2/5 stars
Whether Practical Magic 2 was genuinely conjured into existence by fan demand – as its PR campaign claims – or is simply the result of Hollywood scraping the intellectual-property barrel and mining anything with a vague following, this long-delayed sequel to 1998’s Practical Magic is a disappointment.
Ultimately, this reunion with the magically inclined Owens family from Massachusetts is anything but spellbinding.
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