What were your thoughts on “The Craft”?

She didn't try too crush them with the tree limb . They were talking smack and she gave them a warning shot . Was never meant to hurt them , she even talked smack back to make sure the know who's queen bee .

The Craft really should have been a trilogy. (Blumhouse still can do that). The girls needed growth and guidance and only one of them actually sought it out. The second and third movies could have explored their growth and final resolution.

This is not a movie for millenial thinking. It's pretty straightforward and easy to understand, we enjoyed this movie just as it was. Sarah was always the heroine.

I do welcome all kinds of alternative thoughts/interpretations when it comes to movies, but let's get it real...they weren't call the Bitches of Eastwick for nothing. Even when the others went to the occult store to steal, Sarah as the only one to pay for what she got. Did the others get delt a shitty hand? Maybe, but it seems Sarah was the only one to figure it out herself. Absolute heroine.

Sarah is the heroine. Lirio says it best. Nancy takes her power to a dark place, and it drove her crazy. She used her powers to hurt people. Sarah was cornered, and scared. She felt like she had nobody, and at this point she didn't think she had her parents either, because she didn't find out until way later that they were alive. She fought back when she heard her mother's voice. Not to mention Nancy and the others were actively trying to kill her. And the part at the end when Sarah throws the branch at the girls she knew exactly what she was doing. She wasn't trying to hurt them. It was a warning. Because they were still being bitchy and laughing at her as they were leaving, and she just making sure they knew who they were dealing with. Nancy is the villain. Her having a bad life might make you feel sorry for her. I do, but it doesn't make her any less of a villain. Nancy was jealous because everything came naturally to Sarah. She was the ring leader, and when Sarah came she took some of Nancy's attention. She redid Nancy's healing spell on Bonnie and it worked, she made Laura's hair fall out. She made Chris love her, and Nancy still wanted Chris to like her. To top it off her spells weren't working. So Nancy turned on Sarah, killed Chris, tried to frame Sarah, and make it look like she killed herself. You can't look at all that and then say she's not the villain.

This should have been titled "When Looper tries to overthink a movie".

“Knifepoint”…..no, hon. That’s an athame. And now you know. And spells can come back times three. That’s what happened to Nancy from what she did with Sarah.

The ending of the craft is pretty self explanatory though, like wtf?

I love the Craft, I really do. I do have some issues with it, like the lack of development on Bonnie (played by the incredible Neve) and Rochelle's characters. They seem nice, and 'logical' and they both had their internal battles but for no reason they turn on Sarah and almost get her killed. Then they seem apologetic at the end but at the same time they were only at Sarah's house to check if she still has powers and not really to apologise. I do love Nancy and I understand she had the worst upbringing but you can't really make her the victim and Sarah the enemy. Of course Sarah is flawed, she liked Chris even though he treated her bad, she had her own emotional demons to fight and that could explain her actions. She was never as extreme as Nancy and what is more, she was NEVER hungry for power like Nancy. She was naturally gifted and did not feel threatened to see Nancy walking on water etc. The 3 attacked her first and then she fought back. This does not make her a villain. No matter how woke people are now, she was never the villain. If Nancy wasn't so intense and hungry for power the 4 of them would have just enjoyed their magic, nobody would die and probably still be friends. To sum up; Sarah, a natural witch, gifted but not hungry for power, made many mistakes with her friends and clearly had her own issues with emotions and relationships. Not a villain. Nancy was also gifted, hungry for power, alas she did have a lot of bad circumstances in her life and her actions can be excused. She was the antagonist to say the least. Bonnie and Rochelle, were a bit half cooked as characters. Both acted really nice from time to time and then were terrible with no real reason.

See, your premise presumes that there's only 1 big bad. Yes, your theory does hold some water. However, while Sarah is powerful enough to enact revenge on the 3, Nancy is far from the abused innocent it sounds like you & the other Nancy defenders make her out to be. Many a serial killer goes through similar things, many times even worse. Does that make them sympathetic antiheroes? It just makes them sad villains. To me, the least guilty of the 4 main girls is Bonnie. (And no, it's because of my fandom of Neve Campbell.) Her only reason for being a part of the coven is to heal scars. At the end of the day, isn't that something we can all get behind. Bonnie's mistake is to ONLY concentrate on the outer scars. The ones inside being healed might have made her see the light sooner. Btw, Rochelle wanted revenge on bullies. Understandable, but not self improvement.

