“There is a little witch in all of us.”
Twenty-six years later, fans still can’t get enough Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman in Practical magic. based on Alice HoffmanA novel of the same name, the 1998 film starred the Academy Award winners as witch sisters Sally and Gilly Owens. However, despite the A-list lineup, which also included Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest As their delightfully quirky aunts promote breakfast – critics have failed to fall for it Practical magicmascot.
Perhaps this was because the film was difficult to pin down. Was a romantic comedy centered around Sally’s blossoming romance with respected officer Gary Hallett (Aiden Quinn)?
But it could also be classified as horror because of Gilly’s toxic relationship with “Cowboy Dracula” Jimmy (Goran Visnic) who haunts her even after she and Sally accidentally kill him. Then it’s also a family drama about generational trauma thanks to a curse that befalls any man who falls in love with the Owens witch.
Until the exit Griffin Dunne He admitted that he threw everything and more into the cauldron.