[Filme completo] The Innocents (1961) - Legendado PT-BR
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- • Direção: Jack Clayton
• Roteiro: William Archibald, Truman Capote
• Gênero: Suspense/Terror
• Origem: Inglaterra
• Duração: 110 minutos
• Tipo: Longa-metragem
Sinopse: Deborah Kerr é Giddens, mulher contratada por um homem para cuidar de seus sobrinhos órfãos em um casarão de estilo vitoriano no interior da Inglaterra. Tudo vai muito bem, até que começa a notar um comportamento estranho nas crianças, passando a acreditar que existe alguma coisa suspeita acontecendo nas trevas daquela mansão - algo que a faz questionar também a aparente inocência dos pequenos.
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I think this film never quite got the recognition it deserved at the time.
The acting and visual symbolism are brilliant.
Francois Truffaut had just seen this and came up to Jack Clayton the director in a restaurant to say it is the most beautiful and brilliant English film since Hitchcock left for Hollywood.
Not only one of the best horror movies of all times, but one of the greatest movies of all times. The script, acting, cinematography, and direction are all perfection.
I agree.
No doubt!
THE creepiest film of all time. No gore, no axe-wielding psycho on the loose, no stupid special effects....just great script and directing, wonderful photography and brilliant acting. 10 stars.
Barbi Kelly : sure, indeed!
You should definitely also check out "The Haunting" (1963 version); it's been compared to this quite a bit. Likewise Michael Flanagan is adapting both for Netflix. (He already did The Haunting of Hill House, and next year is The Haunting of Bly Manor)
One of my favorite movie openings ever. Such a beautifully haunting song; and the all black screen up until the Fox logo is an original touch. Awesome movie
Ikr !! So incredible how they did that
That child actor that played Niles
deserves an Oscar
and the cinematographer
it is a gothic masterpiece
Also young and beautiful brunette pam.franklyn acted wonderfully here
got a scare and learned Portuguese along the way.
such a hard language to learn only watching a movie
Lmaoooo
If you have any doubts, ask me! I'm Brazilian!
😂
@@moacirfenelongallottimorei5071 obregado!!!
I love this movie. The simplicity of those times of film creation and making is magnanimous.
Thank You for sharing.
As well as the acting, direction and cinematography, this film is distinguished by the script--by far Truman Capote's best dramatic writing.
Nicky SCruzB nothing quite like it now...
i'm here after watching the haunting of bly manor & wanting to digest all things turning of the screw. so excited to watch this acclaimed horror/film classic for the first time!
Impressionante! Um filme verdadeiramente envolvente, e dá uma perspectiva interessante ao livro. Obrigada pela postagem!
Bom filme. Só não entendi de onde a protagonista descobriu que as crianças precisavam falar o nome dos mortos e não gostei por não sabermos o que aconteceu à ela e à menina.
@Prog Legendas n tem falha nenhuma, amigo, e ela n descobriu nd.
I saw this movie when I was a kid and it always stuck with me. I never could remember the title, but finally seeing it again was awesome. Seeing Quint at the top of the tower and the ghost of the woman in the lake always scared me, and its still very effective today. This movie is a classic, thanks for sharing!
"The Innocents" is based on "The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James published in 1898. The plot follows a governess who watches over two children and discovers that the house is haunted by ghosts and that the two children are being possessed. The title of the film was taken from William Archibald's stage adaptation of James' novella. Falling within the subgenre of psychological horror, the film achieves its effects through lighting, music and direction rather than conventional shocks. Its atmosphere was created by cinematographer Freddie Francis, who employed deep focus in many scenes, as well as bold, minimal lighting. It was partly shot on location at the Gothic mansion of Sheffield Park in Sussex.
It's fantastic! But I must say posssed is a odd word! Sometimes the poor things have no where to go but occasionally inhabit another ...
