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SGJFil2P-p4/hqdefault.jpg' alt='14 And Under 1973 Full Movie' title='14 And Under 1973 Full Movie' />THE EXORCIST The Georgetown dinner party being given by Chris Mac. Neil Ellen Burstyn, a Hollywood movie actress making a film in Washington, is going beautifully, with diplomats, astronauts, senators, and show people carrying on in high style. A movie director gets drunk and tries to beat up the butler while a swinging Jesuit priest plays the piano for a sing along. Everything is as it should be until Regan Linda Blair, Chriss twelve year old daughter, appears in the middle of the drawing room in her nightdress. And Under 1973 Full Movie' title='14 And Under 1973 Full Movie' />Despicable Me 3 Full Movie 2017 Online Watch Free, Download and HD Stream instant free on your Desktop, Laptop, notepad, smart phone, iPhone, iPad, Mac Pro. Check out Lipstick Under My Burkha latest news, videos, photos, songs, box office cast. Eddie Izzard S. Get the complete latest details of Lipstick Under My Burkha only at. As Chris watches appalled, Regan fixes her eyes on the astronaut, urinates on the floor, and says Youre going to die up there. Thats more or less the first big scene in William Friedkins film version of The Exorcist, a chunk of elegant occultist claptrap that opened yesterday at the Cinema I. However, lots of other peculiar things have gone on before. A statue in the Catholic church down the street has been desecrated. Little Regans bed has been bouncing around so antically shes been unable to sleep at night, and there have been unexplained noises in the attic of Chriss Georgetown mansion. The devil, it seems, for all his supposed powers, cant break and enter without sounding like Laurel and Hardy trying to move a piano. The Exorcist, the story of the attempts to save the life of the demonically possessed Regan, is a practically impossible film to sit through, but not necessarily because it treats diabolism with the kind of dumb piety moviemakers once lavished on the stories of saints. It establishes a new low for grotesque special effects, all of which, I assume, have some sort of religious approval since two Jesuit priests, who are listed as among the films technical advisers, also appear in the film as actors. Among the sights to which the audience is treated are Regan, her face contorted and parched by the devil inside, vomiting what looks to be condensed split pea soup onto an exorcising priest, and her paroxysms of fury as she jabs a crucifix into herself and shoves her mothers head down under her bloodied nightgown. In the context of this kind of spectacular nonsense, a carefully detailed sequence showing the child undergoing an encephalogram is almost therapeutic. William Peter Blatty, who produced the film and adapted his best selling novel for the screen, has succeeded in leaving out very few of the kind of ridiculous details that, I suspect, would have earned a less expensive, more skeptical film an X rating instead of the R rating that mysteriously has been achieved. The Exorcist is not an unintelligently put together film, which makes one all the more impatient with it. The producer and the director have gone whole hog on and over their budget, which included the financing of a location trip to Iraq to shoot a lovely, eerie prefatory sequence at an archeological dig that is, as far as I can see, not especially essential to the business that comes after. The cast is made up of some excellent actors Ellen Burstyn who is becoming Americas answer to Glenda Jackson, Max von Sydow as the old Catholic priest who also functions as chief exorcist, the late Jack Mac. Gowran as the director of the film within, Jason Miller as the priest who attains success through imitation of Jesus, and Lee J. Cobb as a kindly Jewish detective. The care that Mr. Friedkin and Mr. Blatty have taken with the physical production, and with the rhythm of the narrative, which achieves a certain momentum through a lot of fancy, splintery crosscutting, is obviously intended to persuade us to suspend belief. But to what end To marvel at the extent to which audiences will go to escape boredom by shock and insult. According to trade reports, The Exorcist cost about ten million dollars. The money could have been better spent subsidizing a couple of beds at the Paine Whitney Clinic. THE EXORCIST MOVIE Directed by William Friedkin written by William Peter Blatty directors of photography, Owen Roizman and Billy Williams edited by Norman Gay, Jordan Leondopoulos, Evan Lottman, and Bud Smith music by Jack Nitzsche production designer, Bill Malley produced by Mr. Blatty released by Warner Brothers. Running time 1. 21 minutes.