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Magic Magic

Magic Magic

2013

Trapped on a secluded island in South America, Juno Temple's Alicia finds herself in a desperate struggle for survival after her cousin Sarah departs suddenly. Amidst a group of Sarah's friends, including Michael Cera's unsettling Brink, Alicia's tranquility disintegrates into a waking nightmare as reality and fantasy blur.

Runtime: 97 min

Box Office: $167M

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Metacritic

59

Metascore

5.5

User Score

Metacritic
review

87%

TOMATOMETER

review

64%

User Score

Metacritic

5.6 /10

IMDb Rating

Metacritic

51.0

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Check out what happened in Magic Magic!

As Mike (Channing Tatum) navigates his new life, three years removed from his days as a stripper, he receives an unexpected call from Tarzan (Kevin Nash) that sets him on a path of rediscovery. Believing Dallas, his former boss, has met his untimely demise, Mike arrives at the hotel to find his old friends, the Kings of Tampa, reveling in a poolside party. The revelation that Dallas has instead abandoned them for a new venture in Macau, taking "The Kid" with him, serves as a catalyst for the group's plan: to bring their careers full circle by attending a stripping convention in Myrtle Beach.

As Mike attempts to rekindle his creative spark while working at his furniture business, he becomes reinvigorated after stumbling upon a familiar tune that once fueled his performances. This newfound energy propels him to join his friends on their journey, where they decide to make Mad Mary's their first stop. In a bid to prove his commitment to the trip, Mike participates in an amateur queen contest, soon followed by the rest of the group. Their adventure takes them to the beach, where Mike confronts his lingering issues with Ken (Matt Bomer), ultimately finding closure.

Along the way, Mike meets Zoe (Amber Heard), a photographer en route to New York, and the two share a flirtatious exchange before he decides against pursuing her further. Back on the road, Mike's friends are inspired by his carefree spirit as they abandon their old routines. A chance encounter at a gas station prompts Richie into an impromptu striptease, which brings joy to the cashier, ultimately motivating the group to shake off their complacency.

However, Tobias's (Gabriel Iglesias) reckless decision-making under the influence of MDMA leads to a van crash, leaving everyone shaken but unscathed aside from Tobias, who sustains a concussion. In the hospital, Mike shares his struggles with his furniture business and his recent breakup with Brooke, which serves as a reminder that even the most successful performers face their own set of challenges.

In search of a new emcee for their group, Mike brings them to Rome's (Jada Pinkett Smith) strip club, where he faces rejection despite showcasing his still-intact skills. However, she does offer them a ride to their next destination by dispatching Andre (Donald Glover), a talented rapper and singer who works at the club, to drive them there.

As the group enters the opulent mansion, Tito's assured tone sets the tone for their impending arrival at the doorstep of his acquaintance. Little do they know, however, that their hostess, Nancy (Andie MacDowell), has other plans in store for them. The mother-daughter duo, accompanied by a coterie of middle-aged women, greets the group with a mix of warmth and wariness. Initially, the collective atmosphere is tinged with awkwardness, courtesy of Nancy's playful jabs and teasing antics. Yet, as the night wears on, the tension dissipates, replaced by an air of conviviality that fosters connections and camaraderie.

Meanwhile, Mike finds himself reacquainting with Zoe, whose confession about being hired as a photographer's assistant solely to further her own ambitions is met with Mike's empathetic ear. He urges her to join the convention, sensing that it could be the catalyst for reclaiming her radiant smile.

The group's next adventure unfolds when Nancy, having warmed up to Richie, permits them to borrow her ex-husband's prized automobile and take a scenic drive to Myrtle Beach. Upon their arrival, they're greeted by an unexpected surprise in the form of Rome, who has had a change of heart and is now willing to serve as their emcee. She brings along Andre and Malik (Stephen "Witch" Boss) to lend a hand, ensuring that their preparations are nothing short of stellar.

With all systems go, they secure a spot at the convention, courtesy of Rome's seemingly romantic past with Paris (Elizabeth Banks), the event organizer. The group's performance is met with thunderous applause, a testament to their collective talents and chemistry.

As the evening draws to a close, Mike and Malik take center stage once more, this time inviting Zoe to join them in an unforgettable performance. As the night reaches its crescendo, Tobias returns with the Fro-Yo van, and the group gathers to marvel at the dazzling 4th of July fireworks display.