this scene actually gives the actually insight of how badly these girls only wanted Sarah in the circle to use her.. they only wanted her for what they could get out of her. they should have kept this scene
@@kathconserv Exactly. I like this cut, but the final scene of the movie already made their intentions clear. They came to check if Sarah still has powers. That's the ONLY reason they wanted to be friends in the first place. They were users.
Which kinda makes it even sadder on Sarah's part because you can really tell how much she cares about Bonnie as well as the others. I mean, she made a whole care package for her!
I dunno. I get the impression that, at least at the start, Bonnie and Rochelle were both pretty open to the idea of having another friend. I think that Rochelle grew to enjoy her revenge too much and Bonnie became far too narcissistic, but I don't think that they were always users. I think Nancy was always a very unhappy and damaged person, so I find it harder to judge, but I think even she had some level of affection for Sarah at the beginning.
True, before I saw this I thought that Bonnie got cured because of her wish in that blood ritual or because of that cleansing Nancy did during their slumber party, but this settles that it was Sarah that did it, and she was the one who braided that bully’s hair in Rochelle’s and none of Nancy’s spells had worked before Sarah showed because she was unworthy
What I always found interesting about this movie is that Bonnies character was always pretty. when she eventually gets healed, the only thing that changes is her scars, and with that her confidence. I know its probably not intended, but i really liked how the movie displays beauty and how it affects mental health and insecurities. Bonnie was never an ugly monster, she just thought she was.
Bonnie was already beautiful...she was just insecure because she had burn scars all over her body, she thought she was some kind of monster. But when she used magic to take her scars away she really did become a monster as she allowed her newfound popularity to go to her head and she became shallow and narcissistic. As soon as she renounced her power she went back to covering up her body. Wonder if she still has the personality she did before.
But then we would be sickened to our stomachs when bonnie turns on Sarah after it was actually Sarah who healed Bonnie, especially after they shared such a special moment. No, they were smart to take it out. The end wouldn’t have worked as well if they had left it in.
@@MOBROOKS It's a horror movie. We were supposed to be sickened when they turned on Sarah. The final scene of the movie already made their intentions clear. They came to check if Sarah still had powers because it was the ONLY reason they wanted to be friends in the first place. They were users.
Bonnie was superficial and immature. Sarah is in a league beyond Bonnie and the other girls... thats why they all used her and fed off of her natural power...I'm glad this scene was cut because it makes Bonnie even more of a selfish 'woe is me' martyr than she already seems.
I love all the deleted scenes, but if I had to keep one, it HAS to be this one!! They give Sarah credit for healing Bonnie, but we see Nancy trying to heal Bonnie and so that ALWAYS confused me. This shows that Sarah really DID heal Bonnie!
They both tried to help, but only Sarah was able to do it. Maybe that's another reason why Nancy resented Sarah, she'd been Bonnie's friend first but Sarah was able to help her. Though I guess in a way that makes Nancy's views on friendship kind of selfish because it wasn't enough for her to just be happy for her friend, she sees her being nice to Rochelle and Bonnie when no-one else was as a reason why they owe her something or why she gets to boss them around. And I think Sarah did kind of try to bind Nancy because she was worried about what would happen to Nancy as well as being worried about what Nancy would do, but Nancy couldn't see the concern only that a potential threat.
I never really thought of it like that. Nancy was completely messed up in the head, the only reason Bonnie and Rochelle followed her around was because they are afraid of her like everyone else in school was. Sarah on the other hand was kind and good and they liked her because she was nice to everyone..and that pissed Nancy off. Even to the point where she was paranoid she'd turn her friends against her in the circle. It all revolves around one thing...jealousy.
@@angeloflacounty I think she did care about Bonnie and Rochelle at first and at first saw it as a 'we're friends, we look out for each other' friendship, but at some point it for her it turned into a 'I was their friend when no-one else was, they owe me'.
the thing that gets me about the film though personally is just that most of nancy's victims were unsympathetic right up until she went after Sarah. And then you finally saw who she really was.
@@kythrathesuntamer9715 Right, Nancy's stepfather was an alcoholic abusive asshole, Chris was the popular jock who lied about going all the way with Sarah on their date, even trying to rape her. All Sarah tried to do was to stop her from going too far with her powers and Nancy decided Sarah had overstayed her welcome and tried to kill her. She became so obsessed with power she was too far gone to come back.
I felt like we didn’t see enough of Bonnie in this movie. She goes from a shy girl to a confident one to a cocky one in such a short time. But her character was interesting
this scene should have stayed in the film. it all comes together a lot more clearly for the viewers to explain how Bonnie was healed. all in all, even without the scene, I still understood who healed Bonnie afterwards.
But then we would be sickened to our stomachs when bonnie turns on Sarah after it was actually Sarah who healed Bonnie, especially after they shared such a special moment. No, they were smart to take it out. The end wouldn’t have worked as well if they had left it in.
