at the witche's gathering a man in a long hooded black cloak enters at the back. When Agatha sees him she is startled and exclaims to herself "the count" . He quickly covers his face as to hide his identity from her. Although you can see this character in the background throughout until everyone races out, there is no further involvement or explanation of this character or the reactions of Agatha or himself. What was this aa about?
shareI know im 14 but still LOVE THE MOVIE TO DEATH and STILL WATCH IT ALL THE TIME !!!!!!!!! and even though it's Christmas i asked my aunt if she would get the movie 4 me on DVD and she did so anyway- i watched it today and ever since i was 2 i had ALWAYS wondered that idk ??? wierd i NEVER GOT THAT EITHER. S:
sorry but if i knew i would tell ya i don't know if any one besides the creators knows lol. anyway if you do happen to find out would you repost it here again if you don't mind. i would like to know myself. THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the one of the best movies MK and A have done next to It Takes Two. In fact I actually own DDTaT where I don't own It Takes Two, so hands down this is the best movie the twins have done. I'm twenty-four and still find it amusing.
shareMaybe the character's a nod to "Dracula"...
-Amanda
"She will remember your heart when men are fairy tales in storybooks written by rabbits"
Maybe when she says "the count" she's asking for a head count to see if there are more people than expected and to see if the twins have come to the gathering. I'm guessing the cloaked man's reply is a signal that there are outsiders present at the gathering. That's why Agatha has a worried expression on her face when he covers his face with his cloak.
shareOr the fact that the Count was obviously Count Dracula and she was surprised to see him there. Everyone knows that Dracula rarely travels. She has two reactions upon seeing him. First she was surprised and then it shows her blushing a little. Vampires are almost always portrayed as alluring, which explains her attraction to him. He covered his face so that his presence wouldn't be a distraction.
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