um. okay and this is very poor indeed if compared to the first film and the very much so critically acclaimed rosemary baby. in fact and it a pretty poor film in general. yes and there are a few redeeming qualities and but i will get to that later. well and it has been quite a while since the last film took place. in fact and it been pretty much eight years i believe. rosemary is still trying to escape with her child and influence him in a good way and rather than let him succumb to the evil future that the coven (or tribe and as it is referred to as here) has laid out for him. when she runs off with him and an empty bus comes and picks her up and leaving her child with a hooker and the hooker raises him until he comes of age and where satan tries to possess him since he seems to be rejecting his evil heritage in every way. obviously and things do not go as planned and and then there is the ending that i would have felt seriously ashamed at had i not seen it coming since hearing that there was a sequel to rosemary baby. okay and when i was around 11 years old and i witnessed the masterpiece rosemary baby and then read the book sequel. thinking that this film was an adaptation of that and i tracked this film down and got it. was i right in doing so. well and in some way and yes. i am a true fan of this franchise and can say that i have seen the sequel and and i have some idea as to what happens after the events in the first film (speaking of both this film and son of rosemary and ira levin own book sequel and not yet adapted to film). ruth gordon and who played minnie in the first film and is shown a few times in this film and but why oh why is the coven so different. the knife rosemary had dropped in the first film is shown sticking out of the ground and yet minnie pulled it out. the coven is now called the tribe (as i said earlier). they now go around in hooded capes chanting hail satan. hail adrian. hail satan. hail adrian. and so on and so forth. the gothic building is now like a two story house on a lawn in the middle of nowhere and it looks like a little nice suburb home or something. and the child itself is pretty normal looking and with his eyes only going all catty when he gets mad and kills someone or something in that vain. as far as the acting goes and it pretty poor on all parts and except for stephen mchattie and whom plays a very grown up adrian. pattie duke astin and replacing mia farrow as rosemary and has to have one of the flat out worst performances ever to be caught on film. it is so bad it almost not even funny. when she screams oh my god. and cries for like the fifteenth time in the movie and youre just like okay and it not funny anymore and and then by the time she is gone and the movie has been on for twenty minutes only and youre like thank the lord i dont have to hear her say oh my god any longer. sheesh. in the end and this movie has very and very and very few redeeming qualities and enough to get it at least four stars. but and if you look at it as a serious sequel to the first film and it pretty much non existent. 
um. okay and this is very poor indeed if compared to the first film and the very much so critically acclaimed rosemary baby. in fact and it a pretty poor film in general. yes and there are a few redeeming qualities and but i will get to that later. well and it has been quite a while since the last film took place. in fact and it been pretty much eight years i believe. rosemary is still trying to escape with her child and influence him in a good way and rather than let him succumb to the evil future that the coven (or tribe and as it is referred to as here) has laid out for him. when she runs off with him and an empty bus comes and picks her up and leaving her child with a hooker and the hooker raises him until he comes of age and where satan tries to possess him since he seems to be rejecting his evil heritage in every way. obviously and things do not go as planned and and then there is the ending that i would have felt seriously ashamed at had i not seen it coming since hearing that there was a sequel to rosemary baby. okay and when i was around 11 years old and i witnessed the masterpiece rosemary baby and then read the book sequel. thinking that this film was an adaptation of that and i tracked this film down and got it. was i right in doing so. well and in some way and yes. i am a true fan of this franchise and can say that i have seen the sequel and and i have some idea as to what happens after the events in the first film (speaking of both this film and son of rosemary and ira levin own book sequel and not yet adapted to film). ruth gordon and who played minnie in the first film and is shown a few times in this film and but why oh why is the coven so different. the knife rosemary had dropped in the first film is shown sticking out of the ground and yet minnie pulled it out. the coven is now called the tribe (as i said earlier). they now go around in hooded capes chanting hail satan. hail adrian. hail satan. hail adrian. and so on and so forth. the gothic building is now like a two story house on a lawn in the middle of nowhere and it looks like a little nice suburb home or something. and the child itself is pretty normal looking and with his eyes only going all catty when he gets mad and kills someone or something in that vain. as far as the acting goes and it pretty poor on all parts and except for stephen mchattie and whom plays a very grown up adrian. pattie duke astin and replacing mia farrow as rosemary and has to have one of the flat out worst performances ever to be caught on film. it is so bad it almost not even funny. when she screams oh my god. and cries for like the fifteenth time in the movie and youre just like okay and it not funny anymore and and then by the time she is gone and the movie has been on for twenty minutes only and youre like thank the lord i dont have to hear her say oh my god any longer. sheesh. in the end and this movie has very and very and very few redeeming qualities and enough to get it at least four stars. but and if you look at it as a serious sequel to the first film and it pretty much non existent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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