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The Exorcism of Emily Rose
A young girl gets exorcised by a priest, which turns into a homicide case as the prosecutor declares that the girl has a mental illness and should be dealt medically.
11 May 1952, Tehran, Iran
31 August 1981, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
7 December 1979, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
26 October 1935, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
8 February 1959, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
12 June 1922, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
September 09, 2005
Emily Rose is the thinking person's demon possession movie.
September 09, 2005
This is a horror movie, for once, which really wants us to use our heads.
October 03, 2006
full review in Greek
July 30, 2007
A glum and undistinguished drama -- it's certainly nothing so crass as a horror movie, despite the spooky come-on of the marketing.
September 21, 2007
It avoids gratuitous gore and the shocks that provide the backbone of most horror films. ... [Derrickson's] more interested in the spiritual questions at hand.
September 09, 2005
There's no green vomit and nobody's head ever rotates a full 360; we stay in the natural world and never enter a movie world, and that makes the movie a lot better.
July 04, 2007
Derrickson's film has been overtaken by bland characters, cheap shocks, kindergarten theology and a pace so plodding that viewers will be left wondering whether it is just Erin's watch that has mysteriously stopped.
September 09, 2005
The performances are topnotch.
September 09, 2005
As courtroom drama, The Exorcism of Emily Rose works effectively; as a scarefest, it misses the mark. But the performances stick with you, particularly that of Linney, who has an elegant steeliness.
September 12, 2005
Very scary stuff. And as a courtroom drama, very effective.
August 25, 2010
"The film finds a way to justify its existence despite the inevitable comparisons to ["The Exorcist"], in whose shadow it will inevtiably stand..."