Nicole Kidman has broken her silence after the new sequel to her iconic movie, Practical Magic, has failed to win fans' hearts.
On September 18th, the new film, which promised to bring thrills to the big screen nearly twenty years after its initial release, finally premiered globally, but hasn't impressed critics, who called it a "silly sequel."
Now, after receiving the disappointing reviews, Nicole has turned to her Instagram account to share behind-the-scenes content from her brand-new film, showing how much effort her fellow actresses and she put in.
"Already missing my girls. Come spend some time together for us this weekend #PracticalMagic2," the Babygirl alum captioned her post.
The film also starred Maisie Williams, Joey King, Sandra Bullock, Lee Pace, Stockard Channing, Dianne Wiest, Xolo Maridueña, and others.
She kicked off her 19-slide carousel with the image of herself while she was posing when the cameras were not rolling, showing the ethereal background full of "magic."
Other snaps feature her unseen chemistry with Joey, Sandra Bullock and other fellow actors on the set of Practical Magic 2.
Practical Magic 2 receives mixed fans' reactions
As the new photos made it to the Gram, several fans demanded the third part, as the second one was unable to delight fans.
One of the grief coaches, Rachel, broke down the Practical Magic 2 synopsis, as she evaluated that the film was not just about magic; it was actually about grief.
How Practical Magic 2 is associated with grief?
Practical Magic 2 is associated with grief, as Sandra Bullock, who played the character of Sally Owens, deals with the tragic death of her husband, Gary, prompting her to hide magic from her daughters to protect them from pain.
However, the film has so far received mixed reactions, after which Nicole has spoken out about the critiques, as she said, "I mean, that is direct, so you don't have a kind of wall between you if you don't want it. If you do, you can put it up, or you can go back and forth (at) different times."
In her recent appearance on a Therapuss podcast, the Oscar-nominated actress also highlighted the importance of social media because she believed that it empowers her to control her own narrative.
