DAILYFLICKS 20K EVENT: FAVORITE FALL/HALLOWEEN FILM PER MEMBER
↳ HOCUS POCUS (1993) — Veronika (@mulderscully)My ungodly book speaks to you. On All Hallow’s Eve, when the moon is round, a virgin will summon us from under the ground. Oh, oh! We shall be back, and the lives of all the children of Salem will be mine!
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It’s specifically designed to be ambiguous. That really riles some people and some people really love it. What’s funny and interesting to me — and not to sound too cocky about it, but I really do think it worked — is everybody talks about the specifics of what’s happening in that scene. And to me, the specifics don’t matter that much. And I’ll explain.
What is happening, what is going to happen, all that is just fun to talk about. But what’s important to me is that these two people are on the same page and are seeing the same thing. There’s several interpretations of where they’re at. And that’s great. But as long as they’re seeing the same thing I think there is a resolution and the possibility of hope in the film
- Jeff Nichols, Director of TAKE SHELTER (2011)
A CINDERELLA STORY (2004)
HOW I MET YOUR FATHER (2022- )
When my 60 seconds came around I realized I had everything I ever wanted— but nothing I really needed. And I think what I need is here. And I came all this way to see if you maybe think so too.
LEAP YEAR (2010) dir. Anand Tucker
WHEN HARRY MET SALLY
Dir. Rob Reiner (1989)
THE HOLIDAY (2006) | dir. Nancy Meyers
Silent Night (2021)
dir. Camille Griffin
Kristen Stewart as “Diana” in Spencer, 2021
— dir. Pablo Larraín
Mostly I’m here because of the press. It was felt we needed to be on guard because of all the silly attention that your Royal Highness is attracting. Their lenses are terribly powerful these days, Ma'am.
Spencer (2021) dir. Pablo Larraín