@@MOBROOKS It wouldn't have affected the ending. It would have shown what a snake Bonnie was. She was NEVER Sarah's real friend anyway. If someone turns on you because another person insists, they're a terrible friend. The final scene of the movie already made Bonnie's intentions clear. She came to check if Sarah still had powers. That's the ONLY reason she wanted to be friends in the first place. She was a user.
Sarah's eyes are so beautiful! I love this scene bc it shows how Sarah helped all of the girls and showed how caring and what a good friend she was to them then they sadly all turn on her bc they didn't need her anymore then tried to kill her off. Betrayed her in the worst way! then once its all over and Nancy is put away Bonnie and Rochelle come crawling back to her once they lose all their power's and Sarah pretty much tells them to fuck off in the end bc it was obvious they were just trying to use her again to get their powers back and what made them think she would ever give them the time of day again after almost killing her. Sarah was smart for moving on.
I always wonder and theorize if it was MANON who took back his powers from the girls OR if it was Sarah who bind their powers also besides just Nancy. Like I'm thinking Sarah had a convo with MANON, like she did (before she defeated Nancy, she let her know she had a convo with MANON and Nancy was in deep SHXT for abusing her powers given." I think Nancy had a chat with MANON and they decided to bind the other girls powers, to where they can't operate without Sarah, all the while Sara remains powerful...
They should've kept this scene!!! It's very intimate, personal, and emotional...and showed how emotionally torn Bonnie was about her burns. At least they should've kept the conversation portion of it if anything
I think it's the biggest part of why she got healed, they all had to do something, (Sarah braided the blonde bitch's hair to Rochelle's) but havent you noticed that just after the ceremony, despite Bonnie still had her scars, she looked prettier, she made her hair nicer and all when she was all greasy haired and mopey before it. I guess Sarah helped her on taking care of herself because she already was pretty despite the scars by showing her the magazine ant beauty products. But anyway, this is also proof that Sarah had the powers.
Wednesday Addams Sarah was the only real one with powers, she was the one that made all their spells work. they basically leeched off her. Nancy even killed her stepfather using power she took from Sarah. After she performs the invocation ritual, only then does she actually gain powers of her own.
Sarah is definitely the one full of light in this movie. White magic witch among black magic witches. A proof that light always win against darkness ^^
Joobie Joob I definitely agree. All what is asked is that this scale has to be balanced, in harmony. Like the Yin and the Yang, Night and Day, Cold and Hot, Feminine and Masculine, etc etc...
I always thought that Sara was the power behind them all and that's why everything worked. I never thought once that nancy was the one. I also, picked up on the message that Nancy was jealous of Sara' amazing talents. Pretty good movie
It is true that Sarah is a real witch because she helped others instead of doing harm. Two main witch rules to go by: " Do With Thou Wilt" & "Harm None."
Enjoying all these deleted scenes online, while still trusting the director with the flow of their own movie. The final cut is perfect and allows you to read between the lines rather than spell it out.
Some people don't seem to be able to, and can't see why Bonnie and Rochelle side with Nancy at first. Despite the fact that they've known Nancy far longer, and Nancy is encouraging them to use their powers while Sarah is being the Goody-Two-Shoes telling them to be careful! Therefore they go with Nancy till they see the reflection in the mirror, and realize what will come back
I think this scene would have voided out the scenes with them calling to Manon. While they did use Sarah to invoke the spirit, they didn't get their powers from Sarah. She was just sort of the rod or antenna to Manon of which without the girls may not have been able to connect. It made since that they didn't keep this scene.
I don't like the interpretation that only Sarah had powers. I don't like the whole midichlorians/Chosen one/magic grandpa thing. It's better if it's a power anyone can find.
@@oliverford5367 They had powers, just not active powers. Sarah was a natural witch. She didn't necessarily need ingredients for spells. The others did.
It was obvious that a scene of Sarah healing Bonnie was deleted, cuz when Bonnie was cured, Bonnie and Rochelle said Sarah did it, when in fact, according to what was left on the movie, Nancy and Bonnie herself were the ones who did it when they were praying to Manon to take Bonie scars.
Yeah, but it did make sense though, because their spells only worked when Sarah came along. The three of them were 'just' practicing witches before being joined by Sarah, a 'natural witch'.
with rochelle the spell was when sarah stoled the hair to laura y put in the hair of rochelle. this is because rochelle say sarha did it sorry for my bad english.
+Yves George Sanchez I thought it was because of her spell when they formed their coven.. "I take into myself, the power to be beautiful, outside as well as in."
Several years back, the DVD release contained commentary, which included comments during the deleted scenes. This one is included and explained. Unfortunately I can't remember the whole answer, but I think it had to do with time constraints, and the director just felt it wasn't necessary to explain who really healed her.
