Practical Magic wasn’t a hit in 1998, but audiences refused to forget it. Now Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back nearly three decades later.
Author: Shana Mohamed
Shana Mohamed
After 28 years in corporate life, I swapped spreadsheets for screenplays and now write movie reviews and celebrity articles for Geekhub. It’s been a year of creative freedom, storytelling, and loving what I do—plus the occasional dramatic reaction to plot twists. No more meetings, just movies—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
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