At 6 a.m. on June 6, 1966, American diplomat Robertadopted a child at the Roman Missionary Hospital to impersonate his wife, Catherinewho died just after her birth. Soon after Robert accepted the appointment to the UK as ambassador, he took his wife and adopted son Damianwith him, and from then on strange things began to surround them. On Damian’s birthday, Holly, the nanny, committed suicide inexplicably, and a woman named Bellok offered herself to come to Robert’s house to take care of Damian. Soon Father Brennan from Rome warned Robert that Damian was actually the son of Satan, and he would try to inherit everything from Robert so that he could rule the world in the future, and predicted that Damian would prevent Catherine from giving birth again. Robert didn’t believe it at first, but when he returned home, he learned that his wife was really pregnant. He couldn’t help but began to be suspicious of the priest’s words. But at this time, the newspaper had already published the news of Father Brennan’s bizarre death. It was not until then that Robert realized , How bad things are going.
The Omen movie plot
2022-02-09 08:01
Extended Reading
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Chelsey 2022-04-23 07:02:06
The United States later remade Omen 666, which is quite exciting
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Drew 2022-04-20 09:01:41
The R-rated follow-up film that ate enough dividends from "The Devil's Baby" and "The Exorcist" was a big hit at the box office, making director Richard Donner, who has been in the TV circle all the time, famous. When I was a child, I watched the edited clips on TV, focusing on retaining the large-scale scenes of the nanny hanging, the priest being dressed, and the photographer beheading. It was also a spectacle in the barbaric era of the media. I have encountered a car pulling glass on the road. I will stay far away.
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Photographer: Run out of film?
Keith Jennings: Saving it for his canonization.
Photographer: How's that?
Keith Jennings: I don't know if we've got the heir to the Thorn millions here or Jesus Christ Himself.
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Damien: Please, Daddy! No, Daddy, no!