Magic Camp

Movie

2020

1h 40m

English

Family, Fantasy, Comedy

User Score:

6.1

Critic Score:

Andy, at the urging of his former mentor and Magic Camp owner Roy Preston, returns to the camp of his youth hoping to reignite his career. Instead, he finds inspiration in his ragtag bunch of rookie magicians.

Magic Camp

Movie

2020

1h 40m

English

Family, Fantasy, Comedy

WATCHMODE

6.1

IMDB

CRITIC SCORE

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Cast

Andy Tuckerman

Roy Preston

Christina Darkwood

Nathaniel Logan McIntyre

Theo

Nathan

Ruth

Judd

Vera

Vic

Janelle

Theo's Dad

Theo's Mom

Lena

Xerxes

Young Cameron

Randall - Bird Boy

Guy in Taxi

Girl in Taxi

Taxi Shake Guy

Bridesmaid

Bridesmaid

Bridesmaid

Bride

Old Lady

Nathan's Dad

Directed By: Mark Waters

Written By: Max Winkler (Screenplay), Jeff Judah (Story), + 7 more

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Smatthew says...

4 years ago

a surprisingly amount a good laughs. Yes its disney, yes there is the gooey heart stuff. but ya know what. i liked it, gooey and all.

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Jim222001 says...

4 years ago

There’s cliches you’d expect, like a bully at magic camp. The movie does have charm and keeps your attention though. Adam Devine is actually good and less obnoxious than usual.

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r96sk says...

4 years ago

Adam DeVine is good, but 'Magic Camp' is formulaic and plain. It does end up having a minute amount of charm to it, but for the most part it's predictable and cringey - due to its forced, if admittedly hearty, set of narratives for the characters. The ending, when all that comes to the fore, is a little sickly. The magic tricks are done well, mind. DeVine is enjoyable, though I already like him from TV's 'Workaholics' so that may play a part in how I see him in this. Jeffrey Tambor is solid, while Nathaniel McIntyre does a fine job in the lead role. Too queasy for my liking. "Institute of Magic" would've been such a better title, by the way.

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gota0502 says...

3 years ago

I wasn't sure it would be very good, but it was a cute story, fairly good script and well cast. Some of the script was extra gooey unnecessarily, but the decent family friendly jokes balanced it well. It's a good, lite movie to watch.

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r96sk

4 years ago

Adam DeVine is good, but 'Magic Camp' is formulaic and plain.

It does end up having a minute amount of charm to it, but for the most part it's predictable and cringey - due to its forced, if admittedly hearty, set of narratives for the characters. The ending, when all that comes to the f More

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Kamurai

4 years ago

Great watch, will watch again, and do recommend.

I saw Adam Devine first (on Disney+ of all places, he's not usually Disney compliant), and said, "Oh this will be good, at least I won't have to pay close attention.", then saw "Magic Camp", and said, "Sold!", knowing I'd have to be watching magic More

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