Sigh. This is a movie that needs to be watched in context. This isn't a movie you can reinterpret using modern societal norms. When this movie was made, there were so many things going on, that are engrained the celluloid. This is not a movie that could have taken place in any time period. It is a true zeitgeist.

If all the girls came back I would love to see the story of what happened to all of them as adults.

The movie explained

The craft was one of best witch horror movies , the craft should got more success during the time when they released.

I reject the premise of this video. Not only did I not learn anything new, but Nancy was the villain. Not Sarah. You just basically describe the premise of the movie.

The Craft is a movie about 4 teenage girls who get ahold of reality-altering power. They are TEENAGERS. Of COURSE shit's gonna go bad.

I think the aspect that's overlooked is the storeowner, Lirio, pointing out that, "True magic is neither black, nor white - it's both because nature is both. Loving and cruel, all at the same time." That's the underlying message beneath all of the characters in the film - kind and loving people who do horrible and hurtful things to one another. There really isn't a true antagonist in the movie, although arguably it's Chris (despite being spellbound) and his asinine friends who slut shame girls and spread malicious rumors about people around their school. The movie centers around the 4 girls of the witches coven trying to assert some control over their own lives, and establishing a new balance of power that gives them agency and public respect that they were all denied. That balance gets thrown off entirely when Nancy reaches for more and more power by invoking the spirit and using that magical power to simply remove obstacles from her path and torment those who would get in her way, ie Chris and Sarah. To try and look at this through a 2022/23 lens doesn't help, because the idea that Sarah is somehow the villain of the movie ignores and excuses the ways in which Nancy overstepped so many boundaries in order to get what she wanted. It's fine to have some sympathy for her in the end, but she is reaping what she sowed, the balance of power returned to Manon and she is left a shell of his vessel, punished for abusing his power and inflicting pain and suffering on those around her. I had hoped that The Craft: Legacy would revisit this idea of natural magic and the allure of mystic power in ways that a new generation would appreciate, and unfortunately, it had such promise to start out, and it botched the ending badly. This is one of my favorite witchy movies from my youth, so to see its sequel so poorly written and rushed was such a disappointment. Not even a bad cast, just a meh plot concept. If there was another movie that Greta Gerwig could get her hands on to make into a modern-day feminist critique on teenaged girl power struggles and magical powers, this would be the one. Understanding how girls interact and handle rejection, how they find solace in their friendships and urge each other to say and do things they wouldn't normally do of their own volition, that's something that could be explored more, and not in ways that are offensive to the original film.

The movie pretty blatantly tells u that magic and the world and nature are equally beautiful and cruel. Seems like ur just verifying what the movie already told us in literal dialogue. It ends in balance. Those who abused power had it taken and/or were punished. Sarah is just as capable of the same cruelty she was put through, but she balances it fairly and with goodness.

I remember trying out the Light as feather thing at slumber parties. Never worked.

What is this woke rewriting of history. This is as garbage as the people that try to say the karate kid is the bad guy. This is so 2021/22 oh the bad guys are the real the victims. 🤦🏿‍♂

I disagree about Sarah and Nancy those two are definitely two sides of the same coin...the difference one has no moral compass...the other amazing low self esteem....

I love the craft I hope they make another movie with the legacy cast

You should have sent your time explaining why the next Craft was such trash.

With Nancy returning to The Craft Legacy, I am starting to wonder where are Sarah, Rochelle, and Bonnie in the sequel, since their successors are Lourdes, Tabby, Frankie, and Lily.

Wow, this is going back in time

That Dangerous Type slo mo segment was awesome, hehe! Those were the days.

I don't think sarah is the true villain even though she uses her power to get the affection of chris which is stupid and vain what Nancy did was wrong she killed chris even though I despised him he didn't deserve that

*The ending explained* Recaps the entire movie with the very obvious ending that doesnt need explaining lol

I love the showdown between Nancy and sarah 💝😊

There needs to be a word of a person who wants to die but not in a suicidal way but to go to the next life .. my not suicidal for a horrible life but just because I feel like I don't belong here. Can't really explain it but in the next life there's no illness, no power , no hate , no tiktok , no sheeple ....

I always found it interesting that they created this “Manon” deity for the movie but there is an ancient Irish god named “Mananan Mac Lir” that presides over the sea. Wonder if that’s why things started happening when they filmed the circle casting an invocation scene on the shore since they were invoking “Manon” which is similar to a shortened version of “Mananan Mac Lir”.

Blumhouse needs to announce the Craft 3 with the original cast and new cast from the Craft legacy.

