Sandra Bullock Recalls First ‘Practical Magic’ Bombing After Thinking ‘People Are Going to Love It’: ‘And Then It Got Quiet’

Sandra Bullock has spoken about the original 'Practical Magic' film's poor box office performance. The film, released in 1998, was expected to be a hit. Bullock recalled thinking that audiences would love it. Instead, it was a commercial disappointment.

The actress has been reflecting on the film's reception as the sequel, 'Practical Magic 2', is released. The sequel's premiere featured Bullock and Nicole Kidman honoring the original film's director. Bullock has also praised the new cast members in the sequel. The original film's failure is attributed to various factors.

IMDb notes that Bullock questioned the number of women in the film. The sequel's cast and creative choices may address some of these issues. The original film's director was honored at the sequel's premiere, suggesting a nod to the original while moving forward. The sequel's box office performance and critical reception are yet to be determined.