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Film Analysis: Rosemary's Baby
The child of the Devil
Roman Polanski’s film “Rosemary’s Baby” gives rise to the classic horror film, with the theme of ambition by the protagonist Guy, who in change of success makes a pact with the Devil. The film accounts for many themes that characterize it as the classical horror movie of all times. The pact with the Devil and the born child, offspring of the Devil itself are themes been used in many movies subsequently. The movie starts with the promising life of the couple as they begin their life together. Guy marries young Rosemary and move to a house to begin their life as a couple .Then, as any couple's dream they both decide to have a child that will be the product of their love. However, Guys intentions with the baby are not
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