Reviews

This was a movie that brought back good memories. Our family went to see it at the theater back in the 70's.

It is a good story, with a few scenes that are very funny.

Dean Jones has the lead (of course), and Suzanne Pleshette is also very good. Peter Ustinov, is a great pirate for the kids to enjoy.

A good Disney movie, and a great family movie.

This was a very good movie with a lot of heads being lopped.

The setting was perfect; the old trees, trail, fields, town, and all.

The connections between the characters and the witchcraft going on was a little hard to follow.

But I was glad that the story was kept fiction, and not turned into a mortal murder mystery.

This was the first time I experienced a Chaplin film that I could actually hear his voice. It was also hard to recognize him, because most of the movie he is not in his tramp outfit. I soon felt comfortable with the new style and really enjoyed the movie.

It was definitely more of a drama than a comedy. There were a few good comedy scenes towards the end.

It was a wonderful story, the relationship between the main characters Calvero (Chaplin) and Terry (Claire Bloom) was very strong and brought out the best in both of them.

Michelle Pfeiffer is very alone in trying to recreate the magic of the first Grease. The chemistry between Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta in the first movie was missing in the second. A very poor try, but a nice idea.