It's an 'electric relationship action-movie', but there were too many scene-breakers. The work-boss "villain" acts like an over-confident misogynist one moment, then a careful thinker the next... Most of the other scenes drag on too long with mumbling and the ladies just standing their hating themselves for no reason... I'm a life-long fan of Stephanie Beatriz, but she didn't play to her real personality (fiesty, direct, vivid, level-headed) except for a dominatrix part and a few other scenes, she stretched to be electric like Heather Graham. Heather is great but you have no idea what her goals are in life except finding the right guy by accident, as she doesn't appear frustrated at anything. All the guys in the movie are portrayed as confused

This movie was really not good. I don't know how I got through it to be honest! Not really sure why it was called half magic, all they did was light a few candles - I thought I was going to be watching a tale of modern day witches and empowerment but it certainly was not. It was also extremely tacky and cringey for the most part.

I know morality is an old-fashioned word - replace it with "worldview" or "philosophy of life" if you prefer. Whatever the terminology, the main thing this move reveals is a deep confusion in every one involved. They're obviously unhappy with much of modern life, OK; but are unwilling to consider why, or how to fix this. They think they're unhappy because they don't have love/pleasure, but what they're really missing is meaning and responsibility. They think they're surrounded by morons, but give zero indication of why a non-moron would want to date them. The central conceit of the story: "wish for a man and magic will happen", without demanding any self-work, any thought, any introspection, is a more powerful metaphor than the creators appreciated. Interesting as a slice of how so many women have been let down by *women* in the media; but nothing more than that.

It's an 'electric relationship action-movie', but there were too many scene-breakers. The work-boss "villain" acts like an over-confident misogynist one moment, then a careful thinker the next... Most of the other scenes drag on too long with mumbling and the ladies just standing their hating themselves for no reason... I'm a life-long fan of Stephanie Beatriz, but she didn't play to her real personality (fiesty, direct, vivid, level-headed) except for a dominatrix part and a few other scenes, she stretched to be electric like Heather Graham. Heather is great but you have no idea what her goals are in life except finding the right guy by accident, as she doesn't appear frustrated at anything. All the guys in the movie are portrayed as confused

Imagine not being able to enjoy a move, because you are too unintelligent or empathetic to look at the world through another perspective. Bro' be basic. This movie was good.

7/10 For women aged 45-55, The Devine Female experience. Three women met and become friends while attending an all women's workshop celebrating their devine feminine qualities. Halarious chants about freedom from fear, failure and anything that holds women back in life. This is a laugh out loud, not to be taken seriously, romantic comedy. I would call it Sex in the City meets Saturday Night Live. Each woman tells their story and express frustration at their inability in finding a date worth keeping. It's what all women want: a relationship with someone who is intelligent, passionate and kind. Each storyline is engaging, realistic and funny. I have watched it 3 times and laugh at something different each time. Rent it, watch it with your girlfriend's over margaritas and laugh.

Well done, Heather Graham. She takes a lot of very topical subjects and strings them together. If you are a woman, you will probably get it. If you're a guy, you probably won't. This movie isn't perfect, but why does it have to be? Lord knows women have been subjected to 'guy' movies for years. I'm looking forward to seeing more movies of this genre.

This movie had 2 actress I really like , it's very unfortunate that it's a bad movie. It's a really bad movie ,I read in one of the reviews above that, this was a true movie. That was wrong and I mean very wrong,to be in the mental state of mind it took for the writers to write this mess,one would have to be delusional. The plot made no sense at all.

I love a story of female empowerment and friendship and witchcraft, but this whole experience was weird. It's full of great comedy actors but they barely had a chance to shine. The dialogue was weak, music wasn't good, scenes felt disconnected and chopped together, the whole thing needed to be fleshed out a lot more. You want to root for these women but they were written like naive little girls. And it fails every Bechdel test. I really want to see quality films of and by women but we have to reach a higher caliber. Maybe the budget wasn't there. I will say I loved Stephanie Beatriz, she was very endearing. And Tom Lennon is always great.

I loved this movie! Sure it is not an oscar material kind of movie, but as a woman, I absolutely loved it, it had a great message, the acting was pretty good even with a straightforward plot. It's a great self-love movie that we should learn from.