Hocus Pocus is a sequel to the yearly Halloween masterpiece, its Disney live-action comedy to bring back Sanderson’s sisters again. This is 1 hour and 45 min long supernatural comedy starring Mary (Kathy Najimy), Winifred (Disney Legend Bette Midler), and Sarah (Sarah Jessica Parker). After a leap of 29, the three witches is coming back to the screen and create their spells and portions. The die heart fans would remember that way back in 1993, the book already mentioned that indicated that the sisters could be back again. In Hocus Pocus 2, the sisters pick up from the same thread.
Hocus Pocus 2 begins with a short flashback before the current events are set moving. In the flashback, fans learn that the Sanderson Sisters are expelled from Salem by a Reverend and in the lumber, they meet a witch from whom they obtain their abilities along with the one-eyed Book. Radiating a spell with the help of the magical book, they ignite his house down by the Reverend prevails.
The creative team has worked really worked hard to resemble the costume of the witches with the original 1993, but also not be exactly similar with it. Perez has done a lot of research on the dresses because “The original outfits are in the Disney archives, explains Perez, but there was only one costume for each actor. In this supernatural comedy, Disney has tried to mix all the elements in a perfect amount also keeping in mind that nothing should feel overloaded. The movie adds its original charm but also resembles its previous part. Director Anne Fletcher, who has guided movies such as The Proposal and Step Up in the past, beautifully interweaves Kenny Ortega’s vision of the authentic with her own ideas in Hocus Pocus 2. With the help of writer Jen D’Angelo, Hocus Pocus 2 suggests not only a new tale for the young gen but also polishes on the presentation front.