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The Witches
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A boy called Luke lives whith his grandmother after his parents are killed in a car crash. Thay go to the seaside and Luke sees the Grand High witch holding the witches meeting there. The Grand High witch forces Luke to drink a liquid called formula 86 after finding him. It turns him into a mous ...more |
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From: Candalerio
, 263 months, post #1 |
I thought that the kids were left in their mice forms at the end of
this movie. Am I remembering wrong? Didn't the final scene have
something to do with Luke realizing that as a mouse he would only
have a few years left to live?
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From: Ovid
, 263 months, post #2 |
No, in the movie, the kids are restored to human form. Luke is
shown being restored and as the good witch is leaving, Luke calls
out "Don't forget Bruno".
It is in the book where they remain mice at the end. ( Actully the
original ending of the book had the kids restored but Roald Dahl's
publisher convinced him to change it - the movie's producers used
the original ending so as not to scare the film's intended target -
children ).
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From: Candalerio
, 263 months, post #3 |
I think there must have been two endings to the movie (that happens
sometimes). I've never read the book, and I know I didn't imagine
the ending with the boy still a mouse and his diabetic Grandma
telling him she will take care of him for as long as his mouse
lifespan allows.
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From: Ovid
, 263 months, post #4 |
The kids remain mice in the book. I have the movie on video and
DVD. I've seen it quite a few times. They are turned back to human
form at the end of the movie. I also have Roald Dahl's biography,
he had urged a boycott of the film because it changed the ending of
the book.
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