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PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 ~ To Be Released September 11, 2026

“PRACTICAL MAGIC 2” (2026) is categorized as Fantasy, Dramedy, Romance and Comedy (Rom-Com). It is based on “The Book of Magic” (2021) by Alice Hoffman. The release date is September 11, 2026.

 

  • IMDb rating: (no rating)
  • Memorable Quote: “Tooth of wolf and morning dew / something old and something new.” (included in Teaser)
  • Where to Watch: Expected to stream on Max (formerly HBO Max) after its theatrical run.

STORYLINE:

PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 (2026) – The beloved Owens family returns nearly three decades after the events of the original film. [Practical Magic (the original film) was released on October 16, 1998.]

Sally and Gillian Owens ~ played once again by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman ~ return to confront the dark ancestral curse that has haunted their family for generations. This time, the story expands into a multi-generational saga as Sally’s daughter, played by Joey King, begins to uncover her own emerging magical abilities. Her awakening triggers a chain of supernatural events that forces the Owens women to confront an ancient force tied to their bloodline. As the Owens women attempt to break the curse once and for all, they must face buried secrets, rekindle old bonds, and embrace the full strength of their magical heritage.

BIO & CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Joey King is an American actress whose acting career began acting at age 4. Her breakout role was in Ramona and Beezus (2010). She is praised for her versatility as she moves effortlessly between comedy, horror, drama, and action roles. Her works include:

  • The Conjuring (2013)
  • The Kissing Booth trilogy (2018, 2021)
  • Bullet Train (2022)
  • The Princess (2022)
  • We Were the Lucky Ones (2024)

Her most acclaimed performance to date: The Act (Hulu, 2019),

  • Played Gypsy Rose Blanchard
  • Earned Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG Award nominations
  • Widely praised for her physical and emotional transformation

Sandra Bullock is an Academy Award, winning actress known for The Blind Side (2009), Gravity (2013), Speed (1994), and Miss Congeniality (2000). She has produced multiple films through her company Fortis Films and remains one of Hollywood’s most bankable stars. She also serves as a producer on Practical Magic 2 (2026).

Nicole Kidman is an Oscar-winning actress celebrated for The Hours (2002), Moulin Rouge! (2001), Big Little Lies (2017, 2019), and The Others (2001). She is also a producer through Blossom Films and has publicly expressed enthusiasm about returning to the Owens universe, confirming the sequel’s development in interviews.

NOTE: The Practical Magic Series by Alice Hoffman is a Collection of 4 Books (Practical Magic, The Rules of Magic, Magic Lessons, and The Book of Magic)

TRAILER/TEASER:

ONE Media. “PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 Official Trailer (2026) Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman.” YouTube, 20 Apr. 2026, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4fU983Y2cA. Video.


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“PRACTICAL MAGIC 2” (2026) is categorized as Fantasy, Dramedy, Romance and Comedy (Rom-Com). It is based on “The Book of Magic” (2021) by Alice Hoffman. The release date is September […]
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I've been looking forward to "Practical Magic 2"! The blend of fantasy and romance has such a unique charm, especially when you consider the original's cult following. With Alice Hoffman's "The Book of Magic" as a basis, I’m excited to see how they expand on the theme of sisterhood and magic. I hope they capture that same whimsical vibe while also bringing in some fresh perspectives. It could be a great nostalgic trip for fans of the original! What are your thoughts on the direction they might take with the sequel?

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I remember watching the first movie on a VHS tape when I was a little kid, and I honestly never thought I'd see a sequel happen. Damn, it feels like multiple generations passed before they finally decided to make this. Kids who watched Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman back then are adults now, and some of them probably have teenagers of their own. That's actually why the idea of Sally's daughter becoming part of the story makes sense to me. I just hope they respect what people loved about the original instead of turning it into another generic fantasy sequel. After waiting this long, I want it to feel like coming back to old friends, not just another title trying to cash in on nostalgia.

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Honestly, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman coming back is enough to get me into a theater. They don't have to convince me with twenty trailers. Those two carried the first movie, and their chemistry felt natural. I just hope they still get plenty of screen time and don't become background characters in their own sequel.

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The family curse storyline sounds good to me because it feels like a natural continuation instead of a random follow-up. I haven't read all four books, so I'm curious how closely they'll follow The Book of Magic. Sometimes adaptations make big changes, and sometimes that works. I guess I'll judge it after I actually watch the movie instead of deciding in advance that it's unnecessary.

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Kay

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I hope they don't rely too much on nostalgia. I love the original, but I don't want a movie that just repeats old scenes and expects everyone to clap because they recognize a reference. Show how these women have changed after nearly thirty years. Let them make mistakes, disagree, and grow. That's what would make this sequel feel earned to me.

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ÉclipseÉlectrique

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I still remember when Practical Magic was not considered a huge hit, but over the years it gained a strong following. That is why this sequel makes sense to me. Some movies build their audience slowly. The idea of finally confronting the family curse sounds like a natural next step. I just hope they avoid making everything darker than it needs to be. The charm of the original was that it could be emotional and funny at the same time. That's what I'm hoping to see again.

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What catches my attention is the focus on the Owens family bloodline. I like fantasy stories where magic is connected to family history instead of random powers appearing out of nowhere. The idea of buried secrets and an ancient force sounds interesting. At the same time, I hope the movie spends enough time on the characters themselves. For me, fantasy works best when I care about the people involved, not just the magical events happening around them.

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MemmeJullia

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The multi-generational angle is actually what sold me on this. A lot of sequels repeat the same story with the same characters, but this sounds like it is trying to move forward. Having Sally's daughter discover her powers creates opportunities for conflict, especially if older family members think they know the right way to handle things. Family disagreements mixed with magic can make for some fun scenes if the writing is strong enough.

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