpickles
He probably means late 1970s.
@@potatoesandpickles 1973
* Slept
- You're using past tense
one of the best films to deal with grief and trauma. i can see the influence in hereditary. especially with how both films utilise supernatural elements, but they never cross the threshold into being a proper supernatural film. much more realistic and chilling
Hereditary shows possessed, headless corpses performing satanic rituals, spontaneous combustion, people's spirits being forced out their bodies and more.
This was my first time going to a theater and watching a movie. I was 9 years old then just had went to Puerto Rico wish the movie was in Spanish
I never forgot it .
May you RIP Danold Southerland 🕊🙏✨️
WTF??? Excellent movie for a 9 yo... Naturalmente.
Along with Suspiria, it’s one of the 2 most beautifully filmed horror movies of all time. And I fell madly in love with both Julie Christie-and Venice-while watching this movie. Both are truly soulful dazzlers.
'Suspiria' like any other Italian movie may have some visual merits, but it's otherwise horrible only in its despicable mess. 'Don't Look Now' is a spot on from the start to ever-so-defining finale.
@@tylsimys67 Nothing like a pretentious fool offering his opinions as if they are facts. It's art mate. Everything is subjective. I'm sure you deeply believe your taste is superior, but many view Suspiria as an all time classic. Perhaps try not to hold your taste as a definitive perspective?
Suspiria was not a ...most beautiful etc movie worth to mention it here. It was an extremely sick movie with incredibly scary scenes without any reason. I hope this one is not this kind.
Check out Claude Chabrol
😅
A classic that demands to be watched again and again. The ideas sublimated in the script are plentiful. The color red bleeds throughout the film. Acting is sublime. Direction is remarkable and editing is amazing. A tour de force.
This comment is proof that old people get blinded by nostalgia.
@@bort- Your comment is proof that people invest too much in their own opinion.
And beautiful
Score
@@bort- Making assumptions isn't the way to gain insight and intelligence.
@katherine why would you assume they’re making assumptions?
Donald Sutherland RIP - a fine actor!
This movie was released in 1973, before The Exorcist was. This makes it a true precursor of modern horror.
Nah, Rosemary's Baby came out in 68 and is a far superior horror film to this in every single way...
The Exorcist was also released in 1973
Still holds up well 46 years later!
It’s 47!!
@@mindysimo73 its 49!!
@@ibz2704 Did you happen to notice I wrote that a over a year ago dummy. Because it doesn’t say the exact date I wrote it!!
@@mindysimo73 shut up karen
@@nerenota Wow your stupid I’m right it’s a movie it’s from 1973 it’s 49 years old movie dummy!! Maybe you need to go back to first grade because you’re clearly not using your brain.
*This is really a jewl of cinema ! Anyone who is a counoseur knows that trailers didn't do justice to movies back then most of the times. The atmosphere is unique and just for that should be watched . I think it's the only movie that captures Venice in such a real way. More than this ,all characters,actions and landscape feel so real and organic compared to modern movies. It really takes you back to 70's Italy. I'm an european , not italian but I remember the 90's Venice and it wasn't so different than shown here. The little details are so great in this movie . For a normal american viewer, the details might seem like a filler or pointless but for people who really lived before 2000's know how great this movie is !*
Here because of a friend posting a reference of it being the A film to the much-lauded 'Wicker Man' which I have seen and am waiting for the 4k uncut for this summer. This is epic. It's got a lot of Claude Chabrol-style shooting techniques and some hallmarks of later 1970's movies by directors I love. Utter masterpiece from the cinematographer.
Watched again last night. First saw in 74 then went overseas and venice was just like that. A masterpuece of a movie.
A masterclass in Film Editing!
This movie is beautiful, and very unsettling. The twist gives me chills. Mr. Sutherland was fantastic in this. RIP ❤
One of his best films rip Donald
R.I.P Donald Sutherland
I love how this film plays with the viewers perception of what is going on in several scenes like John Baxter seeing his own funeral before it happens, but a first time viewer will see that as Laura being put under some sort of spell by the sisters and not actually going back to England to check up on their son. Scenes are filled with dread and very sinister images and strange character interactions.
The way this movie deals with grief and loss and foreshadowing is absolute genius there is a scene that always catches me off guard like when Laura is telling John about the blind psychic sister informing her that Christine is happy and well in the afterlife and then the next scene you see the two sisters laughing hysterically which makes you question are they genuine or a bunch of scam artists pretending to be psychic it's scenes like that that make this movie such a unique and unforgettable experience.
Olivier had his shouts, Sutherland has his grunts. Great film.
Amazing actor he will be missed
What a great film! One of the most underrated horror films of all time. Outstanding cinematography, writing, and acting.
