Midnight Margaritas, Nearly 30 Years Later

Practical Magic arrived in 1998 with Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as Sally and Gillian Owens, sisters born into a family of witches and a centuries-old curse that threatens the men they love.

The film received mixed reviews and modest theatrical results, but its blend of romance, sisterhood, dark comedy and cozy supernatural style steadily found a devoted audience.

Nearly three decades later, it has become a cult favorite, with its Owens family mythology, Victorian house and Midnight Margaritas firmly embedded in pop culture. Practical Magic 2 now reunites Bullock and Kidman while bringing Sally’s daughters into the center of the story.

The Owens Women Have Unfinished Business

Years after Sally and Gillian believed the Owens family curse had been broken, its consequences return through Sally’s daughter Kylie. When Kylie’s relationship with Gideon places him in danger, the Owens women are forced to confront the curse once again.

Sally and Gillian reunite with Kylie and her sister Antonia, leading the family from Massachusetts to England in search of answers buried in their magical ancestry. The journey introduces new allies, new threats and a deeper look at the history that has shaped generations of Owens women.