Bonnie the actress would make a great Harley Quinn

Look Sarah was a true caster, she return balance and she removed all their powers. The god remove nanny of her power. Sarah even said that. Sarah with the branch drop is warning not to up set the balance

I absolutely LOVE this movie ❤️❤️

Nancy has Ptsd- that's the real cause of her desire for power. Ptsd comes from trauma.

Never realized how telling the colors/styles (minus Bonnie, as her style change was obvious) of their outfits were until now, as they gradually progressed in dabbling with magic and channeling Manon. I also love how Nancy usually has a black top layer on and the under layer is usually white/light colored. It seems to represent her personality (innately good, while wearing a tough exterior persona, in order to look out for and protect others) or more accurately, the balance in personality ☯️

I love this movie it my favourite 90s classic ❤

Nancy went crazy because the movie explained all spells you cast turn into karma times 3. All the spells she cast on Sarah to try and make her kill herself follow that rule. It wasnt Sarah who made her go crazy…

I do wish they can all get back together or cross paths in some shape or form.

Leaving out important info my dude.

I watched this movie in high school. It was weird, but then again, it was the 90s.

Sarah becomes a solitary witch. Another Edalynne Clawthorne of wild magic. An SW does not need a coven but plenty of space to do their own thing. The live peacefully for as long as they follow this credo: And it hurt no one, do what thou will. In other words use magic for the good and constructively. Karma works against the wicked.

Hey looper did you sit down and take your time and watch the movie because you're overthinking it. It was a great movie 🍿

This movie made me love wicca

Good movie. Good video. Sorry. Just don't the plot working the way it is explained here.

Fairuza Balk looks quite a lot like Tim Curry in some of these scenes .

Nancy was dangerous. Sarah left the group BECAUSE they were toxic. But they wouldn't leave her alone.

You’re trying to put a Cobra Kai twist on The Craft

Who in 2022 is going to be looking for an explanation to an easy to understand 90s movies like The Craft?

The eternity sign was the sign I saw coming out of God in light after I died from overdose

So if Bonnie and Rochelle lose their powers, why didn't Nancy lose hers?

This wasn’t so much an explanation of the end, more like a synopsis of the full movie. Waste of time.

Totally, have always felt this way. I loved Nancy and couldn’t stand pampered, privileged Sarah. Loved the movie as a whole, but wished there was a part 2 where Nancy got better. On another note, the movie did a fantastic job with the dynamics of failed female friendship.

No, bad attempt.

Sarah was the hero of the movie she never use her power it hurt anyone that doesn't have powers but the other did making girl loss her hair and Nancy killed 3 people. So when Sarah bin Nancy power to stop her from killing people. So the other loss their powers and wanted it back and did a fake apology because they knew Sarah had powers before they ever did and try to get on her good side so Sarah let them know she was not falling for it

Yeah no

sarah isnt the villian she invoked the spirit and the spirit chose what to do with those who abused the power Nancy got it worse and thats why she went crazy and the other two were remorseful so they just lost thier powers. Sarah showed them she still had powers she didnt actually hurt them Sarah wasnt the villian at all Nancy was the Villian she was jelaous of Sarah and thus she wanted ultimated power. She could have let Sarah leave the Coven and bind her but she chose to try and kill Sarah

Faruizala is cute as heck

I always thought Sarah was the real bully

Pls do not force a new ending / explanation. Just enjoy the simple plot. As it was meant. If you do not want this plot, write your own movie. Stop this over thinking.

Their lives are sad, it's true. But that's not an excuse. And Nancy was dangerous.

Love this movie. Couldn't make it to the end of this video. Better off just watching the movie. 2nd miss in a row. Giving up on this channel.

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Disagree.... but I can appreciate your breakdown of it.

Why does anyone need the ending explained?

‘Mannon’ not “Mannol”

This is just an Overview of the movie 🤔

harm NONE!!!!

Did I time travel again?

I always felt like the bad guy won.

I wanted magic to be real when I first saw this movie.

Lol this is ridiculous. If you’re here and you understand magick and the law of three, holla! We are the weirdos, Mr!

"The Ending of The Craft POORLY Explained"

Is the narrator Canadian? He sounds Canadian.....if it's not an A.I. Bot

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Yeah no offense but this is not a great interpretation

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I thought maybe this video would have an interesting take or insight into the ending. I was wrong. What a waste of time.

The true ending is Sarah’s the villain, and they actually confirmed this and Nancy’s actually the hero

I forgot how terrible this movie was!