Rosemary's Baby - What have you done to its eyes?

Rosemary sees her baby.

[troyray]

"He has his fathers eyes" such a great line lol

[DanceFun]

These gender reveal parties are getting out of control

[theo]

That saxophone "scream" when she sees the eyes of the baby, really gave me goosebumps when i first saw the movie and it still does everytime i watch this scene.

[puplover]

One of the most brilliant decisions ever to be put to film is Polanski's decision NOT to show the baby. Our own imaginations are 1000x worse than any visual. And he knew that. Genius.

[linkfan]

That music combined with her expression sends chills down my spine.

[dialko]

I love the way she screams the word “MANIACS.” The definition of blood-curdling. Great performance

[AtenRa]

I absolutely love how the old lady explains the situation so plainly and matter of fact in that thick accent while everyone else is shouting religiously. She's hysterical.

[HellsHord]

great acting from mia farrow that look on her face after seeing the baby makes my blood run cold, sheer horror

[justinhenry]

John Cassevetes pacing in the background like a cowardly worm is the cherry on top of this amazing scene.

[Novin.S]

The true horror of this film was at the end. When we hoped and prayed that Rosemary kills the baby and ends it all. But she pets the baby and accepts to be his mother. Throughout the film it was only us and Rosemary against the mysteries and unknown vicious plots. But at the end it's just us. Left alone.

[BottledSacha]

The way the woman at 1:44 speaks makes it sound like a reasonable argument.

[kaczynskis]

This scene actually feels like a dream sequence, with the suspension of logic you sometimes get in dreams - a woman strides into a living room with a knife and is hardly noticed.

[JBJones]

That music at 0:49 and the look on her face oh my goodness. Nobody makes this stuff anymore.

[chaoticdays]

The 60s 70s horror movies are the scariest because they use subtle psychological horror unlike the in your face CGI/makeup that modern horror movies use.

[tipsy]

No line in film history has ever been delivered more perfectly than Mia Farrow's "What have you done to its eyes!"

[Annasea]

my favorite line in the movie: "shut up, you're in Dubrovnik, I don't hear you"

[raininspain]

though I wouldn't consider this movie "scary, " it leaves you with an unsettling feeling for a while that is difficult to shake off. Am I the only one who feels this way?

[TheGreekPianist]

This scene really disturbed me! This film really made me terrified of cults. The fact that they didn’t show the baby made this scene so much more horrifying!

[georgemikal]

0:47 is so sinister the way Mia Farrow's eyes get so wide in shock

[sin]

Mia Farrow's reaction to her baby's looks is not only the scariest part in this film (and the only scary part really) it's also a horrifying means of making people pair their imagination with the movie's intentions.