Sacrées sorcières

Titre original : The Witches

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Inspiré du classique de 1983 de Roald Dahl, "Les sorcières" raconte l'histoire effrayante, drôle et imaginative d'un jeune garçon de sept ans qui a rencontré de vraies sorcières.Inspiré du classique de 1983 de Roald Dahl, "Les sorcières" raconte l'histoire effrayante, drôle et imaginative d'un jeune garçon de sept ans qui a rencontré de vraies sorcières.Inspiré du classique de 1983 de Roald Dahl, "Les sorcières" raconte l'histoire effrayante, drôle et imaginative d'un jeune garçon de sept ans qui a rencontré de vraies sorcières.

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Récompenses
- 10 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The original 1983 novel was largely set in the United Kingdom (with a few scenes in Norway). This movie adaptation is set in the US state of Alabama, but, ironically, was mostly filmed in the United Kingdom (though some exteriors were shot in Alabama and Georgia). Octavia Spencer is originally from Alabama.

Gaffes
Near the end at 1 hour 34 min Hero mouse references to Mary as Daisy although he learned earlier in the movie her real name and commented on it that it's pretty.

Citations
[being cornered by her own cat]
Grand High Witch: Remember who it was who feeds you... No, don't think about food!

Crédits fous
Roald Dahl's credit is composed of items/people from his stories:
R is a jar of dreams from "The BFG"
O is a swollen Violet Beauregarde from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
A is a stack of levitating books from "Matilda"
L is a fox tail from "Fantastic Mr Fox"
D is a giant peach hoisted by seagulls, from "James and the Giant Peach"
Dahl is a Wonka chocolate candy bar containing a golden ticket from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"

Connexions
Featured in The Nostalgia Critic: The Witches (2020)

Bandes originales
Little Drummer Boy
Written by Katherine K. Davis, Henry Onorati, Harry Simeone

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5/10

Not a bad remake but the original is far superior!

The remake was okay but much lighter in tone than its predecessor and the cheesy humor was kinda cringeworthy. I would've preferred a much darker spin and more sinister vibe over this comical TV movie offering but oh well. Octavia was really good as always but the cheap CGI did let the movie down. It's also been very clear for a number of years now that Anne's forte are not accents. I mean she sounded comical and even Scottish in certain parts...like girl come on now. It goes without saying that Anjelica Huston's performance was much stronger and scarier in the 1990 version, but overall the cast, sets and writing were okay.