This makes more sense than what’s in the film. I honestly forget what lead up to Bonnie getting healed in surgery. And this was good character development for Sarah
They should have kept this Scene. Her going to the doctor, and the doctor removing the scars off of her body, would have been the perfect scene to come after this scene.
She did. That's the point. The burns are so deep and so rampant that surgery and medicine can't really do much of--well, anything. It's not until a spell is evoked that...
Oh I see what you mean, I think Sarah was meant to be the guiding light of the group. Even though she said that every time she tried a spell and always messed something up, she never hungered for it like Nancy did. I think it also helps that Sarah's mother was a white witch and she inherited her power and spirit.
They should definitely have kept this scene in the film, it doesn't make sense without it. I always wondered what bonnie and rochelle were talking about when bonnie was cured and they said "Sarah did it" it always confused me as I assumed it was Nancy because they also did a spell to make her scars go away and that was the only one shown. I have no idea why they felt this scene was unnecessary.
She was the only natural witch in the group but she didn’t reach inside herself until the ending. She did feel bad for the others since they used her and abused their powers but she end up becoming a white witch
I was told that Empire records was filmed in 1994, and that means when Robin Tunney shaved her head, then she would’ve had half her hair grown back for the craft, because the craft was filmed in 1995, so that means she would’ve had half her hair back so that is why she wore wig. So underneath it, all, she would’ve had an Ellen DeGeneres hairstyle.
It’s sad cause I think Sarah actually was genuine and wanted to be friends with these girls and I feel like Nancy never even really knew what it meant like to really have love for your friends like really besties do for one another. She wasn’t given the love she should’ve had especially from her mother and seeing her mother in an abusive relationship made it worse. It sucks sometimes I wish things ended differently in this movie.
I love this scene but I can see why they deleted it. In the end for the showdown, they need the girls to be on Nancy's side against Sarah, so they portrayed Nancy as being the one who healed her.
Goddess of Healing, let it begin, Healing without, healing within, Healing her spirit, healing her skin. Goddess of Healing, let it begin... I totally, absolutely, 100% agree with all those who say that this scene should have been INCLUDED. It would have better emphasised how Sarah was truly a healer and nurturer at heart, as well as how bad and even irrational Bonnie's betrayal later on truly was. I mean, I have read and heard things about Sarah being the true antagonist of this film, given the dramatic contrast between her and Nancy's respective families and homes, how she disapproved of Bonnie's behaviour after Bonnie was healed, how she was appalled by Nancy's killing Chris (who had tried to rape her (Sarah)), and of course, how she respectively dealt with Bonnie, Rochelle, and Nancy in the end. I would say that Sarah is not perfect, and perhaps she should have handled and said things differently, but what about how her so-called coven sisters had treated her? Tried to do her and perhaps even her family?
This is another example of a great scene the producers cut and it hurts the film. When Sarah says Bonnie used to be a nice girl in the Nancy’s ‘In or Out’ red car scene later in the film, this scene was a huge example of just how sweet Bonnie was & how crippling her burn scars were to her self-esteem. This scene would have fit right before the morning scene where we see Bonnie in the hospital to have her bandages removed. It’s so silly for them to remove this scene. It was a bonding moment between these two characters. Also, Neve is so fragile in this scene. It’s heart-breaking. Sarah is a natural witch. It’s another fine example of her abilities. They really need to recut this film. It deserves an extended director’s cut. All four girls are incredible. The studio was antsy about the ratings board. The Craft ended up with an R rating anyways, so they should have left it as they wrote it. Almost half of the film was changed, or deleted. Trivia look for scenes where Bonnie is dressed sexy with hair and makeup done and revealing clothes, in the film, awkwardly placed in scenes before she has had her surgery. It shows how much this film was rearranged in post-production. In early scenes pre-surgery Bonnie is always covered up in layers, with greasy hair. In the theatrical cut, because so many changes were made to the final film, several sequences intended for the second half of the film, but were re-edited into the first half. Also the awkward pic Sarah had of Chris for no reason was taken by Bonnie in the script, except it was taken at school, like the Laura Lizzy hair pull, not him walking in the woods somewhere, which made no sense. Watch for the scene. It’s so badly added. Where in the world did she get his pic? 🤣
The thing that really comes out watching this and then the other scene with the confrontation for me in retrospect is quite simply that Bonnie was healed by Sarah but somehow Nancy influenced her to do terrible shit when she wasn'teven the one that saved her...
They should have kept this in as it makes it even more obvious that Sarah is the only one with any real affinity for witchcraft and the others were just kinda leeching off of her
They were smart to cut this scene. It shows that Sarah is the most powerful witch in the coven Which would undercut the narrative later on in the film that Sarah would be intimidate and afraid of Nancy.
Not going to lie, they should had kept the deleted scenes. I wouldn't mind watching a longer craft. They should release the older craft and include the deleted scenes
I always thought the way they turn on Sarah was just like middle / high school for girls. One minute your in and all is well and the next you're iced out. But without Sarah they wouldn't have had a single magical anything. They leached off of Sarah. Great movie!!
