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|A remake of the 1963 film of the same name. While that film was politically neutral, the remake does feature an anti-feminism message as our female protagonist Nell acts like a motherlike figure to ghost children who are trapped in purgatory due to an evil ghost named Hugh Crain. As a mother, she literally sacrifices herself to Crain to help the children to move on to heaven (i.e. sacrificing her own needs for the good of her children). The film also acknowledges that heaven & hell exist as before Crain is defeated Nell says a one liner "purgatory's over, you go to hell". That being said, the film does choose style over substance (the exact opposite of what the film it's remaking did) and the 1990s CGI has aged poorly.   

|A remake of the 1963 film of the same name. While that film was politically neutral, the remake does feature an anti-feminism message as our female protagonist Nell acts like a motherlike figure to ghost children who are trapped in purgatory due to an evil ghost named Hugh Crain. As a mother, she literally sacrifices herself to Crain to help the children to move on to heaven (i.e. sacrificing her own needs for the good of her children). The film also acknowledges that heaven & hell exist as before Crain is defeated Nell says a one liner "purgatory's over, you go to hell". That being said, the film does choose style over substance (the exact opposite of what the film it's remaking did) and the 1990s CGI has aged poorly.   

|$91,411,151

|$91,411,151

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|''Hercules''

|''Hercules''