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Bedknobs And Broomsticks (1971) |
| 42 reviews |
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Film rated 3.5 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.8 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.3 / 5)
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| Lansbury's 'Eider, she float'. |
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| Cockney child manipulates knob. |
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| Witch runs off clergyman. |
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| 'Mary Poppins', she wrote. |
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| Witch Lansbury cutseyfies Nazis. |
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| Anthropomorphic animals play soccer. |
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| Underwater sequence, partially To(mlins)on. |
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| Witch's wiliness wins war. |
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| Magic repels Nazi invasion. |
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| Lansbury bewitches nasty Nazis. |
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| Bedknob allows for travel. |
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| Wartless witch thwarts F�hrer. |
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| Nocturnal fantasies wet bed. |
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| Magical armour becomes army. |
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| Lansbury's 'Bobbing along'. |
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| Lansbury's pre-Potter adventure. |
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| England has magical defenses. |
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| Lansbury, kids bed-travel. |
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| Wannabe witch tricks Nazis. |
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| Lansbury 'charmingly' defends England. |
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| Sorceress studies Substitutiary Locomotion. |
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| Witch baffles Third Reich. |
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| Kids seek Locomotion spell. |
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| Footballers play like animals. |
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| Dick talks proper English! |
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| Witch has underwater fantasy. |
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