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60 of 143 · most liked firstShattered at the loss of Donald Sutherland, who from the neo-noir sensuality of KLUTE to the Gothic dread of DON'T LOOK NOW and the chilling loneliness of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS influenced every corner of the world of modern film. A singular talent, and what a legacy for all of us.
unlabelledView post →Any typos spotted today very much enjoyed going to their local film society meeting last night. The film was Don't Look Now starring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie and the typos are now desperate to find a royal blue wool coat like Sutherland's. 70s fashion was next level.
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now (Nicholas Roeg, 1973) Roeg is the most violent filmmaker I've ever come across because he treats the edit like a dissection. This film is nauseous with the effect of his cutting as the characters chase what they can't get back.
unlabelledView post →They don’t make movies like this today, and Don’t Look Now still is a shocking and emotional piece of cinema. An excellent example of a more well known (for those not familiar with European genre film) giallo. A masterpiece of course. #dontlooknow #donaldsutherland #juliechristie #giallo
unlabelledView post →🎥 Just found out my Other has never seen DON'T LOOK NOW and since I have it on Criterion but haven't yet revisited it, I think I know what we're watching tonight...
unlabelledView post →Daphne du Maurier (with scenes from the Nicolas Roeg film adaptation of the du Maurier short story "Don't Look Now") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: Idiosyncratic British director Nicolas Roeg. Visionary. Challenging. And sometimes, just weird. BOTD 8/15/1928 1971 Walkabout 1973 Don't Look Now 1976 The Man Who Fell To Earth 1990 The Witches #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Nic Roeg's DON'T LOOK NOW has turned 50, and I wrote about it for @theguardian.bsky.social. Now *here's* a horror movie about trauma you still can get behind, as time itself seems to collapse on grieving parents in Venice. www.theguardian.com/film/2023/oc...
unlabelledView post →10/11/73: Nicolas Roeg's brooding, visually stunning Don't Look Now w/Julie Christie, Donald Sutherland More: @ellenejones.bsky.social / @kermodemovie.bsky.social: www.bbc.com/audio/play/m... @michaelschulman.bsky.social: www.newyorker.com/recommends/w...
unlabelledView post →Watched Don't Look Now (1973). Utterly brilliant take on the psychological thriler, masterfully directed by Nicolas Roeg with great performances by Julie Christie and especially the always excellent and much missed on what would have been his 89th Birthday, Donald Sutherland. #Film #Movies
unlabelledView post →Share a horror movie that isn't talked about enough! 📽😱 1973 - I don't think anyone ever talks about Don't Look Now with how suspensful and bleak the movie presents a couple in the aftermath of loosing their child.
unlabelledView post →Daphne du Maurier (with scenes from the Nicolas Roeg film adaptation of the du Maurier short story "Don't Look Now") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →I'm on a bit of a '70s film #soundtrack binge. I don't own any 1970s Morricone or Jarre scores! More Barry aside, what else is missing? Shaft? Don't Look Now? Suspiria? I see The Godfather quite regularly here, but I can't bring myself to buy it with the German title 'Die Pate'. #movies
unlabelledView post →The ending of Don't Look Now is so silly, it ruins the whole film for me. Given how everything is done up to that point, wouldn't it have been better to do something a bit more subtle than just the shock-horror thing? Am I the only person who thinks this?
unlabelledView post →If the British Citizenship test was to include a discussion on the theme: "Don't Look Now - how does Roeg's film compare to cinematic adaptations of other Daphne Du Maurier stories and would Brian De Palma have been a better director for the project?" I'd apply myself even though I'm British
unlabelledView post →First watch: The Brood (1977). Conceived by David Cronenberg after a messy divorce, he billed it as his version of Kramer vs. Kramer. Part homage to Don't Look Now, part slasher film, with Oliver Reed hamming it up as a pioneer of "psychoplasmics". 1/2
unlabelledView post →I just read the Du Maurier story "Don't Look Now" for the first time, and if you've ever gotten to the end of the film and thought "A [spoiler] in a [spoiler] with a [spoiler], really?," it makes slightly better sense in what is simply a little horror story, and not a big morbid symphony.
unlabelledView post →Last night's film was the quietly grim ghost story The Haunting of Julia, which feels in many ways like a companion piece to Don't Look Now. An understated, criminally overlooked film shot in wintery, late 70s London. Very much my cup of tea.
