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Release Date:
3 May 1996 (USA)
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Tagline:
It's "Carrie" meets "Clueless" ! more
Plot:
A newcomer to a Catholic prep high school falls in with a trio of outcast teenage girls who practice witchcraft and they all soon conjure up various spells and curses against those who even slightly anger them. full summary | add synopsis
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1 win
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2 nominations
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Actress True Granted Restraining Order
(From WENN. 9 December 2009, 4:11 AM, PST)
"The Craft" Star Rachel True Granted Tro Against Alleged Stalker
(From iCelebz. 8 December 2009, 9:57 PM, PST)
(From WENN. 9 December 2009, 4:11 AM, PST)
"The Craft" Star Rachel True Granted Tro Against Alleged Stalker
(From iCelebz. 8 December 2009, 9:57 PM, PST)
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A good fantasy movie that capitalizes on the neopaganism boom.
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Robin Tunney | ... | Sarah Bailey | |
| Fairuza Balk | ... | Nancy Downs | |
| Neve Campbell | ... | Bonnie | |
| Rachel True | ... | Rochelle | |
| Skeet Ulrich | ... | Chris Hooker | |
| Christine Taylor | ... | Laura Lizzie | |
| Breckin Meyer | ... | Mitt | |
| Nathaniel Marston | ... | Trey | |
| Cliff De Young | ... | Mr. Bailey | |
| Assumpta Serna | ... | Lirio | |
| Helen Shaver | ... | Grace Downs | |
| Jeanine Jackson | ... | Jenny | |
| Brenda Strong | ... | Doctor | |
| Elizabeth Guber | ... | Laura's Friend | |
| Jennifer Greenhut | ... | Laura's Friend |
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Rated R for some terror and violence, and for brief language.
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Runtime:
101 min
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1.85 : 1 more
Certification:
USA:R (certificate #33999) |
Iceland:16 |
Netherlands:16 (original rating) |
South Korea:15 |
Netherlands:12 (re-rating) |
Argentina:16 |
Australia:MA |
Brazil:14 |
Chile:18 |
Denmark:16 |
Finland:K-14 |
Germany:16 |
New Zealand:R16 |
Norway:15 |
Portugal:M/16 |
Spain:13 |
Sweden:15 |
UK:15 |
Singapore:PG |
Canada:13+ (Quebec) |
Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) |
Canada:AA (Ontario) |
Canada:R (Manitoba)
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After Sarah returns to her house near the end, the house is full of snakes, rats, maggots, etc. As she retreats to the upstairs bathroom, we see her pass a whiteboard with the name Gustav Klimt. Gustav Klimt was an artist whose works were denounced for their eroticism. He was also known to have a common theme of the "Femme Fatale" or women who were empowered and strong.
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Goofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): In the French lesson, the teacher wrote on the board "Si vous aviez faites vos devoirs, vous comprendriez" (which means "If you would have done your homework, you'd understand"). Actually, it is supposed to be "Si vous aviez FAIT vos devoirs, vous comprendriez".
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Quotes:
Laura Lizzie:
Oh God look, there is a pubic hair in my brush. Oh no wait, wait. That's just one of Rochelle's little nappy hairs.
Rochelle: Why are you doing this to me, Laura? Do you think you're funny?
Laura Lizzie: You really wanna know why?
Rochelle: Yes, I really wanna know why.
Laura Lizzie: Because I don't like negroids.
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Rochelle: Why are you doing this to me, Laura? Do you think you're funny?
Laura Lizzie: You really wanna know why?
Rochelle: Yes, I really wanna know why.
Laura Lizzie: Because I don't like negroids.
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Movie Connections:
References The Stepford Wives (1975)
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Soundtrack:
All This and Nothing
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One of the complaints brought against this movie by practicing wiccans is that it gives the false impression that wiccans engage in "bad" magic -- putting curses and spells on one's enemies. I would like to remind any peeved wiccans who might read this that the biggest lie this movie tells about them isn't that they cast spells, but that their spells actually work.
But that's the very lie we expect fantasy films to tell us. We demand it, in fact. This one, at least, does a very nice job of conveying the longing for power that motivates some to practice wicca and other forms of "magick." It's also fun and entertaining, and lovely to look at in places. The famous butterfly scene, in particular, will take your breath away. Over-all, this was a much better movie than it's been given credit for being.