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The Devil's Eye (1960)

Don Juan is sent from Hell to Earth with a mission: to seduce a virgin in order to spoil her pure wedding. The mission becomes frantic when Don Juan falls in love for the first time in centuries.

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C. H 31 Aug 2007

This may be one of Ingmar Bergman's greatest comedies!! Much irony and a hilarious description of hell. Marvellous cast, as usual, and pretty progressive for its time! One of my favourites for sure!

Art S 28 Jan 2015

Bergman's follow-up to The Virgin Spring had all the makings of a really wicked comedy: the Devil sends Don Juan up from Hell to seduce a virgin before her wedding day in order to cure a sty in his eye (virgins apparently cause this condition). But something has gone wrong. If you are thinking that the concept is dated and sexist, well, yes there is that -- although Bergman's noted sensitivity to women's perspectives does show through in Bibi Andersson's character (she plays the virgin as open-minded and modern). However, the real problem is with Don Juan - too stilted, too uninteresting - and with Bergman's screenplay - too unfocused. Nevertheless, there are some excellent bits - an old demon gets locked in the cupboard after being tricked into looking for booze; and Don Juan's sidekick (an elfish Tom Waits/Walter Huston as Ol' Scratch creation) does well putting the moves on the preacher's wife. A bit more bite might have helped but Bergman may have had other aims in addition to comedy (at the expense of comedy, perhaps).

Paulina D 30 Jul 2015

A clever, and very funny comedy of errors between the figure of the Latin lover, and a lively Scandinavian ice queen.

Matt M 06 Dec 2012

Pleasant and witty, though too frivolous and superficial to be taken seriously as an esoteric drama or a supernatural farce.

Andrew B 31 Jan 2010

I love how Bergman can always effectively make the bleaker side of life either funny or tragic depending on his mood (and considering how he made "The Virgin Spring" the same year). Though this dark romantic comedy is still considered "minor Bergman" by many, it's still loads of fun. The cast and set design are very fun to watch (especially the chemistry and the design for hell), and there's a light-hearted charm that seeps through this fantastical tale that deals with serious and dark issues under the surface.