I've seen different versions of this movie, but I have to say this one is the best. What is best about this story is that you really believe that there is some kind of ghostly possession taking place. But the real tension is created by the fact that this woman is the daughter of a devout clergyman. She is far from home and maybe it is her own hysteria and loneliness that is creating her own fears and righteousness about her mission to "save" the children. The ambiguous question this story leaves us with is whether she was right or wrong...
faratina100 Yes, & what makes this movie so great is the fact that they left it unresolved.
faratina100 Far the best of all the remakes
I still dont understand, why did the boy died at the end??
@@sitinurkomala41 yeah me too 🤔
@@sitinurkomala41 Maybe he was possessed completely that time or the man took his soul with him he did put his hand up
This is one of the most beautiful, elegant films -- horror or otherwise -- that I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing this on TH-cam.
Amazing movie! Still gives me the chills. This film freaked me out the first time I saw it which was seven years ago now. I'll never forget the experience, I was coming down with a cold and late one night, this film happened to be on AMC(back when AMC still played old movies), and my heart raced through this whole movie, very intense! Never before or since has an old black and white movie scared me so much. This is without a doubt, one of the most effective ghost stories ever! No modern film could ever come close.
What a spooky movie. I had never seen it, which is something coming from a classic movie buff. The child who played Miles was amazing, & of course Deborah Kerr was superb. The set, music, and atmosphere made it all the scarier. But that's how classics were done, no bells ' whistles, just real acting. I watched it alone, don't know how I managed to that, as I am such a fraidy cat. I shall't do that again. 😳
I'm with you on the classic old movie buff and never seeing this, much less never heard of it until last week. I'm watching now right; at the bath and bedtime for Flora scene.
Filme que me fez perder noites de sono na minha infância.Valeu a postagem.
Extraordinary movie. After many times seeing it, I discovered that the first ghostly apparition was the calling of 'Flora' when Miss Giddens is walking towards the mansion almost at the beginning of the film.
matemprepa
The voice is chilling.
Oh wow! I had always assumed it was the maid. The voice is chilling now knowing.
kid deserved an oscar
+Lukas Miller the boy
A truly classic motion picture.I remember seeing it several years ago, it astonished me them and it still does.Now, I can more fully appreciate the full scope of the movie. The brilliant acting, the dramatic lighting, the finely tuned script, the costume design and the set decoration, the beautifully synchronized sound effects. I could go on for hours. This suspense filled, psychodrama has a power that outshines all of the contemporary so called suspense films by a mile. Thank you so much for posting.
Gostei, alguém que entende o sentido, a arte, parabéns!
Uma governanta que precisa descobrir o que está incomodando a mente das crianças.
Nem sei se devo chamar de suspense ou terror,mas ficou muito bem feito esse filme que teve a colaboração no roteiro do escritor Truman Capote.
O preto e branco deu grandes toques de noir.
Kerr em um de seus melhores desempenhos.
Bom filme. Só não entendi de onde a protagonista descobriu que as crianças precisavam falar o nome dos mortos e não gostei por não sabermos o que aconteceu à ela e à menina.
@@VitorFsr a chave para o filme é a sexualidade reprimida da governanta dada a educação recebida por seu pai, pastor anglicano. Repare q a governanta sempre se refere ao "maligno" com termos ambíguos sexualmente - depravado, sordido, "CORROMPIDO". Ademais logo no início a msm diz ter uma IMAGINAÇÃO MT FÉRTIL. Repare q na cena do corredr todos os sons podem ser simples sons noturnos de uma casa de campo, tábuas rangem, janelas batem, vento sopra. Os sussurros e gemidos sao imaginação dela. Em resumo: ela é paranoica e começa a ver sexualidade na relação pura dos irmaos. Irmaos estes q sao criancas carentes d atencao uma vez q seu tio os negligência e seus antigos amgs morreram. Dito isto, interessante frisar q há ambiguisde sobre possível precocidade nas crianças q aparentemente viram relações sexuais dos outros, provocando curiosidade e mimetismo comportamental no Miles, "o homem da casa", e medo na Flora, "a menina doce q prefere esquecer o q viu". Sexo era um tabu gigantesco na época, meu amigo.
@@mariogoes415 Eu não percebi esses detalhes e achei interessante a perspectiva que você apresentou. Não fui capaz também de notar se meus questionamentos são respondidos pelos aspectos que você levantou.
