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Critics Consensus: Bewitched is haunted by scattered laughs and a lack of direction.
Critic Consensus: Bewitched is haunted by scattered laughs and a lack of direction.
All Critics (185) | Top Critics (47) | Fresh (45) | Rotten (140) | DVD (14)
By the tepid ending, the movie appears to have been sedated.
Despite the intriguing set-up, formula proves as hard a habit for Ephron to kick as magic is for Isabel.
What the hell is Will Ferrell doing to his career?
If it lost every bad idea, miscast actor, wasted performance, and botched scene, nothing would be left but the end credits.
The rabbit that's pulled out of the hat is lifeless.
What this revival needs is a good kick in the pants. And that Ephron and friends lack the low cunning to deliver.
A minor comeback for Nora Ephron...Ferrell and Kidman make the most of the formulaic plot...
The set-up for the story requires the audience be aware they are actually watching a remake of Bewitched at all times. It gets points for being an interesting and different idea for a television remake, but the metatextuality can be off-putting.
A stupid pompous waste of money and talent...
With "Bewitched," Nicole Kidman's career slips down yet another rung after her recent cinematic mishaps with "The Stepford Wives" and "Birth."
There may be special effects aplenty here, but precious little magic.
The Ephrons have an easy way with the romantic-comedy genre.
Bewitched, have a charme made by yours actors, and for be remember a classic series, in this case, the homonymy popular show with Elizabeth Montgomery. But the film, have a terrible screenplay, just like the direction of Nora Ephron, beyond this Bewitched don't have any kind of entertaining or funny. Rotten.
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Blech. Blah. Vomit. And this from a guy who loves Nicky Kidman.
It's a sad day indeed when Michael Caine appears in the same film as Will Ferrell. Incompetent writing, mismatched cast and absurd dialogue make this film a dud.
Awful. I'm being extremely generous by giving half a star.
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