Hm? This is considered by many people to be the greatest horror movie ever
Don’t forget the beautiful score by Pino Donaggio
@@viviennetwigg8096 Love it!!
It's not underrated at all - it was a voted best British film of all time in a survey of film industry figures (actors, producers, directors, etc.) conducted a few years ago by Time Out magazine.
@@adolforodolfo6929 I know, just edging out Lawrence Of Arabia. I guess what I meant is that it’s not a film that gets talked about much. Same thing with 1974’s Black Christmas. I’d say neither receives the attention or discussion they so richly deserve in horror history. So maybe not underrated, but under exposed or under appreciated.
R.I.P. Donald Sutherland.
"Don't Look Now" (1973) Trailer #1 I have this on DVD. It's pretty weird, strange, creepy, cheesy, campy, corny & has some good twists & turns. The ending always scared me. I need to watch this again. It's a great Mystery Thriller Movie. R.I.P. (Donald Sutherland) You will be truly missed. Awesome actor. Thanks for all of your movies on the big screen....SSSSS.
It still gives me nightmares. Great movie.
What gives you nightmares? Nothing scary in this movie. Very disappointing.
@@kirschakosWhat about the ending?
This film from 1973 reminds me of Arrival from 2016. It is like the visions are going backward in time. The creepy little Goblin at the end was a slap in the face to Roe V. Wade, but this movie was well done really well!
Mr Donald Sutherland take a bow!
In the days when you got two films for one on a trip to the cinema, this took main billing following The Wicker Man. That's the reason TWM was cut originally as the two films together were 20 minutes too long.
Perhaps the greatest cinematic crime of the century.
Such a brilliant film. Absolutely brilliant. Donald's first wife, Lois, taught me at school too! Lovely woman.
this is not the usual horror you've ever seen,. i wonder why Donald Sutherland never got oscar nom in his entire career?
I’m about to watch this movie for the first time
how was it
mystical atmospheric horror film. In the most beautiful city in the world. Intense red... 😍
The actress who played the daughter, (Sharon Williams) has two on screen appearances, one from 1973 and one from 1991, she's lucky to have worked with Donald Sutherland.
great film. Really shocking. Sutherland and Christie on top form. Other actors are great too.
RiP Donald, one of the best......
Saw hereditary and instantly thought of this film
What's it got to do with hereditary....i guess wicker man starring the same actor have a similar tone to that of midsommer
ari aster loves this movie
RIP Donald Sutherland!
Donald Sutherland - genious actor, RIP
A thriller that truly is thrilling.
'What is it you fear senor Baster?'
Donald Sutherland Dies: Revered Actor In Klute, Ordinary People, MASH, Hunger Games, Invasion of the Body Snatchers & Scores Of Others Was 88..😔
Just watched it. I absolutely loved it and I have no idea what happened 😂
Think of the fairytale.
The movie is a classic, but the trailer sheesh it looked like it was edited by someone who does Used Car ads.
damn, those used car ads are that bad everywhere? XD
Its a wonderful edit. You have no taste at all
@@terryseville8999 I agree. Great Trailer!
lol what a great trailer is this, expertly made
@@terryseville8999
Can you give me an example of a poorly done trailer?
Best bit of Bruges so far
It's cool when all the stuff crashes down
Rip Donald Sutherland 1935 2024
Superb movie...❤❤❤
Best scary movie ever...
At 1:28 we can see the drummer of Metallica, Lars Ulrich!!
no, it's Felipe Massa, F1 driver
Lol ...his clone
This is an intense trailer
People in this comment insult masterpiece and trailer. What do you expect this is 1973 trailer movie.
I saw good old thrillers and horror movies. This is not one.
A beautiful
Sensual intriguing movie. A gentle score enhancing brutality of the violence. Element of supernatural mixed with guilt
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He lived.
ooh THIS is the one with the small person in red running around Venice streets !!!... For all these years I could never figure it out .. kept thinking it was in The Omen. Time for a rewatch :D
“Paramount Pictures presents. Julie Christie. Donald Sutherland. “Don’t Look Now”.”
I see Donald Sutherland, I 👍.
I came to see what its about and I m in stitches with the trailer.
The trailer is awful. The film is magnificent.
One man's bubble perm disturbs everyone he comes into contact with, hence the title.
You’ll always be Hawkeye- what a great actor
Looking forward to watching and crituing the movie
I always thought 'Don't Look Now' was a poor title. It made it sound like a comedy.
It is the first sentence of the book which plays on the fact that the person who is blind actually has second site and the main character (John) also has the gift, but cannot "see" that he has the ability. I've not seen the film, but the book very much plays this up. Here's the first line of the book, "Don't look now," John said to his wife, "but there are a couple of old girls two tables away who are trying to hypnotize me."