@@VitorFsr fala, amigo. Sou eu, o Mario, mas pelo pc hehehe então, pode refer. Vc sem dúvida agora vai reparar diferente no filme. É bastante interessante, porém deixo claro q é ambíguo. Tanto pode ser td da cabeça dela como pode ser real. O filme é bastante delicado. Grande abraço!
@@renatamencari2918 Obrigado, abraço
Baseado no livro: A outra volta do Parafuso - Henry James, vale a pena ler, fácil de ler.
Nossa eu amo filmes preto e branco... Lindos!
tbm e um clima que envolve no medo a gente
Acabei de ler o livro e cá estou..😃
li quando era criança, me assustou muito rs
Oh god....
I hope Rupert is okay.
He hid in his shell
Canicus Dredge I know. It's the most disturbing part of the movie to me.
POOR RUPERT!!!!
This has always been for me the scariest movie of all time. A true masterpiece.
I always remember watching this movie for the first time as a kid and I was so petrified after
I ended up sleeping with my parents, I think it must be the most scariest movies of all time.
I remember watching this film years ago and it was great! It's still great. I fell asleep the night before trying to watch it and jumped out of my bed when I heard that little girl screaming at the Gazebo! Those screams are nerve racking!!! The kids acted their behinds off as well as the governess. One of the best horror/thriller movies!
This a beautiful and very atmospheric film.. Simply one of the best British films ever made .. THE HAUNTING made. n 1963 has a similar atmosphere.
they couldnt have picked a better actress for this, deberah kerr
tina sheppard Deborah karr was the best thing about this film.
Deberah Kerr is the best.she nailed it
Agreed - the only comparable actress I can think of is Audrey Hepburn
007 beck everyone was good here
It's eerie just like "The Legend of Hell House with Roddy Mcdowall. Excellent acting !! Thank you for loading.
MUITO obrigada por disponibilizar o filme.MUITO obrigada mesmo.Desde que li "A volta do parafuso" fiquei encantada e quis assistir o filme,mas não encontrava com legenda em português.MUITO obrigada. :D
Wow!! Thanks for sharing this great film at this venue. It was a perfect film to watch while curled up on the sofa under a warm blanket on a cold snowy day.
Odd from me to watching this it's snowing while theirs fog setting in looks like ghosts running about the window amognst the trees! Blankets heavy ones repel blankets I'm told and Vicks 44md shurely isn't hallucingenic! ....and this movie at the same time....spooky!
Quando um filme consegue ser tão bom quanto o livro!
Essa historia pode ter tantas interpretações... muito bom mesmo
Deborah Kerr was the bomb! A classic English rose whose beauty only grew as the years went by. This is my favorite performance of her's. Second favorite is her role in "From Here to Eternity", for which she was nominated but lost the Best Actress Oscar that year to Audrey Hepburn for "Roman Holiday". Miss Kerr was robbed.
Not sure she would've appreciated being called an English rose - she was born in Scotland!
Scottish actually😊
Lisa Brooks I think she is amazing in black narcissus
Lisa Brooks all of this actors are superb and there is no better scary movie !
See the 1974 version megs Jenkins plays mrs growes again and miss Jessel is played by the daughter of the uncle Micheal Redgrave
The sister of the great Vanessa Redgrave an old engl actor dynasty
Gary Skyner yes hellensbourgh
Muito obrigado!! excelente trabalho de legenda.
I loved! Every single part of it. Especially the Weepping Willow song. This mixture of innocence, victonian places, old horror stories are so envolving. I wish to see more like that. Anyone know other movies with this theme?
Try look for: The Haunting. 1963 (A Casa Maldita)
Try "the Woman in White" by author Wilkie Collins...I think there is a 1990s version that is a pretty good adaptation.
Yes, The Haunting (1963) was good. Also The Changeling (with George C. Scott), and The Uninvited (Ray Milland version, haven't seen the newer one). For less creepy and more of an endearing ghost, there is The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947), a very good movie with Rex Harrison and Gene Tierney.
