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The climax has some spark, but the rest feels like it's always promising something exciting that never quite materializes. Ultimately, it's a waste of a truly stellar cast.

Absolutely loved it! I feel like "The Witches of Eastwick" is severely underrated. It's a film about the legacy of patriarchy, the often-overlooked power of women, and a sisterhood forged by rejecting competition among themselves. It depicts an Eden where women raise children together, even in the absence of a traditional father figure, while consciously working to avoid the influence of chauvinism on the next generation. Jack Nicholson's performance truly is the movie's core; You both adore and despise him. The chilling line, "I can be whatever man you want me to be," really hits. Is falling in love with such a manifestation of desires and imagination a dream come true or a nightmare? Or perhaps just the beginning of a new hell disguised in sweet words. And I especially appreciated (loved) the women's transformation into being "slutty"! When I play life, everything goes well!

With three celebrated actresses and one charismatic actor, this movie undeniably takes "weird" to a whole new level.

With a powerhouse cast of three iconic actresses and one legendary actor, this movie is a laugh riot! Jack Nicholson's comedic brilliance shines, especially when his character finds himself at the mercy of these three witches. The scene in the church, with the relentless vomiting, is pure comedic gold, undoubtedly fueled by voodoo. It's a delightful surprise to see Michelle Pfeiffer, Jack Nicholson, Cher, and Susan Sarandon, all Oscar winners, showcasing their hilarious sides!

Fantasy foursome

A bewitching blend of magic and mayhem, "The Witches of Eastwick" is a wickedly delightful film that casts a spell of enchantment. The three female leads shine as they unwittingly unravel the mysteries of their newfound powers, while the charismatic stranger weaves a web of intrigue and deception. As the lines between reality and fantasy blur, the film builds to a fantastical and darkly comedic climax, exploring themes of femininity, desire, and the dangers of getting what you wish for.