DONNA MURPHY and CHARLIZE THERON The Astronaut's Wife (1999) dir. Rand Ravich

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DONNA MURPHY and CHARLIZE THERON The Astronaut's Wife (1999) dir. Rand Ravich
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Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (Candyman 2, 1995)
"Do I believe in Candyman? I believe in the myth. But the fact, the flesh and blood? No. I'm afraid not."
"Prove it."
Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995)
ESE: 87/100
50 +5 for Helen +5 for refresher on Candyman history -10 for not getting Helen’s story right entirely +10 for Tony Todd +5 for Mardis Gras +5 for “carnival” meaning “farewell to the flesh” +10 for the public sex +5 for the Candyman theme music +5 for the Candyman artwork -10 for summoning Candyman like a total dumbass -5 for bees +5 for the Kingfisher -10 for shooting poor Ethan +5 for Candyman’s story +10 for the kids saving Annie +5 for Annie’s daughter, Caroline +2 for Caroline’s freakin’ awesome room -5 for not teaching your kid to NOT summon Candyman
The Astronaut’s Wife (1999), directed by Rand Ravich
“You wanna know what happened? Let me tell you.”
The few times other characters suggested they might be a couple, Crews looked confused and Reese looked horrified. Damian Lewis and Sarah Shahi had great chemistry together, but chemistry doesn't always have to be romantic.
Alan Sepinwall
CHARLIZE THERON and DONNA MURPHY The Astronaut's Wife (1999) dir. Rand Ravich