Willows have a odd habbit of catching the souls and remains of souls and soul orbs of the drowned unloved the not born and lost souls that never found home....they are harbors of the bizzare!
There's Dragonwyck and Rebecca as well...
Excellent film! The acting, screenplaying, atmosphere, music... two thumbs up for both young actors, astonishing indeed! One of my fav classic of all times!
This movie is just brilliant all around. I've been studying it and re-watching it over and over again for many years now to try and figure why its so damn scary and eerie. Its hard to really peg all the details of what makes this film stand out so much, even from other horror films of that era and even from the '70s horror, which many say was the genre's best days. Other filmmakers have tried and failed in later years to make a ghost movie that captures the atmosphere of this one. Why is this film so difficult to emulate?
Goldpilar Simply because it's UNIQUE!!!
Goldpilar
I've seen it hundreds of times and it still creeps me out. I think the fear is because everything is left to your imagination. Are the ghosts real? If so, are they truly possessing the children? Or is the governess nuts? Does she have pedophilic desires for the little boy? *Shudder*.
Barbi Kelly Yes, I was wondering. At what point she became nuts? Perhaps that picture of Peter Quint in the attic had disturbed her. I will keep these questions forever.
Julia Lara
I suspect that she was always somewhat unhinged by repressive religion, and the thought of sex with Quint tipped her over the edge, but the glory of this film is that NOTHING can ever be answered!
Ricardo, congratulations for providing this movie, a true classic, as a child I watched this film unforgettable.
Truman Capote co-wrote the screenplay?! No wonder this is so good.
Capote was a brain
Little trivia: when Capote was writing his first novel "Other Voices, Other Rooms" in New Orleans, he would write all night, and at dawn would go to Cafe Du Mond for cafe latte and a beignet.
The most perfect ghost story of cinema ever realised. There are many shots that look like still photographs or paintings - atmosphere is heightened with sound or absence of sound - the long slow dissolves between scenes add a dreamlike layering of images - the ghosts are never ridiculous but hovering and half seen exactly as one would imagine. One of the real masterpieces of British or even world cinema. I would force every film student or young film maker to watch this film repeatedly. A work of genius.
Ms. Jessel, wearing a black dress, in the other side of the lake...
It's a pity real ingenuity and creativity have been replaced in so many films with unimaginative CGI. The painterly quality you mention is thrilling in its own right. I'm happy just to have the privilege of seeing true art.
***** It's not the CGI itself that's the problem, it's the often lazy use of it that gets really boring. I agree that there are a lot more tools available now. Theoretically, that should mean movies that are a lot more memorable. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case yet, in the majority of cases. It could be, but it's just too easy to stick in some standard CGI, without a strong visual concept.
+Snuggles McSquishbottom -- I agree, & it's so good that this restored masterpiece is reaching new audiences
--- it even looks & sounds good on my tiny phone screen!
As for Special Effects -- I think an exception that proves the rule is 'Black Swan'! The account of how the team worked out all the technical problems is very impressive --- & of course, the acting was of such a standard that CGI served to enhance the movie --- it was impossible for the audience to be objective......we go through it with this young girl.....we don't understand what's happening, & neither does she -- a truly terrifying account of Schizophrenia!🙏
Stephen O'Toole 🙏
What fantastic list of actors and Truman Capote screenplay. Thank you for sharing this with us. Very gripping and frightening to say the least.
That kiss was creepy omg
+Chris Jones I understand that after the first week of showing in 1961, that kiss scene was removed due to protests from the public. A couple of years later it was replaced. Two years had to go by before moviegoers were sufficiently 'strong' to see that scene. Still it is very creepy indeed.
And her kiss at the end is equally creepy, of course. Perhaps even more so. Neither kiss appears in the story, as I recall, but it works wonderfully well here.
That kiss was sickening
💀
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Flávio Antônio 1.) Don't be sorry for your English. From your response on here I can tell that you actually speak very well. You should be proud of this. 2.) I just watched this movie for the first time last night. I had a lot of customers recommend it to me at work. If you you like this film, you may like another one, more modern day film called The Others with Nicole Kiddman.