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now is a Valentine's Day movie. 📽 DON'T LOOK NOW (1973) 🎲 PARANORMAL 🎲 BASED ON A BOOK 🎙 @happierman.bsky.social & @cecilbaldwiniii.bsky.social 🎨 #davidbaldwinart #RandomHorror9 #RNGHPN9 #randomnumbergeneratorhorrorpodcastno9 #dontlooknow
unlabelledView post →Picking a (not so) random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Year 2, Day #283 "Don't Look Now" (Nicolas Roeg/1973) One hell of a film. I've seen it before but I haven't watched this 4K release of it yet, I'm betting it looks stunning! Check it out.
unlabelledView post →A double bill of classic British thrillers; these two drop on BBC iplayer this week, they were a double-bill in cinemas way back in the mid-70's. First, Nic Roeg's supernatural chiller Don't Look Now, with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland in spooky Venice...5/5 film-authority.com/2022/07/15/d...
unlabelledView post →my partner shelving Night of the Hunter, Barry Lyndon, Funeral Parade of Roses, and Don't Look Now together like he's planning an all time insane film festival about fatherhood.
unlabelledView post →Daphne du Maurier (with scenes from the Nicolas Roeg film adaptation of the du Maurier short story "Don't Look Now") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Born 14 April 1940, actress Julie Christie. Among many other films, she starred in 'Don't Look Now' (1973) alongside Donald Sutherland. The movie is an exploration of the psychology of grief and the effect the death of a child can have on a relationship. #JulieChristie
unlabelledView post →4 slightly unsettling trips to the cinema for Sunday's #WeekendSingles Featuring songs from: The Wicker Man Don't Look Now Valerie & Her Week of Wonders If
unlabelledView post →Tonight me and my daughter watched Don't Look Now, and one of the first horror movies I ever watched and an absolute favorite of mine since I was a kid... Let's Scare Jessica to Death A movie I thought I'd dreamed, and no one else ever seemed to now about. She loved both!
unlabelledView post →Though Hitchcock's Rebecca is a very good film, my favourite Daphne du Maurier adaptation is Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now, 1973. The still photographer on the set was Frank Connor #stillonset
unlabelledView post →Nicolas Roeg (with scenes from his film "Don't Look Now") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →There's a screening of Don't Look Now happening near me next week but I can't go because I'm already seeing Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me at that same time. Did somebody plan a "Brad's Top 4 on Letterboxd Film Festival" without telling me?
unlabelledView post →Watched Don't Look Now for the umpteenth time last night. Great film, but thinking it would not work anywhere but Venice. Trying to think of other films where the location is one of if not the main character. I have a few in mind but interested in what other folk think ... suggestions?
unlabelledView post →Nothing is what it seems... #NowWatching 'Don't Look Now'. 1973 (Nic Roeg) I always head into this film with trepidation & great reservation. It's portrayal of loss & grief are profoundly devastating.
unlabelledView post →Justin John Doherty has literally written the book on Don't Look Now, and a beautiful thing it is. Here he joins @www.johnbleasdale.com for Writers on Film...
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now. Directed by Nicholas Roeg. Arguably my favourite film, amongst hundreds, because it speaks directly to my soul. “Nothing is what it seems”, is a casual line of dialogue that becomes an exploration of the act of perception, and the art of filmmaking itself.
unlabelledView post →This week's movie theme is Horny Horror! Tonight, @xshike.bsky.social and I are watching: 📽️ Don't Look Now (1973) - Nicolas Roeg
unlabelledView post →Now watching Don't Look Now (1973). I've already seen this like a dozen times, but this will be my first time in 4k. One of the very best movies ever made in the history of movies. Donald Sutherland will be missed #Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →Since we've just been to Venice, I persuaded daughter to watch DON'T LOOK NOW. The film features a famous (notorious?) 5 minute sex scene heralded by Julie Christie's and Donald Sutherland's bums being reflected in the bathroom mirrors. "No wonder it's called 'Don't Look Now'," said daughter...