Apparently is when Bonnie was in the hospital... They should have left this scene in, cuz in the actual movie, I was like "Why are they thanking Sarah? What did she do?"
I like this scene, except that Bonnie is doing the exact same thing as when she was being treated by her doctor so that was repetitive. it's a nice scene but I would have liked the dialog to be a bit more original and genuine. The part where they go "Sarah you can make it all better again! - No, I can't" was already covered in other scenes.
Bonnie was not a selfish monster who only wanted Sarah for her power. Sarah herself used magic for her own beneffit and it backfired. We all crave desperatly for something, we all have some hopeless dream we would take great risks, even of hurting others if that would make ouro dream come true. That's just human. None of these girls is a monster. They are what many of us would become for a chance of grabing our most desperate hopes and dreams.
@DanRan345 i think that Manon did it, like he did in one of the last scene when sarah summon him with the "Watchtower Spell" before fight with Nancy ;)
They say Sarah was the one who healed Bonnie but we don't see it in the film. So this scene makes it clear Sarah was the one who healed her. What I don't get is why do Bonnie and Rochelle see the spells coming back to them in theeefold if Sarah did it all for them. Rochelle says Sarah made Laura's hair fall out because she pulled it out and braided it into hers. But Rochelle later see her own hair falling out when she looks in the mirror. She even sees her reflection looking away from her as Laura is crying over her baldness. But apparently Sarah did it.
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this scene actually gives the actually insight of how badly these girls only wanted Sarah in the circle to use her.. they only wanted her for what they could get out of her. they should have kept this scene
We knew that before this scene didn’t we?
@@kathconserv Exactly. I like this cut, but the final scene of the movie already made their intentions clear. They came to check if Sarah still has powers. That's the ONLY reason they wanted to be friends in the first place. They were users.
Which kinda makes it even sadder on Sarah's part because you can really tell how much she cares about Bonnie as well as the others. I mean, she made a whole care package for her!
I dunno. I get the impression that, at least at the start, Bonnie and Rochelle were both pretty open to the idea of having another friend. I think that Rochelle grew to enjoy her revenge too much and Bonnie became far too narcissistic, but I don't think that they were always users. I think Nancy was always a very unhappy and damaged person, so I find it harder to judge, but I think even she had some level of affection for Sarah at the beginning.
True, before I saw this I thought that Bonnie got cured because of her wish in that blood ritual or because of that cleansing Nancy did during their slumber party, but this settles that it was Sarah that did it, and she was the one who braided that bully’s hair in Rochelle’s and none of Nancy’s spells had worked before Sarah showed because she was unworthy
What I always found interesting about this movie is that Bonnies character was always pretty. when she eventually gets healed, the only thing that changes is her scars, and with that her confidence. I know its probably not intended, but i really liked how the movie displays beauty and how it affects mental health and insecurities. Bonnie was never an ugly monster, she just thought she was.
Bonnie was already beautiful...she was just insecure because she had burn scars all over her body, she thought she was some kind of monster. But when she used magic to take her scars away she really did become a monster as she allowed her newfound popularity to go to her head and she became shallow and narcissistic. As soon as she renounced her power she went back to covering up her body. Wonder if she still has the personality she did before.
Bonnie may be the sweetest girl, but somewhere inside her, she's not intended to be a monster, she's intended to be seen wherever she goes.
This should have stayed in the film. It shows a softer side of Bonnie that we don't see, as well as Sarah relating to her.
But then we would be sickened to our stomachs when bonnie turns on Sarah after it was actually Sarah who healed Bonnie, especially after they shared such a special moment.
No, they were smart to take it out.
The end wouldn’t have worked as well if they had left it in.
@@MOBROOKS It's a horror movie. We were supposed to be sickened when they turned on Sarah. The final scene of the movie already made their intentions clear. They came to check if Sarah still had powers because it was the ONLY reason they wanted to be friends in the first place. They were users.
It's also explains the later part of the movie where Bonnie says to Sarah, "You did it."
Bonnie was superficial and immature. Sarah is in a league beyond Bonnie and the other girls... thats why they all used her and fed off of her natural power...I'm glad this scene was cut because it makes Bonnie even more of a selfish 'woe is me' martyr than she already seems.
I love all the deleted scenes, but if I had to keep one, it HAS to be this one!! They give Sarah credit for healing Bonnie, but we see Nancy trying to heal Bonnie and so that ALWAYS confused me. This shows that Sarah really DID heal Bonnie!
Nancy didn't know how, Sarah did.
They both tried to help, but only Sarah was able to do it. Maybe that's another reason why Nancy resented Sarah, she'd been Bonnie's friend first but Sarah was able to help her. Though I guess in a way that makes Nancy's views on friendship kind of selfish because it wasn't enough for her to just be happy for her friend, she sees her being nice to Rochelle and Bonnie when no-one else was as a reason why they owe her something or why she gets to boss them around. And I think Sarah did kind of try to bind Nancy because she was worried about what would happen to Nancy as well as being worried about what Nancy would do, but Nancy couldn't see the concern only that a potential threat.
