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THE REVIEW
For those who don't know, this film is about the story of a young girl who suddenly starts having seizures. And she begins to feel really terrible... so it's visits to the doctor, tests, CT scans, X-rays galore.
But to no avail.
So the mother, instead of taking her to a specialized clinic, calls the most useless and incompetent of human beings... the priest. He starts talking about a certain Mr. Demon and reciting phrases like: "magica-bula-bidibibula-bibi-bibodi-bibù"... And amid tears and a circus act (see the head-first descent down the stairs), the girl becomes more aggressive and the priest loses patience...
The rest is history.
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This review offers a sarcastic, critical perspective on William Friedkin's The Exorcist (integral version). It outlines the plot of a young girl suffering seizures and possession but mocks the priest character and some dramatic scenes. Despite the horror premise, the reviewer finds the execution ineffective, resulting in a disappointing experience.
William Friedkin
William Friedkin (1935–2023) was an American film director associated with the New Hollywood era, widely known for directing The French Connection (1971) and The Exorcist (1973).12 Reviews
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