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GalaxticSxum t1_iugt164 wrote

Is the second one really, good ? I’ve never watched it cause from my experience Disney’s second movies always sucked

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whiteflillies t1_iugvy8u wrote

The second film is decent. I usually like to watch both as double feature for Halloween.

The series starts to drop off after that though, with the 4th in the series being the worst for many reasons including a recast of Marnie.

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darkshadow237 t1_iuh1q8y wrote

The fourth film would have been better if they replaced Marnie with Sophie.

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PhiloPhocion t1_iui8k01 wrote

Probably taking too adult view on it but I did always think it would have been interesting contrasting them more. Like the first film implies how much of a natural talent Sophie has. Always thought it’d be neat to juxtapose her and the opportunity to grow up knowing and training in magic versus Marnie who was very late to it all.

Also always thought it’d be interesting to get the backstory on why the mom hated magic so much - unless they did and I missed it. Beyond just the vibes of being a mortal and working for what you get. Internally I always head canon-ed that magic was involved in the dad’s death or that they got shunned for their relationship.

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Aniwaya t1_iuiklx6 wrote

I honestly thought they had done that.

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avatarkai t1_iugufqq wrote

It really depends. If you have nostalgia for it, it's probably enjoyable. A lot of people found it kinda boring and were bummed that Halloweentown wasn't properly showcased in it because of the plot. The actors are fine, though!

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SaltyPeter3434 t1_iuh1q8u wrote

I can see that. Most of the movie involves Halloweentown falling under a spell that literally turns it boring.

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inFAMOUS_Hero t1_iuh0j8g wrote

True. Another enjoyable sequel from DCOM would be Jumping Ship from Horse Sense

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