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Family-Friendly Halloween Fun
HOCUS POCUS
Disney's "HOCUS POCUS" offers a blend of action, comedy, and live performance featuring a trio of witches from 17th-century Salem who return to stir up mischief. This edition includes English, French, and Spanish audio options and subtitles
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Spotted by Maya Chen
Deal Hunter & Savings Expert
The highlights
- +Offers multilingual audio and subtitles for broader accessibility
- +Features a mix of action and comedy suitable for family viewing
- +Includes well-known actors adding to the entertainment value
Perfect for
- +Families looking for a lighthearted Halloween movie
- +Fans of fantasy and witch-themed stories
- +Viewers wanting a bilingual or subtitled film experience
The full picture
Heads up
- Format is NTSC, which may not be compatible with all DVD players globally
- The film's humor and style may feel dated to some viewers
Before you buy
- Confirm your DVD player supports NTSC format
- Check if you need subtitles or alternate language tracks
- Consider if the comedy and fantasy theme fits your viewing preferences
Is it a good deal?
Product details
In Disney's HOCUS POCUS, Academy Award(R) nominee Bette Midler (Best Actress, 1991, FOR THE BOYS), stars with Sarah Jessica Parker (SEX AND THE CITY) and Kathy Najimy (THE WEDDING PLANNER) as three wild witches who return from seventeenth-century Salem for a night of zany fun and comic chaos. After they're conjured up by unsuspecting pranksters, the tricky trio sets out to cast a spell on the town and reclaim their youth. But first they must outwit three feisty kids determined to foil their scheme! Filled with bewitching laughs and magic, this hilarious film is perfect for the whole family!|Producer David Kirschner came up with the idea for the movie one night while he and his young daughter were sitting outside and his neighbor's black cat strayed by. Kirschner began to unspool a narrative of how the cat was once a boy who was changed into a feline 300 years ago by three witches.|Actress Kathy Najimy described her character Mary as "Eddie Haskell as a witch," referring to the character on the classic TV series "Leave It To Beaver." "She sucks up to Winifred [Bette Midler's character] every chance she gets. She wants to be part of the power club and Winifred's got the power."|To create the costumes, designer Mary Vogt read many historical books about Salem, Massachusetts. "I even read diaries of women who were hanged as witches," she says.
