i wouldnt call this good but it was cute and there was no threat of r*pe or s*xual violence or male violence or anything other than a mildly annoying man and sometimes that's really all i need to like a major motion picture if im being honest which i am. also nicole kidman is insanely beautiful and has some really sweet sweaters and i love her and she's amazing even tho i never noticed her gorgeous lithe flipper hands before the other week and it doesnt matter there's beyond zero chemistry between them i just dont give a shit im so tired of dumb man shit it's nice just to watch some dumb woman shit sometimes

like this was fun for 20 minutes when it was just nicole havin fun and bein A Witch but then w*ll f*rrell had to come and start yelling and make me wanna hit that Die

"did you have some daniel day-lewis thing happening here?"

the exact movie i needed on this terrible day. god bless nicole kidman

yet another entry in the Men Do Nicole Kidman Dirty boxset

Flickchart ranking: 445

this was a cute distraction from my 3000 word essay so thank u nicole

I'm inclined to give Nora Ephron and Penny Marshall the benefit of the doubt, and I'm always intrigued by Kidman's propensity to play characters striving for the mundane ideal and by Ferrell's to play good-natured doofs driven to bad behavior by culture and circumstance, and while this movie has its moments, I feel like the pacing is off. The resolutions are too hasty throughout. It's the rare rom-com that could have benefitted by an extra half-hour of run time.

Now here's a movie that isn't as awful as some people have said it is. There are some genuinely funny moments (expected when it's written by Nora Ephron) and the stretch of this with Steve Carell is hysterical as long as you know who he's playing. Is this anyone's finest hour? Hell no. And throwing in Michael Caine and Shirley Maclaine is a total waste, but it's fun enough to be a late night TV broadcast watch. My low bar was set by the movie Dancin': It's On and, compared to that, this is Shakespeare. To each their own!

Absolutely horrible. I love it.
+ Stephen Colbert’s great role.

Bewitched more like BeImNotProudofThisMovie

Janette

I can't believe Nora Ephron wrote this. Most movies have a logical flow from one scene to the next. Bewitched is definitely an exception to this tried and true practice.

I really enjoyed this movie, it was so cute and silly. The actors all played their role well.