@@agenttheater5 The remake should be interesting. I think some of these women are gonna make cameos.
@Jashard Wallington I noticed thanks
@@thelegendofthem6120 only one did. It was a good sequel it didn't try to copy the original
I never really thought of it like that. Nancy was completely messed up in the head, the only reason Bonnie and Rochelle followed her around was because they are afraid of her like everyone else in school was. Sarah on the other hand was kind and good and they liked her because she was nice to everyone..and that pissed Nancy off. Even to the point where she was paranoid she'd turn her friends against her in the circle. It all revolves around one thing...jealousy.
I agree Nancy Threatened Rochelle sling her throat
In case you realized, Nancy was a sadistic sociopath that did not care about anyone but herself.
@@angeloflacounty I think she did care about Bonnie and Rochelle at first and at first saw it as a 'we're friends, we look out for each other' friendship, but at some point it for her it turned into a 'I was their friend when no-one else was, they owe me'.
the thing that gets me about the film though personally is just that most of nancy's victims were unsympathetic right up until she went after Sarah. And then you finally saw who she really was.
@@kythrathesuntamer9715 Right, Nancy's stepfather was an alcoholic abusive asshole, Chris was the popular jock who lied about going all the way with Sarah on their date, even trying to rape her. All Sarah tried to do was to stop her from going too far with her powers and Nancy decided Sarah had overstayed her welcome and tried to kill her. She became so obsessed with power she was too far gone to come back.
I felt like we didn’t see enough of Bonnie in this movie. She goes from a shy girl to a confident one to a cocky one in such a short time. But her character was interesting
Sage for healing. 🌿
Sweet Wine for contentment. 🍷
*Elle* for fashion. 📔
Snackwells for noshing. 🍪 ...and a rose... for beauty. 🌹
I miss Snackwells
@@dnasty312 Yeah! Snackwell made these thin cheesy crackers that were soooooo good! Miss those...
this scene should have stayed in the film. it all comes together a lot more clearly for the viewers to explain how Bonnie was healed. all in all, even without the scene, I still understood who healed Bonnie afterwards.
They shouldn't have taken this scene out
No. Actually it is s'h'o'u'l'd'n't have.
TheDiaryOfAnOxymoron shouldn't
But then we would be sickened to our stomachs when bonnie turns on Sarah after it was actually Sarah who healed Bonnie, especially after they shared such a special moment.
No, they were smart to take it out.
The end wouldn’t have worked as well if they had left it in.
@@MOBROOKS It wouldn't have affected the ending. It would have shown what a snake Bonnie was. She was NEVER Sarah's real friend anyway. If someone turns on you because another person insists, they're a terrible friend. The final scene of the movie already made Bonnie's intentions clear. She came to check if Sarah still had powers. That's the ONLY reason she wanted to be friends in the first place. She was a user.
Nepthu
Good take.
You’re probably right.
Bonnie always sounds like she's having sex when she's in pain.
Isn't it awesome 😜
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Jasmine Pierre 😂😂😂😂
XD What are you thinking some days?
Sarah's eyes are so beautiful! I love this scene bc it shows how Sarah helped all of the girls and showed how caring and what a good friend she was to them then they sadly all turn on her bc they didn't need her anymore then tried to kill her off. Betrayed her in the worst way! then once its all over and Nancy is put away Bonnie and Rochelle come crawling back to her once they lose all their power's and Sarah pretty much tells them to fuck off in the end bc it was obvious they were just trying to use her again to get their powers back and what made them think she would ever give them the time of day again after almost killing her. Sarah was smart for moving on.
Classical move of a smart person realising they're in a toxic relationship and they need to get out!
I always wonder and theorize if it was MANON who took back his powers from the girls OR if it was Sarah who bind their powers also besides just Nancy. Like I'm thinking Sarah had a convo with MANON, like she did (before she defeated Nancy, she let her know she had a convo with MANON and Nancy was in deep SHXT for abusing her powers given." I think Nancy had a chat with MANON and they decided to bind the other girls powers, to where they can't operate without Sarah, all the while Sara remains powerful...
Neve Campbell was so damn beautiful in this movie. She's really adorable in this scene also.
They should've kept this scene!!! It's very intimate, personal, and emotional...and showed how emotionally torn Bonnie was about her burns. At least they should've kept the conversation portion of it if anything
I think it's the biggest part of why she got healed, they all had to do something, (Sarah braided the blonde bitch's hair to Rochelle's) but havent you noticed that just after the ceremony, despite Bonnie still had her scars, she looked prettier, she made her hair nicer and all when she was all greasy haired and mopey before it. I guess Sarah helped her on taking care of herself because she already was pretty despite the scars by showing her the magazine ant beauty products.