@@MiltonGoinsHome Maybe.
But it's still a poor title.
@@ppuh6tfrz646 I love the German title „Wenn die Gondeln Trauer tragen“: When the gondolas bear mourning
@@guts7717 That's certainly better than 'Don't Look Now'
Classic Roeg
Don't read now !
Classic of Mystery and psychological Horror!!!
More influential than you know.
Kayak terinspirasi kisah nyata di Jakarta Indonesia Tahun 1960an, ada pasangan suami istri yg kehilangan anaknya karena teggelam di kolam ikan rumah nya sendiri 😢, mungkin ada trauma mendalam ya sama pihak keluarga nya, pengalaman yang tak terlupakan seumur hidup, tragis na’as ga bisa di tolak .
This is one of the few movies i've seen (another being silence of the lambs) which is actually better than the book it is based on. The book is excellent by the way.
Hola necesito que me ayude a buscar una película que vi haces unos años pero no recuerdo el actor ni el nombre sólo recuerdo algunas escenas quisas si te explico lo la recuerdo puede decirme el nombre si tal vez usted la ha visto espero me conteste para explicarte por favor
Que escenas?
Can't expect young people to understand things from the past. They have not been exposed to too many things. More than the depth of judgement, they lack a depth in range of experiences. Unless they go and see lots of old movies ( and in fairness this specific one is not an old movie, if put in context...) they can never acquire that range. On the other hand I see and hear them often praising new style movies that lack in real substance but are full of visual (and often cheap ) trickery and unrealistic plots often based on a pseudo future, like, just to mention one Blade runner 2. A total bullshit of a movie. Kind of sad...
@@teacup3370 Yea but you're talking about a small portion of youngsters...the general public is generally pretty ignorant and lacking taste when it comes to the "arts"
@@teacup3370 we talk in general not about some.
would love a remake with better effects/ editing ngl. Has the bones of a good film but the low budget/ 70's horror is rlly noticible.
Marcus brought me here! Hail Gein!
I'm a younger buck born in 87 what makes this title scary? I googled scariest movies of all time this movie was listed
I fell for this too and watched the movie because of it. It feels like a scam. No horror or thriller in this movie at all.
@@kirschakosΑκριβώς.
I'm terrified of the serial killer ngl
Yes, well... Serial killers are scary people by nature.
There is something so incredibly unnerving about her.
The way she sniggers just before she turns around and kills John is what made me absolutely terrified of her. Couldn’t sleep after that ending.
The thing is, she has no idea about Christine or anything else that has happened with John, (how could she, she’s just a serial killer running around Venice after all) but she knows she has another victim in her trap and that makes her smile. Uncanny beyond belief. Great film.
why were movies scarier in the 70s and 80s?
Masterpiece. The beginng is, the end
Is that the guy from the body snatchers movie?
Yes it is.
Now invasion of the Body Snatchers was a good scary movie this movie people are commenting about about not so much
Great trailer - I don’t need to pay eight quid to see the movie on here now ! Pretty much saw the whole damn thing here !
No you are wrong
Best horror film ever
The trailer is misleading on purpose.
I found acting was wonderful and score by pino donggio haunting
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Quite a nice trailer
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Freaky film for sure. This trailer is complete chaos which scares me even more. Reminds me a lot of Polanski’s Rosemary’s baby and the Tenant. Thriller/horror films from back then really mess with my psyche unlike modern thrillers.
Damn he's handsome
Stop ! If you look at this movie now, you may not like what you see. You have been warned.
What do you mean?
12:00 pm November 19th 2021
Keep in mind that in the first part of the 1970s, Venezia, Italia had become quite popular with English-American filmmakers. Almost all of th flicks partially shot there had something to do with death. This flick here seems to be your usual 100% British low-budgeter horrorific flick intended purely for British home grown audiences. Which is why it failed huge time in the States. Here on YT, you will find dozens if not Hundreds of British horror flicks from the late 60s and 70s. Almost none of which is any good, really.
Visconti's Death in Venice 😢
Where is the Rick death scene?
Rick and Morty brought me here.
This looks scary AF!!!
Looks like the only good thing about this film was that it was made in Venice Italy
This movie is so good lol, the trailer doesn't do it justice at all
@stee8345 nah the movie is def bad
@thiseasathens lmao, these are literally HORROR movies, wtf are you expecting???????
This film deserves a remake
No. Remaking classics is the worst thing ever.
It got one, it sucked.
F I watch it at 3:41AM
strange choice for a movie to be redone in 4k.
I think it’s much more of a big deal in Europe than it is in the U.S.
Rick and Morty brought me here
same
Was not expecting this comment lol
Yeh same
Silamento same here
Why? Huge fan of the show and I don't get the reference.