-- 'The Others' -- very good choice to follow this!🙏
The Other is a better movie than The Others. It's based on a book by Tom Tryon. John Ritter has a small part in it.
Dear Frank, this is the only good version. A weak version was made years later with Lynn Redgrave and amazingly the same house keeper. Jack Clayton's film is it.
+David Mayhew Oh okay, yeah, I've looked around and most seem to be fairly weak. I'm reading the book, so I thought I'd ask. Thanks.
The little girl Flora is being played by Pamela Franklin in her very first film role... I fell in love with her when I saw her in THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE when she played Sandy... Such an accomplished young actress...This is the first time I've seen THE INNOCENTS and it's an excellent film - very intriguing.
Obrigado, Ricardo ! Filmaço !
Filme absurdamente bom !!! Assistam é ótimo, sombrio, tenso e fantástico. As crianças tem uma atuação perfeita bem como os outros atores. Vale muito a pena
Bom filme. Só não entendi de onde a protagonista descobriu que as crianças precisavam falar o nome dos mortos e não gostei por não sabermos o que aconteceu à ela e à menina.
A atuação do menino é inacreditável. Nunca vi uma criança atuar tão bem.
Filme clássico que marcou a minha adlolescência! Muito bom assistir novamente!
The ending is so unsettling. A great film that relays on tone, acting, atmosphere, and the script.
What a great movie! The photography is so good. To me it looks more like a live play and not a collection of scenes. The camera is right on top of them as the actors move around and by it. And there were many scenes” that were long and uninterrupted. I love it!
The only horror film that can always raise the hairs on my neck and send a shiver up my spine.
More thriller than horror in my opinion
@@annaritaranalli1791 true
Thanks for posting. Surprised I haven't heard more talk of this film, true classic.
I definitely recommend Henry James' "The Turn of the Screw" as well!
Masterpiece
Essa foi a introdução de filme de terror mais foda que eu assisti.
filmaço: muito à frente do tempo! Muita gente bebeu nessa fonte
Acho isso também, morte e culpa, fantasmas que acompanha os personagens
An unusually beautiful masterpiece, and I also recommend The Pumpkin Eater by the same director, Clayton.
@1:30.50
Myles: Poor Flora. Is she awfully ill? I mean, is it serious? Has she gone to hospital? Will she fly over the cuckoo's nest? Is she carting twelve bricks short of a full load? Has she splinters in the windmills of her mind?
OMG that cracked me up!
Is she playing hockey with a warped puck?
Hahahahaha
obrigado pela raridade amigo! Bravo!!!
One of the most creepy films. Fantastic actors adults and children. You can see where the film The Others come from and though both very good. This is so atmospheric.
Peter Wyngarde hardly had any lines as "Quint". That disappointed me. But his sinister laugh creeped me the hell out!!! Poor Miles!
Great overall performances...especially the children!! Well-crafted film!!
I don't want to say "They don't make films like this any more" but I'm not sure they do. Does anyone know of any recent films comparable?
"The Babadook" comes as close as anything that's been released recently.
2001 the other.
Snuggles McSquishbottom I suppose, both could be about repressed feelings and a woman out of her mind....but there are no other similarities between the two. I liked the Babadook, though.
The Others is one of the only "recent" films I can think of that's comparable, and that's because The Innocents is clearly a direct influence on it haha. I love the creepy, atmospheric, and cerebral horror of this film, and there are some modern movies that do it well too, but in my opinion, The Innocents will never be topped as far as ghost stories are concerned.
Woman in Black, The shinning...
One of the best movies ever made. What a great ending.
Ditto
This and Carnival of Souls happen to be the Scariest movies after Psycho. I mean The Birds was great for psychological horror, but so were these.
Probably one of the most intelligent 'horror' movies ever made. I almost hate to use the term 'horror' as this is more a Hollywood term and somehow cheapens this masterpiece by its use. The only place I can see where an error appears to have been made in this movie is the tear left behind on the desk by a weeping Miss Jessel. This implies that the ghosts are real and not simply a figment of Miss Gidden's imagination. How can one imagine a tangible tear?
