Review of Practical Magic (1998) by Emanuel Levy for Variety — 06 Sep 2015
Part comedy, part family drama, part romance, part special-effects mystery-adventure, and not entirely satisfying on any of these levels, this hodgepodge suffers from the conflicting sensibilities of its three credited scripters: Robin Swicord, who has done good work before, Akiva Goldsman, who has not, and Adam Brooks.
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This review of Practical Magic (1998) was written by Emanuel Levy and published by Variety on 06 Sep 2015.
Practical Magic has generally received positive reviews.
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