Halloweentown 3: Academia de brujas

Título original: Halloweentown High

Película de TV
2004
TV-G
1h 22min

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Debbie Reynolds, Kimberly J. Brown, Lucas Grabeel, Todd Michael Schwartzman, and Eliana Reyes in Halloweentown 3: Academia de brujas (2004)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.A girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.A girl in a magical world bets her family's magic that nothing bad will happen when kids from Halloweentown attend high school in the mortal realm.

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Curiosidades
After the previous installment received criticism for being too dark in tone, this one was made to be more family-friendly.

Pifias
When Ethan was trying out for the play, Aggie told Marnie that she was offered to cast in Shakespeare's original play. But in Shakespeare's time, the ladies' roles are played by men because women are forbidden to act in a play.

Citas
Marnie Piper: Cody, I'm a witch.
Cody: [like he doesn't believe her] Marnie...
[looks down, realizes they're flying]
Cody: AHHH!

Conexiones
Featured in Disneycember: Halloweentown High (2017)

Banda sonora
StrangeWorld
Written by Andy Dodd and Adam Watts
Performed by Jessie Payo

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9/10

Lucas Grabeel, one to watch

This Halloween Town was again worth the time. Disney hit a home run with the casting and fine tuned the show for its audience. Lucas Grabeel stood out in this debut as Ethan, a warlock worth watching. He has much to offer the acting world and is going to go places in Hollywood and his newest release, High School Musical may be the launching pad. The show was fun and the Disney audience loved it. The Halloween Town High premise of creatures disguising themselves as high school students and trying to fit in when their peers find it hard to fit in themselves is a refreshing twist from the other roles available. Disney once again found a new vehicle for some talented young actors. Way to go, Disney!