Bewitched

For my own sanity, as well as the audience's sanity, this is the first one we're covering that she directed, but it's the second one she directed in real life.

We are doing The Holy Trinity, which is When Harry Met Sally, Sleep is in Seattle, You've Got Mail, her final film, Julia and Julia, and then Lindsay will be here to talk about Bewitched as a stand-in for all the other Nora stuff, because I don't want to do all of them.

Though Madeline is very passionate about Mixed Nuts for some reason.

My mom, I think, loves that movie.

And that is correctly to scale in terms of their complexity and beauty.

Like it's much easier to consider this, to consider Practical Magic 2 a sequel to Nicole Kidman's Bewitched.

It's an easier thing to convince yourself of.

And we don't need to get into the detail of it because that sort of thing may bore you.

I got it wrong.

It's Bewitched.

Yes, that's right.

Bewitched.

Oh, yes.

That was a famous TV show, hey.

Yes, o- of the same name.

Of the same name.

There's just something about Nicole Kidman, and of course, she's in the news.

She's in the new Practical Magic 2 movie, which I saw early.

I thought it was great.

And she has also been kind of adopted as like this muse for a lot of artists.

Like, there's something about her where she's always been so elevated, and I've really appreciated that Nicole Kidman has been a sex symbol, but she's doing things that aren't traditionally sexy.

Like I think one of the sexiest moments, I'll show it here on YouTube, is when she had her hair in that curly bun and the spectacles down on her nose and she was smoking a cigarette on stage at some panel.

You wouldn't typically do that outfit to be sexy, right? Like in a lot of the movies where they make the girl over, they take her spectacles off and they break them, and they actually straighten her curly hair, and then she becomes beautiful.

And I feel like Nicole Kidman really spins that on its head.

You've Got Mail is the last of Nora Ephron's genre-defining romantic comedies, arriving in theaters after When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle.

Bewitched, found dead in a ditch.

But before the new millennium.

It's the second film Efron made with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, who circle each other easily as sparring partners Kathleen Kelly, who owns the shop around the corner Children's Bookstore, and Joe Fox, who runs Capitalist Scourge, Fox and Sons Books.

So go right ahead.

We did get a Bewitched adaptation, film adaptation, didn't we?

Yeah, yeah.

That was with Will Ferrell, wasn't

watch it again just to punish myself right maybe just see if

it is really that bad yeah I kind of refuse to watch Johnny Depp movies now but I think Bewitched is probably my one that I hate the most, though, because I was expecting better.

Will Ferrell and Nicole Kidman.

I just hated it.