Through impressive use of color, texture, lighting, and sound, The Exorcist reveals a surprisingly rich psychological ambiguity of parallel characters, corresponding with the mystical nature of and fine line separating good and evil powers.
A Sentence on The Exorcist
21 Jul
This entry was published on July 21, 2008 at 3:15 pm. It’s filed under 1970s Cinema, American film, One-Sentence Reviews and tagged cinema, exorcism, horror, The Exorcist, William Friedkin.
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until u watch it not really scary the movie but still scares you
its not really scar any more cuz i watch the movie about 50 times already
You are an idiot. I hope you will one day take some basic English classes, or at least move out of the ghetto. Words like, “You”, “because”… and some punctuation may help actually look like you didn’t spend half of your life being home schooled by a drooling alcoholic that was spawned from hundreds of years of inbreeding, you little Peacock.