The Craft (1996)
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Directed by: Andrew Fleming
Starring: Neve Campbell, Robin Tunney, Christine Taylor, Fairuza Balk, Skeet Ulrich, Rachel True
Continuity mistake: The white cloth that Sarah presses against her cut and bleeding wrists never appears to have blood on it in any of the shots.
Laura Lizzie: Oh God look, there is a pubic hair in my brush. Oh no wait, wait. That's just one of Rochelle's little nappy hairs.
Rochelle: Why are you doing this to me, Laura? Do you think you're funny?
Laura Lizzie: You really wanna know why?
Rochelle: Yes, I really wanna know why.
Laura Lizzie: Because I don't like negroids.
Trivia: Robin Tunney had to wear a wig during the production of The Craft because she shaved her head for her role in Empire Records.
Question: In the bathroom, after Chris was killed, Robin's character said "People are dead, Chris is dead, Trey is dead." How and when did Trey die? Or did I just hear incorrectly?
Answer: She doesn't say Trey, she says "Ray is dead." Ray was Nancy's stepfather.
I feel like Ray being dead wasn't a thing people were that upset about though.
Ray was mean, stereotypically "trashy," and abusive, but many people still would not carelessly murder someone like him. Sarah was upset because she realised that the coven was starting to do/cause terrible things. She probably wondered who might die next.
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Answer: Translation on the board: "if you would have done your homework, you would understand" Teacher: "I hope you had a good weekend" " (Calls to the students name) Your weekend went good?" Student: "Very good" Teacher: "What did you do during the weekend? Did you go to the beach, or did you find a elegant woman?" "Search for a woman?" Student: "oh did you mean did I get laid" (now you see why he says that) Teacher: "In french, in french! (says students name) " Student: "a lot of... a lot of lay" Girl (sorry I forgot her name): "What a idiot, moron" Teacher: "Well, our new student m'am your french is very good!" (Conversation goes on in English) Teacher: (says what the board says) "if you would have done your homework, you would understand" By the way what they're learning in this French class is L'imparfait tense.