unlabelledView post →I was JUST thinking about how much I wish I were in Venice right now, and BAM: the internet gives me an article about a behind the scenes book about Don't Look Now, which was filmed there. www.theguardian.com/film/gallery...
unlabelledView post →(Currently watching Don't Look Now for the second time this week, and it's not helping the sads very much 🫥 but at least has Donald Sutherland's Moustache which honestly deserved top billing in every film it ever appeared in.)
unlabelledView post →Celebrated Donald Sutherland with a rewatch of DON'T LOOK NOW. Goddamn, that movie is captivating. And his performance is excellent.
unlabelledView post →Just put on DON'T LOOK NOW in memory of his passing My all-time favorite film
unlabelledView post →Though Hitchcock's Rebecca is a very good film, my favourite Daphne du Maurier adaptation is Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now, 1973. The still photographer on the set was Frank Connor #stillonset
unlabelledView post →4.5/5. Another top-tier banger! What a wonderful movie- kind of a gumbo of exploitation, religious horror/thriller and giallo crossed with Don't Look Now to form a classic 70s horror experience. Great, dark story with plenty of twists and surprises. This UHD is stunning as well. Check it out!
unlabelledView post →The challenge is to choose 20 movies that have greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters… ACTION! #filmsky Day 1: Don't Look Now (1973)
unlabelledView post →I just watched "Don't Look Now" (1973) and it's frickin' gorgeous. Love a real people in real places movie. (And also reminded me that even with his 1970s hair-and-mustache situation, Donald Sutherland could get it. IDK what that weird obituary about him being unattractive was on about.)
unlabelledView post →Between being on a Daphne Du Maurier kick lately and the death of Donald Sutherland, I decided to put on Don't Look Now, one of the great examples of a movie that'll just make you plain scared of its vibes.
unlabelledView post →For absolute starters, the sex scene in Don't Look Now is absolutely vital to the film - it's one of the few times they actually connect with love and that's an incredibly important thing in the film.
unlabelledView post →We're watching Don't Look Now. I don't think Donald and Julie have said thank you (or grazie) to anybody since the film started. Rude.
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now, where Donald Sutherland full frontal/ unsimulated sex at most the third most horrifying thing in the movie.
unlabelledView post →BBC4 seems to be having a 1973 film fest. Just watched half of Wicker Man and Don't Look Now is on next. OMG they made crackin' films back then...
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now (1973, Nicolas Roeg) My all-time favorite film. :)
unlabelledView post →I'm thinking of read Daphne du Maurier's Don't Look Now first but I am tempted to watch the film version with Donald Sutherland beforehand. Decisions!
unlabelledView post →This statue of 'Envy' (Public Gardens, Castello, Venice) is turning a suitable colour. It has a very brief cameo role in the film 'Don't Look Now'.
unlabelledView post →Just finished watching Don't Look Now 70s horror (?) movie on Tubi with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland and what the what?????
unlabelledView post →1. Don't Look Now (1973) my numero uno fave film
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now (not hunger games). An amazing film catalogue and career.
unlabelledView post →the movie Don't Look Now (1973) has a sex scene where the 2 straights make out with each others armpits during passionate love making, but here we are 50 years later attributing it to the internet age.
unlabelledView post →What scene from a horror movie still haunts you to this day? 😬 Don't Look Now (1973) *shiver
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now is on BBC2 right now. Excellent Halloween movie, goes quite hard though.
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Now (1973, Nicolas Roeg) my numero uno film of all time!
unlabelledView post →I like ORDINARY PEOPLE and DON'T LOOK NOW as a double feature. Two movies advertised with family portraits in frames, starring Donald Sutherland as a father dealing with the traumatic drowning death of one of his children
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