But anyway, this is also proof that Sarah had the powers.
Wednesday Addams Sarah was the only real one with powers, she was the one that made all their spells work. they basically leeched off her. Nancy even killed her stepfather using power she took from Sarah. After she performs the invocation ritual, only then does she actually gain powers of her own.
actually her powers came from a power ful deity they worship
wednesday addams sarah is a natural witch
Sarah braiding Laura's hair into Rochelle's was for different spell, the one that made Laura's hair fall out later.
Sarah is definitely the one full of light in this movie. White magic witch among black magic witches. A proof that light always win against darkness ^^
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I don't necessarily think that light magic win's against dark. There's a balance to it. Day and night.
Joobie Joob I definitely agree.
All what is asked is that this scale has to be balanced, in harmony.
Like the Yin and the Yang, Night and Day, Cold and Hot, Feminine and Masculine, etc etc...
None of us leave this world without paying for what we did black magic has a lot of consequences so yeah
There is no such thing as white magic or black magic. There is only magic.
I always thought that Sara was the power behind them all and that's why everything worked. I never thought once that nancy was the one. I also, picked up on the message that Nancy was jealous of Sara' amazing talents. Pretty good movie
It is true that Sarah is a real witch because she helped others instead of doing harm. Two main witch rules to go by: " Do With Thou Wilt" & "Harm None."
They should have left this in. It shows more to Bonnie's character. The way she talks about feeling normal for a few seconds and then remembering.
I really would have liked to see this kept in the film. It adds a bit of character and is closer to real witchcraft than what they left in.
Enjoying all these deleted scenes online, while still trusting the director with the flow of their own movie. The final cut is perfect and allows you to read between the lines rather than spell it out.
Some people don't seem to be able to, and can't see why Bonnie and Rochelle side with Nancy at first. Despite the fact that they've known Nancy far longer, and Nancy is encouraging them to use their powers while Sarah is being the Goody-Two-Shoes telling them to be careful!
Therefore they go with Nancy till they see the reflection in the mirror, and realize what will come back
I think this scene would have voided out the scenes with them calling to Manon. While they did use Sarah to invoke the spirit, they didn't get their powers from Sarah. She was just sort of the rod or antenna to Manon of which without the girls may not have been able to connect. It made since that they didn't keep this scene.
True
This. Sarah was the conduit that helped them actually invoke Manon, not the base of power herself.
I don't like the interpretation that only Sarah had powers. I don't like the whole midichlorians/Chosen one/magic grandpa thing. It's better if it's a power anyone can find.
@@oliverford5367 They had powers, just not active powers. Sarah was a natural witch. She didn't necessarily need ingredients for spells. The others did.
@@tamauroget3950 I like that interpretation, but some people think that only Sarah had powers and the others leeched off her, which I think is bad
It was obvious that a scene of Sarah healing Bonnie was deleted, cuz when Bonnie was cured, Bonnie and Rochelle said Sarah did it, when in fact, according to what was left on the movie, Nancy and Bonnie herself were the ones who did it when they were praying to Manon to take Bonie scars.
Yeah, but it did make sense though, because their spells only worked when Sarah came along. The three of them were 'just' practicing witches before being joined by Sarah, a 'natural witch'.
with rochelle the spell was when sarah stoled the hair to laura y put in the hair of rochelle. this is because rochelle say sarha did it
sorry for my bad english.
Sarah was a real friend.
They should've let this scene in the movie
IKR? Up until now I thought it was Nancy who healed her. It was Sarah all along.
Yah!
+Yves George Sanchez I thought it was because of her spell when they formed their coven.. "I take into myself, the power to be beautiful, outside as well as in."
I guess this is Sarah just attempting to rid her of her scars.
They should have included this in the movie...I wonder why they cut this scene it's really beautiful...
Several years back, the DVD release contained commentary, which included comments during the deleted scenes. This one is included and explained. Unfortunately I can't remember the whole answer, but I think it had to do with time constraints, and the director just felt it wasn't necessary to explain who really healed her.
But I agree with you, they should've found a way to keep it in. It's a good moment for the two of them.
Neve Campbell is beautiful. Having scars means nothing when you're beautiful.
Release the uncut version!! It's been to long. We're in 2020. We need it
Great scene this, poor Bonnie. This should of been in the film.
This makes more sense than what’s in the film. I honestly forget what lead up to Bonnie getting healed in surgery. And this was good character development for Sarah
First time seeing this scene... And I loved this movie sooo much!!!! Where have I've been hiding this entire time? -_-
They should have kept this Scene. Her going to the doctor, and the doctor removing the scars off of her body, would have been the perfect scene to come after this scene.
Sarah was the only one who really had power. I love this scene & it shows Nancy didnt heal her by the fireplace
Wow this make sense how Bonnie got healed in this movie!
