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• Max the Movie Guy's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  Max the Movie Guy

  Years before a Spanish woman tried her best to recreate a painting of Jesus, Hollywood remade this film.

  September 07, 2012 21:56

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• kubrickhouse's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  kubrickhouse

  Annalee: The climax is the most important part of this truly unique landmark British film about the horrors of religion. I can't imagine not being riveted enough by the creepy images/intriguing mystery to turn the film off prematurely. And although films are subjective, the 1 star you gave Robin Hardy's The Wicker Man is far more suited to the truly laughable remake (but to each their own). IMO, horror at its finest.

  November 16, 2009 23:40

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• Jeremy Ashlyn's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  Jeremy Ashlyn

  "ok"

  January 21, 2012 17:28

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• Jack M's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  Jack M

  This movie is fucking bananas! I LOVE IT!!!

  November 11, 2013 02:01

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• kacey's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  kacey

  *THIS* was dubbed the Citizen Kane of horror films?

  October 14, 2012 02:35

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• sysyphus's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  sysyphus

  its a great and chilling moment at the end when howie realizes that it isnt rown who is in danger at all. willows dance and lessons at school was amazing, i wish we have same education here:P

  December 08, 2011 20:12

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• msmichel's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  msmichel

  One of the all time great 'cult' films. Though somewhat dated in its music use and look the film still has the power to un-nerve and fascinate. Shaffer's script is a clever examination of paganism trying to exist outside the parameters of a christian culture's acceptability. Woodward just great as the sergeant and Lee well cast as Lord Summerisle. Creepy at times, suspenseful at others and in the end horrifying.

  February 24, 2012 00:37

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• Michael Convery's rating of the film The Wicker Man

  Michael Convery

  Interesting how it's as if the camera-eye is already "paganized" with the island, by that I mean it doesn't agree with the horror-viewer's normal reactions. The viewer feels estranged both from the film's subject and its technique.

  October 14, 2012 03:10

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