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The Craft
**No Spoilers** The Craft is one of those movies that will ultimately become Timeless. It will appeal to young audiences, and will most likely carry on through to adulthood as a "favorite movie worth seeing again and again." (think in terms of the "cult favorites" Carrie, The Breakfast Club, Grease) I am not well versed in Wiccan and/or witchcraft practices, so for me this film satisfied an element of curiosity. The entire cast gives impeccable performances in their respective roles. Fairuza Balk has one of the most commanding screen presence I have ever seen, and manages to further convey her characters feelings and attitude with simple facial expressions, furthering her character's "edge" - even when spoken dialogue isn't offered. She is a brilliant performer, and is a real gem on screen. Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True also provide equally impressive performances. In supporting roles, Skeet Ulrich and Christine Taylor are amazing. Skeet Ulrich's skill as an actor is apparent as he very delicately and convincingly morphs his character as deemed necessary for the story, and though her character sort of breezes in and out of scenes, Christine Taylor also shines in her role as the "class bitch." As the audience we know we are suppose to dislike her character - and we do - but she has this way of playing villainy with a sort of comedic approach which makes her a stand out performer. She is a young Bette Davis, if you will. Since the release of this film, all of the cast have found success in their careers, but it's fun to revisit a film like this that showcases new or under-rated talent before they go on to become household names.
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Craft for Cassie
This product was recieved in perfect condition, and with a very quick response time. I would recommend this seller to anyone.
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Modern Classic Nastiness
I love this movie, after purchasing the DVD and watching it again I have to say it's close to a modern classic as you can get with this type of movie. Thrilling, sometimes scary, often just nasty bitchness that is fun and entertaining.
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Young witches
This is a great movie, a group of curious students descover power on the old game of witchcraft, but, what happens next is the real trama of the movie, is excellent.!
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This moive strikes a chord for some of us...
I saw this movie when I was 15 or 16, and totally loved it. I loved it so much I went out and bought some books on witchcraft to see what I could do. I was so disapointed that magic didn't work like it did in the movie, and the whole Mano thing was totally fake, plus my parents freaked and made me throw my books out. Flash forward to my freshman year of college, and I became interested in Wicca again, this time for the right, spiritual reasons. I watched this movie again and saw how silly it is and how naivie I was. I have to wonder though, how many people who saw this in the 90's found their way to Wicca through it. When people critize teens now who are interested in the Craft, I wonder where those judgemental people came to Wicca from? I know I can't be the only person who was inspired by this movie as a kid. Oh well...
