LOS ANGELES — Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman view Practical Magic very differently today than they did when they made it 28 years ago. In 1998, the film received mixed reviews and had a modest box office performance. It has since become a cult favourite, embraced by a new generation who found the romantic comedy through social media clips. The two Oscar winners are returning to their roles of witchy sisters Sally and Gillian Owens in Practical Magic 2, in theatres on Sept 10, giving them a chance to reckon with the original's rocky reception and its unlikely second life. Both films trace their roots to Alice Hoffman's novels: Practical…
