Don't Look Now made me think about how tough it must be to be a parent. Guilt of letting his daughter play around by the water, plays havoc with Donald Sutherland's mind. I also noticed the great film techniques that Nicolas Roeg used in this film. The match cuts he used during the death of the little girl, connected with the picture slides. Donald Sutherland used his instincts to realize that something wasn't right. Don't Look Now was a movie that had me talking to the television trying to tell the characters what to do. It was one of my favorite movies all semester, because I believe it was one of the best storylines. One of the coolest parts of the movie for me was the foreshadowing of John Baxter's funeral. He saw his funeral and did not process the warning that was given to him. Before I processed the technique used, that scene was ambiguous to me. Overall, the movie was a great teaching film and will defintely be viewed by me again.