I thought she got healed because she casted a spell
She did. That's the point. The burns are so deep and so rampant that surgery and medicine can't really do much of--well, anything. It's not until a spell is evoked that...
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Oh I see what you mean, I think Sarah was meant to be the guiding light of the group. Even though she said that every time she tried a spell and always messed something up, she never hungered for it like Nancy did. I think it also helps that Sarah's mother was a white witch and she inherited her power and spirit.
Neve Cambell is cute and I like this scene !
I love this movie. It so full of magic.
You can tell that these two were really close best friends in the beginning
They should definitely have kept this scene in the film, it doesn't make sense without it. I always wondered what bonnie and rochelle were talking about when bonnie was cured and they said "Sarah did it" it always confused me as I assumed it was Nancy because they also did a spell to make her scars go away and that was the only one shown. I have no idea why they felt this scene was unnecessary.
This absolutely should have stayed in the movie
This scene makes sense! Of how Bonnie was able to remove the scars!
They should’ve had this as a regular scene ugh
One of my favs
I really like this scene, because the ritual is so natural (:
I love this film ^^
I never knew Sarah was directly responsible for Bonnie's healing. Would have been nice to know that.
She was the only natural witch in the group but she didn’t reach inside herself until the ending. She did feel bad for the others since they used her and abused their powers but she end up becoming a white witch
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All I hear is neve's sex sounds at the end. hahahahaha.
Sound like she get that BBC😂😂😂😂
thank god im not the only one lmao
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Okay thank goodness it’s not just me 😅
I was told that Empire records was filmed in 1994, and that means when Robin Tunney shaved her head, then she would’ve had half her hair grown back for the craft, because the craft was filmed in 1995, so that means she would’ve had half her hair back so that is why she wore wig. So underneath it, all, she would’ve had an Ellen DeGeneres hairstyle.
It’s sad cause I think Sarah actually was genuine and wanted to be friends with these girls and I feel like Nancy never even really knew what it meant like to really have love for your friends like really besties do for one another. She wasn’t given the love she should’ve had especially from her mother and seeing her mother in an abusive relationship made it worse. It sucks sometimes I wish things ended differently in this movie.
It’s 2021 !!! And IT’s the first time watching this ... 😮😧
I love this scene but I can see why they deleted it. In the end for the showdown, they need the girls to be on Nancy's side against Sarah, so they portrayed Nancy as being the one who healed her.
Goddess of Healing, let it begin,
Healing without, healing within,
Healing her spirit, healing her skin.
Goddess of Healing, let it begin...
I totally, absolutely, 100% agree with all those who say that this scene should have been INCLUDED. It would have better emphasised how Sarah was truly a healer and nurturer at heart, as well as how bad and even irrational Bonnie's betrayal later on truly was. I mean, I have read and heard things about Sarah being the true antagonist of this film, given the dramatic contrast between her and Nancy's respective families and homes, how she disapproved of Bonnie's behaviour after Bonnie was healed, how she was appalled by Nancy's killing Chris (who had tried to rape her (Sarah)), and of course, how she respectively dealt with Bonnie, Rochelle, and Nancy in the end. I would say that Sarah is not perfect, and perhaps she should have handled and said things differently, but what about how her so-called coven sisters had treated her? Tried to do her and perhaps even her family?
This is another example of a great scene the producers cut and it hurts the film. When Sarah says Bonnie used to be a nice girl in the Nancy’s ‘In or Out’ red car scene later in the film, this scene was a huge example of just how sweet Bonnie was & how crippling her burn scars were to her self-esteem.
This scene would have fit right before the morning scene where we see Bonnie in the hospital to have her bandages removed. It’s so silly for them to remove this scene. It was a bonding moment between these two characters. Also, Neve is so fragile in this scene. It’s heart-breaking.
Sarah is a natural witch. It’s another fine example of her abilities. They really need to recut this film. It deserves an extended director’s cut. All
four girls are incredible. The studio was antsy about the ratings board. The Craft ended up with an R rating anyways, so they should have left it as they wrote it.
Almost half of the film was changed, or deleted. Trivia look for scenes where Bonnie is dressed sexy with hair and makeup done and revealing clothes, in the film, awkwardly placed in scenes before she has had her surgery. It shows how much this film was rearranged in post-production.
In early scenes pre-surgery Bonnie is always covered up in layers, with greasy hair. In the theatrical cut, because so many changes were made to the final film, several sequences intended for the second half of the film, but were re-edited into the first half.
Also the awkward pic Sarah had of Chris for no reason was taken by Bonnie in the script, except it was taken at school, like the Laura Lizzy hair pull, not him walking in the woods somewhere, which made no sense. Watch for the scene. It’s so badly added. Where in the world did she get his pic? 🤣
The thing that really comes out watching this and then the other scene with the confrontation for me in retrospect is quite simply that Bonnie was healed by Sarah but somehow Nancy influenced her to do terrible shit when she wasn'teven the one that saved her...
