Who Saw Her Die?

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Irate T @IrateTyrant Oct 17, 2025 Giallo better than critically acclaimed DON'T LOOK NOW? Yup Venice, missing children with estranged parents: am I talking about Don't Look Now? No, absolutely not. That movie sucked. This movie is rocked with the knockers by Ennio Morricone. It is much more riveting and much more intriguing. What docked it a couple points was the fact that every Italian black-haired normal looking guy in the world looks exactly the same, so I was confused by the end. But of course, I knew who it was going to be... Which was, while way more predictable than Don't Look Now, way more fulfilling, of course. Literally, I haven't heard Morricone this good since A Fistful of Dollars. I love giallo. I've watched a number of them through Arrow-Player, and even though I'm hemorrhaging money from my bank account, I am forced to keep the streaming service. Thank you, giallo, I love you! See more Mar 21, 2021 1968. A red-haired child murdered and buried in the snow. Four years later, Venice with George Lazenby and his redhead kid. Great score building up those fake-outs; that build of atmosphere, so European -you can't put your finger on. Giallo touches, Venice crumbling, the guilt implicit in not being there when she is taken. The children singing and playing - but it doesn't fully hold as the plot unfolds. How much of this influenced Roeg? See more júlio a @RT51210674 Jul 24, 2020 É um filme fraquinho, Morricone me parece engatinhando patinando ainda na trilha sonora aqui. As cenas de sexo são medonhas, rs. Mortes de crianças, ou seja, é um tema até pesado! See more delysid d @RT67044741 Apr 28, 2018 this is a cool movie, i loved the music in the film See more Feb 20, 2017 I finally gave this Giallo a spin the other day and I am pleased to have finally crossed it off the list! The story of child murders and the mystery connecting them, it's a fun little whodunnit and I would recommend giving it a spin if you have the chance. Rental! See more Dec 12, 2016 An interesting giallo featuring a post-Bond Lazenby looking more like a hippie than a superspy. Great Morricone score and you'll never guess who done it until the end because--there's no logic. Lots of gratuitous nudity and suspense to keep you hanging on though. See more Read all reviews

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