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Top In Theater Reviews

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by movieguru12
    Adorable horror romance about obstacles that will stand in the way of you & your girl. Very clas... read moresy Disney movie :) Have to watch it around Halloween every year (: Classic lines too. I love it! (:

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by FiLmCrAzY
    A gem for those who grew up with this oddly comical movie.

  • The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG, 1993)

    - by StarCrossedVoyager
    The problem with this is that it's both a Christmas film and a Halloween film and that doesn't reall... read morey work. At Halloween it's too early to be thinking about Christmas but at Christmas it's too late to be thinking about Halloween and you just want pure Christmas. It is a good film with a good story and morals but it just didn't work for me.

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by aliceinpunderland
    Not particularly memorable, scary, funny, or quotable. Floppy-haired Omri Katz is very likable as M... read moreax, the skeptic protagonist, and young Thora Birch as his sister is impish and adorable. The blossoming friendships between Max, Allison, Dani, and Binx are more compelling than the witchy Halloween lore.

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by TheDudeLebowski65
    Hocus Pocus is a film that definitely shows its age. The film was fun back when it was first release... read mored, but as the years go by, you realize how bad this film. I thought that the cast was terrible, and as a family film, Hocus Pocus is an irritating film that definitely looks dated by today's standards. Since its release, there has been a plateau of better acted and original family oriented movies. This film wasn't really my cup of tea, and now, I find the film to have not aged nicely. Everything about the film seems out of place. Now over a decade later, Hocus Pocus is one of those "family" films that hasn't stood out above the rest. Like I previously stated, Hocus Pocus has been obscured by better family films since then, and this title has practically been obscured. Hocus Pocus has the misfortune of being a really good film to watch, only when you're a kid. The film doesn't hold up like so many other films you grew up with. Of all the films that I grew up with, Hocus Pocus remains one of the worst, most idiotic and above all forgettable films that I've seen when I was younger. I'm not hatin' on the fans, and it's cool if you've enjoyed this, but for me; this isn't a family film that stood out. I find the cast don't deliver anything great on screen, with most performances are quite frankly over the top. Unfortunately as a "witch" movie, I felt that Hocus Pocus didn't cut it. I'll stick with Andrew Fleming's The Craft, a far more superior witch film. Hocus Pocus is the type of film that has lost its vigor after all these years. This film was terrific back when it was first released, unfortunately, its not one of those films that has stood the test of time.

  • The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG, 1993)

    - by aquateen2
    The animation is absolutely brilliant and the songs are excellent. Its my favorite christmas film of... read more all time.

  • The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG, 1993)

    - by fb100000145236770
    I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid. The main thing I remember is it's the first movie I ... read moresaw with my mom where she fell asleep. I didn't think it was all that great at the time. However, time has been good to this movie. It's pretty much a cult classic now(hell my brother Matt has all kinds of merchandise). When I got a 3D TV, I knew I would wanna get this on 3D Blu Ray. In 3D, this is a whole new experience. The animation bursts off the screen, especially the Boogie Mans song scene. If you haven't seen it, the story is about Jack the Skeleton, the pumpkin king of Halloweentown. One day in the woods he stumbles through a door into Christmas town. He falls in love with Christmas and wants to have Christmas apart of Halloweentown, and things get crazy from there. By far, one of the weirdest, oddest animated movies ever. But, it is highly creative, imaginative, and a true one of a kind film. May not be a real Christmas classic, but it does hold up well, and the songs are catchy as hell. Re-watching this after all these years was like revisiting an old friend.

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by fb100002359227440
    Nothing funny or really good. Surely is not for children.

  • The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG, 1993)

    - by fb1686480544
    A cult film that deserves its status.

  • Hocus Pocus (PG, 1993)

    - by jjnxn
    Flat footed wannabe farce that wastes the talents of Bette Midler and Kathy Najimy. Mean spirited an... read mored completely lacking any sense of whimsy that could have made the film fun.

Box Office

1. Honest Thief
2. The War with Grandpa
3. The Nightmare Before Chri...
4. 2 Hearts
5. Tenet
6. Hocus Pocus
7. The New Mutants
8. Unhinged
9. The Kid Detective
10. Yellow Rose