Well Robin im a big fan of the the craft hope to see you and the others in the CRAFt 2 I think it be 😄FUN💕we all love you in Minnesota 🇺🇸🇺🇸😄😄💕💕
Oh love. Both of the top comments are the same. How lovely. One with a contraction and one without...
Wish this had stayed. It shows a different side to bonnie.
they should have kept this in the movie
Wicca and Witchcraft gives me goosebumps.
They should have kept this in as it makes it even more obvious that Sarah is the only one with any real affinity for witchcraft and the others were just kinda leeching off of her
They should've kept this scene in because it shows that Sarah really is the only real, natural witch of the 4 girls.
NICE - [DELETED SCENE ] - IN THE CRAFT 1996 FILM !!!
This would have gone perfectly
Forgot about this ....
I don’t know why they didn’t keep the deleted scenes in, the movie would’ve been even better.
This scene-- SHOULD HAVE STAYED in the film!
They were smart to cut this scene.
It shows that Sarah is the most powerful witch in the coven
Which would undercut the narrative later on in the film that Sarah would be intimidate and afraid of Nancy.
i love the craft forever
I agree. All deleted scenes should’ve stayed in...
Not going to lie, they should had kept the deleted scenes. I wouldn't mind watching a longer craft. They should release the older craft and include the deleted scenes
Sara looks so much like kristen stewart
Except prettier and more life in her face.
A 90s version of Kristen Stewart.
And that's one of the reasons why Kristen Stewart should play Sarah in Sony's remake of The Craft. :)
***** Still think she'd be a good Sarah.
***** They'll do a remake? when?
I like this scene to as well
this explains why they were both saying sarah did it,
sarah did the braid in that one girls hair and this for bonnie
They SO should have! The other deleted scenes also.
I always though why in the movie it never shows Sara making a spell healing Bonnie like it shows with Rochelle and here it is!!
I always thought the way they turn on Sarah was just like middle / high school for girls. One minute your in and all is well and the next you're iced out. But without Sarah they wouldn't have had a single magical anything. They leached off of Sarah. Great movie!!
In my opinion, it is a great scene, I like it :)
The sage scene should have been kept as sage is a powerful medicine.
I love Bonnie she my favorite character
omg!!!!! never saw before
it all makes sense now when bonnie tells sarah "you did it." i always thought nancy did it.
Taught my first Gilmore my memory figure spell heal bones
coolness
I honestly feel her I’m here suffering with skin problems too
I’m sorry to hear that
She's born pure blood on both sides she's got nothing to prove like josh ❤ heart hug
Goddess healing let begin
Out of the four girls, I didn't know who to feel bad for the most, Nancy or Bonnie.
They should’ve kept this bc her scars finally going didn’t show more the depths of sarahs strength of her powers.
Oh snap!!!! .......I thought SCOOBY AND SHAGGY WAS GONNA POP THRU THAT WINDOW!!!!
lmaoo
Still wondering when this scene is suppose to take place. Was it before or after Bonnie praying for Manon to take away her scars?
Apparently is when Bonnie was in the hospital... They should have left this scene in, cuz in the actual movie, I was like "Why are they thanking Sarah? What did she do?"
I like this scene, except that Bonnie is doing the exact same thing as when she was being treated by her doctor so that was repetitive. it's a nice scene but I would have liked the dialog to be a bit more original and genuine. The part where they go "Sarah you can make it all better again! - No, I can't" was already covered in other scenes.
I loled at the 3 last seconds, I don't know why xD
This scene is cool. I wish they would put it into the Craft original 1996 movie.
Bonnie was not a selfish monster who only wanted Sarah for her power. Sarah herself used magic for her own beneffit and it backfired. We all crave desperatly for something, we all have some hopeless dream we would take great risks, even of hurting others if that would make ouro dream come true. That's just human. None of these girls is a monster. They are what many of us would become for a chance of grabing our most desperate hopes and dreams.
Is that sweet wine in the glass or is it water that she puts the sage out in after lighting and cleansing the air?
@DanRan345 i think that Manon did it, like he did in one of the last scene when sarah summon him with the "Watchtower Spell" before fight with Nancy ;)
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omg. Just wow! Sarah looks Identical to a friend of mine and sounds just like her to... it's kinda tripping me out lol! XD
They say Sarah was the one who healed Bonnie but we don't see it in the film. So this scene makes it clear Sarah was the one who healed her. What I don't get is why do Bonnie and Rochelle see the spells coming back to them in theeefold if Sarah did it all for them. Rochelle says Sarah made Laura's hair fall out because she pulled it out and braided it into hers. But Rochelle later see her own hair falling out when she looks in the mirror. She even sees her reflection looking away from her as Laura is crying over her baldness. But apparently Sarah did it.
omg! Why did they take this out?! In the movie it seemed like Nancy healed her.