I get that she was probably at a loose end after retiring from tennis, but reviewing family films was a step too far.
100% THIS, I knew all about virgins/virginity when I watched this film as a kid and couldnt fathom WHY this was on a Disney Channel considering the topic.The movie was unusually dark for Disney which put a large focus on virginity, witches eating children, witches killing children on screen (Bink's sister), burning the sisters in an incinerator, Max's mom being Madonna wearing her cone bra.
I'm scrolling down every day and its Hocus Pocus, Hocus Pocus, Hocus Pocus, endlessly. On multiple channels.
Shouldn't have opened the bookyou may have been hexed. did you talk shit about the movie at any point?
Disney thought Bette Middler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Mary Whatsherface were big enough stars to carry the film so they released it in July.
I had it on VHS and thought it was fun, and the virginity stuff was weird. People seemed to know of it so I didn't think it was a flop. Not sure it was so good that I'd have remembered it much later, except that it's apparently a cult hit or something.I didn't know it bombed. I had the VHS and watched it all the time.
Maybe this was just my experience and my friends were immature, but making fun of each other for being virgins was a bit of a past time.I always found it weird the way the film constantly makes fun of the boy being a virgin when he's only about 15 or 16. Like... it's perfectly fucking normal to have not had sex at that age. And they reiterate it several times.
One of my wife's favorite movies. They're doing a sequel on Disney plus?