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By Kristine U (44) on 03 Apr 2010

One of my all time favourite romcoms. Delightful…

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By Sarah L (684) on 23 Mar 2010

Absolutely fabulous! Good old fashioned fun with a great cast! :)…

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By Tom M (1,308) on 07 Mar 2010

Inconsequential, yes, but lightly enjoyable and mildly subversive fun; a precursor to the sixties TV show, Bewitched…

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By Paul C (2,626) on 25 Feb 2010

Kim Novak plays a witch who casts a love spell on publisher James Stewart, but lo and behold they fall in love for real and she loses her magic…

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By Erick S (64) on 24 Jan 2010

Entirely charming, and would probably be more so if it weren't really rather awful about witchcraft…

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By Christy W (80) on 24 Jan 2010

Loved it! I can't believe it took me this long to finally sit down and watch it. James Stewart is hilarious in this one…

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By Nicole J (89) on 24 Jan 2010

This is 1 of my all time favs. A sunday afternoon with this movie and the whole world looks different…

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By Stephanie F (353) on 24 Jan 2010

Entirely charming, and would probably be more so if it weren't really rather awful about witchcraft…

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By Steve S (3,182) on 01 Dec 2009

The cast for this movie was awesome. Geared as a stage play, the movie is loveable…

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By Elena S (455) on 14 Nov 2009

Warm, funny, and smart. Jazz fans, look for Conte and Pete Candoli in the nightclub scenes…

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By Stephanie M (549) on 14 Oct 2009

The perfect xmas movie! soooo entertaining and funny! apart from jack lemmon, who's annoying. very good wee details, too…

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By Patrick G (451) on 08 Oct 2009

Considering that it's part of a genre I typically do not care for, Bell Book and Candle is a tremendous success…

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By Laura C (455) on 23 Aug 2009

Old and outdated idea of what witchcraft is but very enjoyable. I loved Jack Lemmon…

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By Laura H (446) on 15 Jul 2009

In the opening, at first, the Christmas music drew my attention. I immediately associate this film with Christmas…

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By Alice P (104) on 12 Jun 2009

Love when Jack Lemmon turns all the street lights green.....and of course Pyewacket - will name a cat that someday…

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By Mary J (122) on 12 Jun 2009

Love when Jack Lemmon turns all the street lights green.....and of course Pyewacket - will name a cat that someday…

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By Christa M (93) on 26 Mar 2009

A light romantic comedy with supernatural undertones starring the two leads from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo…

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By Antigone . (3) on 26 Mar 2009

A light romantic comedy with supernatural undertones starring the two leads from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo…

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By Devon B (391) on 26 Mar 2009

A light romantic comedy with supernatural undertones starring the two leads from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo…

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By Ruth S (48) on 17 Mar 2009

I thought this movie was just okay. It just seemed rather boring and disjointed…

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