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69863 Vote country: USA Andrew Fleming Summary: Four girls at a Los Angeles Catholic school form a coven of witches that cast spells on their classmates and each other. Their new powers overwhelm them, leading to an internal power struggle runtime: 101 Minutes

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The craft full movie online watch cartoon. The craft full movie online watch download. The craft full movie online watch dubbed. The Craft Full Movie Online watching. The craft full movie online watch free. Contrary to what one reviewer assumes, Hollywood does not generally attack witchcraft or treat it as being necessarily evil. To do so would be to do the subject an honour it does not deserve, the honour of being treated as a genuine phenomenon. There are, to be sure, a small minority of Wiccans- well represented on this board- who genuinely believe that they can cast spells and an equally small minority of fundamentalist Christians who genuinely believe that there exist witches who possess malign powers given to them by Satan. For the great majority of people, however, at least in the West, belief in witchcraft is equated with ignorant and irrational superstition, and Hollywood has long since learnt that it is not good box-office to make serious films about things your audience refuses to take seriously.
What Hollywood does is to use witchcraft in two ways. One is for purely humorous purposes, as in the television comedy "Bewitched. The other is to use it as a metaphor for the human condition. The witch or wizard is not a god or a devil, but a human being who happens to have extraordinary powers. He or she is also a moral being, aware of the difference between good and evil and with the responsibility to distinguish between them when making use of his or her powers. The "Harry Potter" films are a good example of this. Harry's magical powers may be pure fantasy (and the films never try to persuade us that they are anything else) but the moral choices which face him are the same as those which face people in the real world. The audience need to suspend their disbelief in witchcraft, but not their belief in right and wrong.
"The Craft" has the ambition to be another film of this type. Like the Potter films it is set in a school, but this is an everyday Los Angeles school rather than a British public school specialising in the magical arts. The film centres on a clique of three girls, Nancy, Bonnie and Rochelle who are regarded as strange and eccentric by their classmates because of their obsession with witchcraft. All three are outsiders. Nancy, the leader of the clique, is from a poor, trailer-trash" family, looked down upon by her more middle-class schoolfellows. Bonnie is convinced she is physically unattractive because of scars on her body. Rochelle is the only black girl in the class, and the victim of racist taunts from the class bitch Laura. (Laura- like Cordelia in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is an example of that over-used stock figure in American high school dramas, the "most popular girl" who manages to retain her popularity despite being obviously unpleasant; I suspect that in real life a girl who went around making comments like "I don't like negroids" would be shunned by her classmates, not voted Miss Popularity.
A fourth girl, Sarah, is welcomed into the little clique. Sarah is herself an outsider, being a new girl at the school after her father has moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The girls discover that they do indeed have magical powers, and begin to use these powers to their advantage. Bonnie's scars disappear from her body; the handsome boy whom Sarah has set her heart on begins to fall in love with her. Gradually, however, the tone of the film darkens as the coven start to use their powers in a vindictive way; for example, Rochelle makes Laura's hair fall out. Sarah becomes worried by these developments and tries to use her powers to prevent Nancy, who is becoming seriously unbalanced, from harming others, but without success. The film darkens still further as Nancy uses witchcraft to kill those who have offended her, including her abusive stepfather. Sarah, frightened, tries to break free from the coven, only to find the others pursuing her.
The film never succeeds in the way the Potter films do. This is partly because of the acting; apart from Fairuza Balk's Nancy, a memorably scary creation with her Goth make-up and spiky hair, all of the witches, especially Robin Tunney's Sarah, seem rather colourless. The main reason, however, why the film does not succeed is that it lacks the imagination that distinguishes all great fantasy films. J.K. Rowling's books (like those of Tolkien) are so successful because they conjure up a whole new world of the imagination, a world which is both like our world and different, a world populated both by strange creatures and by seemingly ordinary mortals like Harry himself, and the films are able to translate this world into cinematic terms. "The Craft" by contrast, lacks this visual imagination. It is never able to transport us into another world, but remains firmly stuck in the real world of a banal American high school, which just happens to be a high school where four girls have magical powers. Unlike the Potter films and the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, which use the language of fantasy to make serious points about good and evil and human nature, The Craft" remains an essentially trivial film, where supernatural special effects are simply used to liven up what is no more than a story about bitchy schoolgirls being nasty to each other. 5/10.

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