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    Practical Magic 2 | Official Trailer

    It’s the season of the witch. #PracticalMagic2 casts its spell in theaters this September.

    Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 returns to a world steeped in moonlit mischief and powerful ancestral magic, as the Owens sisters must confront the dark curse that threatens to unravel their family once and for all in a must-see cinematic event of fun, magic and mayhem.

    Starring along with Bullock and Kidman in PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 are Joey King, Lee Pace, Maisie Williams, Xolo Maridueña, Solly McLeod, with Dianne Wiest, and Stockard Channing. Susanne Bier directs from a screenplay by Akiva Goldsman and Georgia Pritchett and Kelly Marcel, based on the novel entitled The Book of Magic by Alice Hoffman. It is produced by Denise Di Novi, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman. The executive producers are Donald Sabourin, Alice Hoffman, Andrew A. Kosove and Broderick Johnson.

    Bier has assembled an esteemed group of film artisans to join her, including director of photography Simon Duggan, production designer Tom Burton, editor Sam Williams, music supervisors Season Kent and Gabe Hilfer, composer Rupert Gregson-Williams, costume designer Alexandra Byrne, and casting director Jina Jay.

    Warner Bros. Pictures Presents, In Association with Alcon Entertainment, A DiNovi Pictures / A Fortis Films / A Blossom Films Production, A Susanne Bier Film: PRACTICAL MAGIC 2. The film will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, only in theaters in North America on September 11, 2026, and internationally beginning 9 September 2026.

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    3. @codydriver6413 on

      I cant believe i just watched Pratical Magic 2! It was so good! 😂 why do they put so much in trailers? Honestly it does look cute and I love the first one.

    5. @runae7368 on

      The true magic are the face lifts and air brushing. Nicole is beyond too old when they dissed the original Kylie. Explain how a 60 year old (with a botched facelift) can play a 40 something when a 30 something year old is denied playing a 20 something? Evan Rachel Wood without plastic surgery can absolutely play a 20 something year old and it's done all the time in Hollywood. I'm mad about how long it took for another making of it and not hiring actresses' that wanted the part saying they were too old. Ok, grandma Nicole. I read all the books and this one wasn't the best either. It's rare that sequels actually work but we'll see.

    9. @safiremorningstar on

      I'm confused because I thought that the way it ended the first movie was that she finally got somebody who helped her break the curse you know the copper dude that you know he basically also made the same wish and then they came together now this is what I am confused right now let let me guess he died then it doesn't make sense because the ending of the other one doesn't make sense at all you see them basically he's waiting down below and you see them with their umbrellas jumping off and they're all wearing the same little outfit with stripe stocking sort of things which is a homage to The wizard of Oz… So now I am thoroughly confused.

    12. @mario-mario822 on

      This is such good news! WB I can't wait for Gremlins Three and Beetlejuice Three in theatres! I love sequels 😂😅😬 and mama mia 3 .. I want a actual good sequel to a Donnie Darko 😂🎉

    16. @BastetNeko1000 on

      I loved the first film and its ending. If the curse is not defeated and it killed Gary, the producers can keep the second film. I don´t want to see it, even if it seems to be book accurate. I hate it if a sequel destroys a happy ending.

    20. @charlottegranger1449 on

      I was so nervous about the sequel
      being destroyed by racial swaps/inclusion. I am so relieved and glad they stuck to what made the original great . This looks really good , finally a modern movie
      I can look forward to. 🙂So
      excited.

    23. @felisa957 on

      I wish they had cast relatively new or unknown actresses for the daughters.

      For the older women it’s a wonderful call back to the original movie but for the younger ones it kind of takes me out of the world since they weren’t apart of the original and are so well known from other projects.

      I’ll be interested to see it either way, but from the trailer alone that was the impression it left.

    24. @ALNETO-h5d on

      I’m so sick of all these remakes trying to recreate the iconic moments of the past. They were iconic because they were original. Instead of copying them, why not create something new that becomes iconic in its own right?

    29. @isaa1782 on

      I mean I love that we get another movie but it feels so inconsistent with how we left the original. The daughters knew about magic and the curse. They legitimately helped breaking it. Which leads to the next point: The movie stated the curse was already broken. I'm really not sure how they want to make this plot work without undermining/re-writing what happened in the original movie

    30. @jamita71 on

      This trailer really gave me the chills and feels!! I need to see it!! It’s not everyday that a part two looks as good or better than the first…I loved the first one and it has a high bar to meet though.