So, are the ghosts real, imagined or are they merely 'bad memories' as suggested by Mrs. Grose?
Did you try to see the tear as her own?
The kids never confesses they see ghosts even in the last scene. Mind that she only saw the face of the ghost after seeing the portrait.
When that letter comes the boy says that Ms Gibbens was happy. Would she, being sexualy repressed as women were that time, had transferred her sexual affection by the uncle to the "lovely boy"? Then the ghosts could be only a tool of her troubled mind to be alone with the boy. Did she have to send just everyone away. And that final kiss said so much.
Indeed a masterpiece.
Rod O'Brien+Fernando Oliveira: No, I didn't feel that the tear was her own. I don't think there was an opportunity for her to shed a tear. Even the producer/director felt that including the tear scene may have been a mistake.
Yes, admittedly, Miss Giddens did see the portrait of Peter Quint before seeing the apparition at the window; however, she also caught sight of a woman (Miss Jessel?) gliding in front of her as she walked down the hallway even before she had heard of Miss Jessel.
Also, as someone else has pointed out, Miss Giddens heard a surreal voice calling out "Flora" before she even reached the house. Tricky, huh?
There certainly appears a case to be made for Miss Giddens having been sexually repressed and it's this PLUS the possible existence of actual evil spirits that will probably have people talking about this movie/book forever. AS you said, indeed a masterpiece.
+Rod O'Brien That could have just as easily been the other maid.
I prefer to see it as a ghost story. Let her be sexually repressed too, if that's what everyone wants - but I felt the ghosts were real, both in the book and in the film.
Fernando Ölbaum the children did not admit to seeing the ghosts because the ghosts had influence over them, the whole thing was supposed to be a "secret". And the housekeeper....she knew....she was scared, and glad to see the new governess. She just couldn't admit it, didn't want to admit it, likely one wouldn't want to admit to something so crazy. I prefer to think of it as a ghost story - and feel even stronger about it since reading that Henry James also felt that way
I don't know what idiot decided to remake this movie in modern day times...... but it could never compare to this version. Deborah Kerr and all actors involved in this were brilliant!!!! Definitely a must see.
I agree totally
An extraordinary film whose scares are delivered in the subtlest of ways. An unheralded classic that I wish more genre filmmakers would use as a template.
I watched this with my family when I around 8 or 9 years old. Scared.The.Crap. outta me.
This movie was definitely ahead of its time
omg the little girl's screams are horrible!
I know. Look what Miss Jessel's ghost had done to Flora when Miss Giddens mentioned her to her when she was warned not to.
Dream Cat ,I too thought that, is it necessary to scream that much.fucking flora.
Andrew Wilson Yeah I'm sure Ms. Giddens did what she could for that poor girl and her brother.
Yeah it actually woke me up one night when I had fallen asleep to the movie. I was wondering who the heck was dying!
Aaron Greenwood I used to fall asleep to this movie a lot... the music, atmospheric sounds, dialogue are all very soothing to me... then those shrieks would always wake me up.
muito bom!!! obrigada
'Do you like reptiles? I have one in my pocket and he's very eager to meet you'.... I would never get away with a line like that!
It helps if you have a reptile in your pocket!
It was an incredible movie that I wanted to watch for so long.. Glad I watched it.. It's a beautiful movie
Indeed it is ! Bit creepy at times
Amazing! So much better than the 2006 version, which admittedly I haven't seen. 10/10.
Rod. I would say we are meant to accept that the ghosts are in fact real. So Miss Jessel's tear is both tangible and relevant to the film. I would call this film a superbly haunting atmospheric gothic thriller. The best ever made.
Rod O'Brien+Christofer Wallender: Yes, I agree on all points.
Wondrous! Is she or isn't she? 'The Turn of the Screw is a difficult book
--- this sumptuous adaptation is a work of genius, & a credit to everyone involved 🙏
Barbara Weaver ___Truman Capote wrote the screenplay, a truly literary genius
Is she or isn't she what?
I never forget this film.It is the best "ghost" story and athmosphere.The first time I was 11 years old.
