Strictly average movie

Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

OMG! This show Is AWESOME! I started watching a few years ago. I've seen every episode at least twice. The girls are beautiful. I wish Pru didn't leave, but Paige was really cool too.I saw the preview for the new show - the only things that look good are what came from the original - then the didn't even use the original girls OR creators! So just watched the REAL Charmed...this one!

The TV show is beyond amazing. The storylines are great up until the final season, the character development is shown greatly, and the way they handled Shannon exit was great. The show featured empowered women way before feminism was so popular, and it showed how women could save the day as much as men!

unique. not for theme, not for performances, maybe not for story itself. but for the way to tell what you looks for. a smart mix of slices of family life, love stories, magic , strong women and splendid links between characters. result - a seductive series with flavor of fairy tale and strange events. so, a nice series. like a silk scarf. because it has its way in memories of public. and it is really unique. for the story. for performances. and, off course, for the theme.

As a fan of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', I don't think there's anybody who would seriously argue that 'Charmed' is the better show.Comparing the two is easy. They're from the same time period, both are fantasy shows with female leads, focusing on relationship drama and monster-of-the-week episodes while also having season-long story lines. 'Buffy' has vampires and demons, 'Charmed' has warlocks and demons.The difference is that 'Buffy' takes itself seriously. That's a risky move - being serious in a show about a high school girl fighting the forces of evil is harder than taking the 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' carefree comedy route. 'Buffy' makes it work. It builds a world with deep mythology, remembers the rules of its own world even when it breaks them, and doesn't discard characters without a good reason.'Charmed' is halfway there. It's lighthearted and fun, and sometimes it takes steps towards actual drama, with characters making difficult choices, but things always end up neatly resolved and we don't really learn anything. It's just senseless feelgood drama.And there's all that pointless pandering. Do we really need an episode of the hot young sister turning into a creature that physically cannot wear clothes? 'Buffy' was a true feminist show that never reduced its characters to sex objects. 'Charmed' does it all the time.