The Omen (1976)
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Synopsis
Mysterious deaths surround an American ambassador. Could the child that he is raising actually be the Antichrist? The Devil's own son?
Cast
- Gregory Peck
- Lee Remick
- David Warner
- Billie Whitelaw
- Harvey Stephens
- Patrick Troughton
- Martin Benson
- Robert Rietty
- Tommy Duggan
- John Stride
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- Apr 27, 2021
honestly that’s a reasonable reaction to being forced to go to church
MorganMar 20, 2021before 9/11 you were allowed to bring a set of seven mystical daggers from the ancient canaanite city of megiddo to be used in the ritual execution of the antichrist onto a plane
LonnieNov 4, 2020We Need to Talk About Damien
liam f - Nov 3, 2021
Ultimately a movie about how poorly equipped rich, emotionally distant WASPs are to deal with raising a kid with ADHD
Branson ReeseApr 2, 2024You gotta respect a movie that can make a nanny, a child, and puppies the bad guys.
Kit LazerOct 31, 2022the kid just wants to ride his trike or whatever. everyone relax
David Sims - Apr 5, 2024
“It’s all for you, Damien” is definitively one of the most horrifying scenes ever put to film
Megan (stoobs) CruzOct 28, 2021every time gregory peck answers the phone in this movie he looks so startled as if he’s a time traveler who just transported to the seventies from the 1700s and has no idea what phones are but is trying to act cool so he doesn’t blow his cover.
eelyJun 27, 2021I’ve had a complicated relationship with this movie for more than half my life, as a child it frightened me, and in my teen years I had a friend named Damien who my group of friends and I would always say “ITS ALL FOR YOU DAMIEN!” in jest during some of the best years of…
Ian West
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- Clay Werner lovedThe Omen
8.7 - Incredibly underrated. Chilling is the best word for this. Should be considered close to the tier of The Exorcist. Deaths are well done, acting is phenomenal, & style is very classic 70s. It toes the psych/religious line perfectly without fully crossing into supernatural.
Morgan likedThe Omeni know damien is evil but i feel very maternal towards him
Lyndi dislikedThe OmenNo thanks
- Victor Velazquez Vazquez lovedThe Omen
Una película que se volvió referencia absoluta dentro del cine de terror. Sentí que toma un poco de la atmósfera de Rosemary’s Baby ese terror psicológico que se te mete debajo de la piel pero The Omen le da un giro más seco, más inevitable. El ritmo nunca afloja; avanza con una calma tensa que va…
vivika puranik lovedThe Omeni feel like so many horror movies now rely heavily on gore or jump scares that this was infinitely scarier because of the subtlety of it. it was so clean and simple and that’s exactly what made it so chilling. the quiet fear you feel right after you finish this movie is unmatched
Dyl lovedThe Omen(666th Review) I haven’t seen something that good in originality since my first watch of Cujo. It’s amazing from almost every standpoint and a must watch horror movie. It has phenomenal pacing and some decent foreshadows but are overhauled by the brilliant acting 8.9/10 (7)
- Henry likedThe Omen
A chilling classic, skillfully crafted with its era's unsettling atmosphere. Even today, it’s tense and haunting, with its exploration of good vs. evil playing out with eerie precision. The film’s eerie mood and sharp direction leave a lasting impact. Rating: H - 8/10
MovieDaddy lovedThe OmenThis one gets a lot of love, but it’s still not enough. It’s rare that a single movie can boast TWO of the most memorable death scenes in movie history, but this has it. Peck is timeless and the good vs evil story is rarely done better. Top 10 from the 70s no doubt.
Jas. likedThe OmenGreat story and adaptation especially for it’s time, though it’s a bit too old and watching it now, the acting and certain thrill packed scenes seem a bit silly. But it’s worth a watch as it’s a classic and influenced a lot of movies we know today.
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Metacritic
The Omen takes all of this terribly seriously, as befits the genre that gave us Rosemary’s Baby and The Exorcist. What Jesus was to the 1950s movie epic, the devil is to the 1970s, and so all of this material is approached with the greatest solemnity, not only in the performances but also in the photography, the music and the very looks on people's faces.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
A bald-faced lamprey hitching its razor-tipped maw on the chassis of The Exorcist, The Omen’s Sunday-school parable of gothic Cathsploitation comes twice as thick and thrice as pious.
Eric Henderson
Slant Magazine
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Omen (1976) (1976) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as R, meaning that Under 17 requires an adult accompaniment.
How long is The Omen (1976) (1976)?
The movie is 1hr 51min long.
What's The Omen (1976) (1976) about?
Mysterious deaths surround an American ambassador. Could the child that he is raising actually be the Antichrist? The Devil's own son?
Who's the cast of The Omen (1976) (1976)?
- Gregory Peck as Robert Thorn
- Lee Remick as Katherine Thorn
- David Warner as Jennings
- Billie Whitelaw as Mrs. Baylock
- Harvey Stephens as Damien
- Patrick Troughton as Father Brennan
- Martin Benson as Father Spiletto
- Robert Rietty as Monk
- Tommy Duggan as Priest
- John Stride as The Psychiatrist
Who's the director behind The Omen (1976) (1976)?
Richard Donner directed The Omen (1976) (1976).
Who produced The Omen (1976) (1976)?
Harvey Bernhard produced The Omen (1976) (1976).
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