Clássico!♥ Eu li o livro "Os Inocentes: A Volta do Parafuso", e tive mais facilidade para entender o filme.
Bom filme. Só não entendi de onde a protagonista descobriu que as crianças precisavam falar o nome dos mortos e não gostei por não sabermos o que aconteceu à ela e à menina.
@@VitorFsr VitorFsr a chave para o filme é a sexualidade reprimida da governanta dada a educação recebida por seu pai, pastor anglicano. Repare q a governanta sempre se refere ao "maligno" com termos ambíguos sexualmente - depravado, sordido, "CORROMPIDO". Ademais logo no início a msm diz ter uma IMAGINAÇÃO MT FÉRTIL. Repare q na cena do corredr todos os sons podem ser simples sons noturnos de uma casa de campo, tábuas rangem, janelas batem, vento sopra. Os sussurros e gemidos sao imaginação dela. Em resumo: ela é paranoica e começa a ver sexualidade na relação pura dos irmaos. Irmaos estes q sao criancas carentes d atencao uma vez q seu tio os negligência e seus antigos amgs morreram. Dito isto, interessante frisar q há ambiguisde sobre possível precocidade nas crianças q aparentemente viram relações sexuais dos outros, provocando curiosidade e mimetismo comportamental no Miles, "o homem da casa", e medo na Flora, "a menina doce q prefere esquecer o q viu". Sexo era um tabu gigantesco na época, meu amigo.
I have always loved this movie. I finally got the dvd. The ghost crying in the rain during the daytime is one of the creepiest scenes ever. The classroom ghost scene was fabulous as well. Deborah Kerr did a great job with this classic ghost story. I can't imagine anyone doing better. :o) Thanks for posting it.
The young Pamela Franklin was so adorable!
Espressive and gorgeous girl
A masterpiece of movie.....Deborah Kerr is a superb actress
Superb cast
the ultimate horror movie ... no blood, no gore -- instead boundless sorrow and bottomless despair
When little children speak proper English it is so cute.
A lovely movie copy print for such a GOOOOOD and truly Creepy film..... where the line between what's "real" and what's "imagined" is so convincingly Blurred.... and with Deborah Kerr being The Perfect cast selection to portray such confused personal Doubt!!!!
Thank you very much for posting this
What an incredible film
Assistindo em 2020.
O garotinho deu um show de atuação
Sim,todos do elenco mandaram bem!
fantastic movie...Thanks Ivette
Beautiful. Deberah Kerr is gorgeous and such a lovely woman. She was such a good actress this is one of the most saddest horror stories ever! My complements to Henry James.😭
Ótimo filme, obrigada por postar!
I love Deborah Kerr😍😎👍✌️💙💜💖💗 She is Beautiful
ESTOROUU VEIO!!! MT OBRIGADO
This film is the best film ever ive watched it a few times still gives me the creeps
Masterpiece. ***** Absurdly well written and wonderfully played by Diva Debora Kerr. A script explained to rigor, between the book and the cinema.
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Absurdamente bem escrito e maravilhosamente interpretado pela Diva Debora Kerr. Um roteiro explanado ao rigor, entre o livro e ao cinema.
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Absurdement bien écrit et interprété à merveille par Diva Deborah Kerr. Un script a expliqué la rigueur, entre le livre et le film.
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Absurd gut geschrieben und wunderbar von Diva Deborah Kerr interpretiert. Ein Skript erklärte die Strenge, zwischen dem Buch und dem Film.
até hoje, um filme impressionante ...
magnifico, obrigado por compartilhar
"sometimes one can't help imagining thing's" 😊
Roman Polanski copied from this movie the beginning of his movie Rosemary's baby: the childlike singing opening the movie. I'm glad I discovered this movie, late but on time. Excellent movie all around.
Both good movie as well books
it's you, it's me, it's us.
Assisti encantado... Obrigado pela postagem. Abs
Beautiful CINEMASCOPE images shot by the immortal Freddie Francis!
Magnificent. Saw it new at a drive-in theater (yeah, I'm old, okay?) and it still works for me.