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The Wicker Man
Release Date: September 1, 2006
Starring:
Nicolas Cage, Ellen Burstyn, Frances Conroy, Leelee Sobieski, Christa Campbell, Kate Beahan, Erika-Shaye Gair, Molly Parker, Diane Delano, Michael Wiseman,
Plot
Policeman Edward malus (Nicolas Cage) receives news from his ex-fiancée, Willow Woodward (Kate Beahan), that their daughter, rowan (Erika Shaye Gair), is missing. He gets a pilot (Matthew Walker) to require him to an island off the coast of Washington wherever a gaggle of neo-pagans live.
The island is crystal rectifier by Sister SummersIsle (Ellen Burstyn), an old lady who is adored as a immortal. Sister SummersIsle explains to malus that her ancestors had left england to avoid abuse, solely to settle close to Salem and notice revived abuse within the Salem witch trials, before inward on this island. Sister SummersIsle explains that their population is predominately feminine as they select the strongest stock—evading Malus's concern regarding the birth of unwanted males. The economy of the island depends on the assembly of native honey, that malus learns has declined recently.
Malus asks the villagers regarding rowan, however they provide him evasive answers. He later sees 2 men carrying an outsized bag that seems to be dripping blood, then he finds a recent, unmarked grave within the churchyard. The grave seems to solely contain a burned doll, however malus finds Rowan's sweater within the God's acre.
At the village college, teacher Sister Rose (Molly Parker) tries to forestall malus from seeing the category register. once he sees that Rowan's name has been crossed out he becomes angered at the teacher's and Rowan's classmates' lies. Rose demands malus speak outside and, once a brief discussion of the island people's read of death, Rose explains that rowan is "letting it snow". malus asks however rowan died and Sister Rose tells him 1st that "She'll burn to death". once malus catches the tense she used, Sister Rose corrects herself quickly, saying, "She burned to death", and rushes back to her category.
On the day of the ritual, malus frantically searches the village for rowan. He attacks Sister Beech (Diane Delano), who incorporates a bear costume for the ritual. malus incapacitates Sister Honey (Leelee Sobieski) dons the bear suit and joins the parade crystal rectifier by Sister SummersIsle.
The parade ends at the location of the competition. rowan is tied to an outsized tree, on the brink of be burned. malus rescues rowan and that they run away through the woods, however rowan leads him back to Sister SummersIsle. Sister SummersIsle thanks rowan for her facilitate, and malus realizes that the rummage around for rowan was a lure. Sister Willow is Sister SummersIlse's daughter, and his fate was sealed a few years past, once Sister Willow selected him. The villagers attack malus and overpower him. malus is control down and his legs ar broken at the knee. A wire mesh helmet is placed over his head and live bees ar poured in. malus shouts "Oh, no, not the bees! Not the bees!" once he passes out, the helmet is removed and he's revived with an attempt of epinephrine. Throughout all this, he keeps asking however will he be a decent sacrifice if he doesn't believe their faith. the ladies carry him to a large wicker man and shut him within. rowan sets fireplace to the wicker man and malus is sacrificed. the gang chants "The drone should die!", believing that Malus's sacrifice can restore their honey production.
Six months later, Sisters Willow and Honey enter a bar and begin talking with 2 off-duty cops (James full general and Jason Ritter). the ladies invite them to travel home with them, presumptively in hopes of exploitation them as malus was. The abuzz of bees and screaming from Edward malus may be detected because the film fades to black.
The island is crystal rectifier by Sister SummersIsle (Ellen Burstyn), an old lady who is adored as a immortal. Sister SummersIsle explains to malus that her ancestors had left england to avoid abuse, solely to settle close to Salem and notice revived abuse within the Salem witch trials, before inward on this island. Sister SummersIsle explains that their population is predominately feminine as they select the strongest stock—evading Malus's concern regarding the birth of unwanted males. The economy of the island depends on the assembly of native honey, that malus learns has declined recently.
Malus asks the villagers regarding rowan, however they provide him evasive answers. He later sees 2 men carrying an outsized bag that seems to be dripping blood, then he finds a recent, unmarked grave within the churchyard. The grave seems to solely contain a burned doll, however malus finds Rowan's sweater within the God's acre.
At the village college, teacher Sister Rose (Molly Parker) tries to forestall malus from seeing the category register. once he sees that Rowan's name has been crossed out he becomes angered at the teacher's and Rowan's classmates' lies. Rose demands malus speak outside and, once a brief discussion of the island people's read of death, Rose explains that rowan is "letting it snow". malus asks however rowan died and Sister Rose tells him 1st that "She'll burn to death". once malus catches the tense she used, Sister Rose corrects herself quickly, saying, "She burned to death", and rushes back to her category.
On the day of the ritual, malus frantically searches the village for rowan. He attacks Sister Beech (Diane Delano), who incorporates a bear costume for the ritual. malus incapacitates Sister Honey (Leelee Sobieski) dons the bear suit and joins the parade crystal rectifier by Sister SummersIsle.
The parade ends at the location of the competition. rowan is tied to an outsized tree, on the brink of be burned. malus rescues rowan and that they run away through the woods, however rowan leads him back to Sister SummersIsle. Sister SummersIsle thanks rowan for her facilitate, and malus realizes that the rummage around for rowan was a lure. Sister Willow is Sister SummersIlse's daughter, and his fate was sealed a few years past, once Sister Willow selected him. The villagers attack malus and overpower him. malus is control down and his legs ar broken at the knee. A wire mesh helmet is placed over his head and live bees ar poured in. malus shouts "Oh, no, not the bees! Not the bees!" once he passes out, the helmet is removed and he's revived with an attempt of epinephrine. Throughout all this, he keeps asking however will he be a decent sacrifice if he doesn't believe their faith. the ladies carry him to a large wicker man and shut him within. rowan sets fireplace to the wicker man and malus is sacrificed. the gang chants "The drone should die!", believing that Malus's sacrifice can restore their honey production.
Six months later, Sisters Willow and Honey enter a bar and begin talking with 2 off-duty cops (James full general and Jason Ritter). the ladies invite them to travel home with them, presumptively in hopes of exploitation them as malus was. The abuzz of bees and screaming from Edward malus may be detected because the film fades to black.
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