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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

User rating: 3.9 75 Reviews | Write a Review

In Theaters: October 18, 2019

On DVD/Blu-ray: January 14, 2020

PG | Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi | 1h 58m

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3.9/5

User rating: 3.9

Based on 244 votes and 75 reviews.


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User rating: February 13, 2020

lets disguise evil and make it fun . what a bunch of junk.

User rating: February 10, 2020

more satanic crap from Disney , open your eyes , I would not your grandchildren watch this , much less mine , wake up..people ....... these are not drones you want

User rating: February 6, 2020

total trash

User rating: January 25, 2020

Great movie, I loved the story line. This movie was just as good as the first.

User rating: January 15, 2020

this is not the type of stuff our children should be watching . what happened to the days when Disney made good movies?

User rating: January 9, 2020

Thought it was a great story line

User rating: January 9, 2020

dump all 1 and 5 star reviews to get an honest picture of the movie

User rating: January 5, 2020

A surprisingly good movie. Lots going on and not too scary for kids too

User rating: December 9, 2019

If you liked the first one, you'll probably like this one. Darker theme than the first one. Personally, i think it's worth the extra few bucks to see this in ultra avx.

User rating: December 9, 2019

A lot of CGI and too many actors over 50 playing in the fairy tale - even the fairies looked like they had walked out of an AARP convention. Maleficent did have the nice dark tinge of Darkness which Disney rarely explores except in Something Wicked this way comes but here, we get the same tired CGI look. It would be nice if such films would take a look at what can be done without CGI and look at films like the 1985 Dreamchild or The 1981Neverending Story.