A girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.A girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.A girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.
Darin Scott
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- (as Darin Southam)
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Did you know
- TriviaAfter the previous installment received criticism for being too dark in tone, this one was made to be more family-friendly.
- GoofsWhen Ethan was trying out for the play, Aggie told Marnie that she was offered to cast in Shakespeare's original play. But in Shakespeare's time, the ladies' roles are played by men because women are forbidden to act in a play.
- Quotes
Marnie Piper: Cody, I'm a witch.
Cody: [like he doesn't believe her] Marnie...
[looks down, realizes they're flying]
Cody: AHHH!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Disneycember: Halloweentown High (2017)
Featured review
All the kids in Halloweentown wind up going to high school at a school of mortals. Never mind that the principal hates witches, and that there's another bad guy who wants all witches, trolls, etc. To be gone, even though he has great magical powers. To help them fit in, they all look like normal mortals. Nonetheless, teen witch Kimberly J. Brown can't help doing the odd magical thing, which is disquieting. Can she and grandma witch Debbie Reynolds raise the spirit of tolerance in time for the big Halloween-themed hop?
There's little subtlety in the third of four TV movies for the Disney Channel, and the prosthetic masks that cheered up the two earlier ones don't show up until the end, but this is another case of 'if you liked the earlier ones, you'll like this." best to look at them in the order they were released, and if you still enjoy this one, there's a fourth.
There's little subtlety in the third of four TV movies for the Disney Channel, and the prosthetic masks that cheered up the two earlier ones don't show up until the end, but this is another case of 'if you liked the earlier ones, you'll like this." best to look at them in the order they were released, and if you still enjoy this one, there's a fourth.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 22 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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