Nicole Kidman,
Will Ferrell,
Shirley MacLaine,
Michael Caine,
Jason Schwartzman
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Nora Ephron directed and co-wrote this updated adaptation of a classic situation comedy that also casts a satirical eye on the entertainment industry. Jack Wyatt (Will Ferrell) is a movie star whose c... read more
Directed by: Nora Ephron
Release Date: June 24, 2005
DVD Release Date: October 25, 2005
Stats: 8,532 reviews
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June 26, 2011
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 e... read more
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January 29, 2011
Good movie and funny too!
Will Ferrell is Jack Wyatt an actor with minimal talent whose career has been declining steadily. Desperately seeking something that will boost his sagging career and his self esteem, Jack agrees to star in a re-make of the TV show Bewitched on the cond... read more -
January 25, 2011
I really don't know what to say. It's nowhere near as bad as some people say it is, but it's definitely not what i'd call good. Nicole Kidman is actually the best part, she played Samantha just as good as her TV counterpart. Unsurprisingly, Will Ferrell took things too far and ma... read more
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January 20, 2011
You have to admire Nora Ephron's "Bewitched" for bring one of the few films to dare cross the line into pure meta-romantic comedy. This is a genre that is extremely rare, obviously. The most famous example is probably "The Purple Rose of Cairo" by Woody Allen. While "Bewitched" n... read more
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November 2, 2010
Probably the worst idea for a film in the history of cinema, everyone involved should feel very ashamed of themselves, it is awful!
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August 2, 2010
Easy enough to watch, but what you really want is laughs and something that stays true to the actual show it's based off of.
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February 5, 2010
Bewitched: B Grade Mild Remake. I say leave Bewitched in peace, just like Herbie. Will Ferrell not his usual Hilarious self. Overall a mah movie.
Critic Reviews
What the hell is Will Ferrell doing to his career? Full Review
What this revival needs is a good kick in the pants. And that Ephron and friends lack the low cunning to deliver. Full Review
The Ephron sisters, sophisticates entrusted with a simple TV situation comedy, lose the magic of the com as they mess with the sit. Full Review
In the original TV series, Elizabeth Montgomery had this kind of sexy, subversive personality. Here we just have this naďve person who just flits about. Full Review
The artificiality of Bewitched is so exaggerated that it almost works in the movie's favor for the first 20 minutes or so, before that heavy synthetic Ephron odor really sets in. Full Review
A phony and cynical look at how Hollywood might make or remake a television show. Full Review
Screenwriters Ephron and her sister Delia are able to get laughs and make character points even in the moments of laying out a fairly involved exposition, and that's no small thing. That's skilled cra... Full Review
After Kidman and Ferrell have hit all the expected marks (meet cute, encounter obstacles, fall in love, encounter fatal setback, fall back in love), the movie winds up being hoist on its own petard, b... Full Review
For one thing, it looks every bit as drab as the average 1966 sitcom did: overlit, flat, studiobound and phony. For another, it's just as unfunny as the original. Full Review
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