Magic Tree House: Big Day for Baseball The Magic Tree House series takes young readers on exciting adventures through time and space. In "Big Day for Baseball," the fourth book in the "Merlin Missions" series, Jack and Annie travel back in time to the early 1900s to meet baseball legend Babe Ruth. The story begins with Jack and Annie stepping into the magic treehouse, a time-traveling portal in their backyard. Their mission is to find the first piece of an ancient medallion and save their friend Teddy from a mysterious illness. As they open the book Merlin gave them, they are transported to Yankee Stadium in 1932, where Babe Ruth is playing. Jack and Annie are in awe as they witness the excitement and passion of baseball fans.
A mistake by Howard and his daughter reignite the curse of the town. The Halloween decorations (scary monsters, zombies, spiders, clowns) come to life. It is upon Sydney and Howard to save the Bridge Hollow people. Will they find the root cause of everything and succeed in their mission? We find out in the end.
The synopsis reads, A father Marlon Wayans and his teenage daughter Priah Ferguson are forced to team up and save their town after an ancient and mischievous spirit causes Halloween decorations to come to life and wreak havoc. It has been a long time since I have watched a film successfully try to emulate the Hocus Pocus formula, appealing to younger viewers whilst serving as a gateway for future horror fans.
Jack and Annie are in awe as they witness the excitement and passion of baseball fans. They meet Babe Ruth himself, who agrees to help them find the first piece of the medallion. Together, they explore the stadium and learn about the history of baseball.
The Curse of Bridge Hollow Review: Lame Halloween Comedy
The Curse of Bridge Hollow is a Netflix Halloween comedy movie that stars Marlon Wayans as Howard, Kelly Rowland as Emily, and Priah Ferguson as Sydney, along with John Michael Higgins, Lauren Lapkus, Doug Dawson, and others. Directed by Jeff Wadlow, the story is by John R Morey and Todd Berger, and the screenplay is by Robert Rugan and Todd. The runtime is of 120 minutes.
The synopsis reads, “A father (Marlon Wayans) and his teenage daughter (Priah Ferguson) are forced to team up and save their town after an ancient and mischievous spirit causes Halloween decorations to come to life and wreak havoc.”
Netflix’s The Curse of Bridge Hollow Movie Review Contains No Spoilers
In Netflix’s The Curse of Bridge Hollow, Howard movies with his wife Emily and daughter Sydney from Brooklyn to Bridge Hollow town during the Halloween season. Howard is unhappy to see the town decorated with scary figures and is completely in the mood for Halloween. He isn’t a fan of the festival.
A mistake by Howard and his daughter reignite the curse of the town. The Halloween decorations (scary monsters, zombies, spiders, clowns) come to life. It is upon Sydney and Howard to save the Bridge Hollow people. Will they find the root cause of everything and succeed in their mission? We find out in the end.
The Curse of Bridge Hollow is presented as a horror comedy but is underwhelming in both aspects. Even if you are interested in why the Halloween decoration is coming to life to haunt people, the story doesn’t have any thrilling or exciting moments. In horror movies, the characters often run away from danger. Here also, the characters, especially kids, run and scream when the clowns try to attack them. However, the entire sequence was turned into comedy which wasn’t funny at all.
The humour falls flat, and the horror is too lame. Even the clowns and spiders don’t look creepy. Maybe it’s a movie for kids under the age of 10. But they won’t understand what’s happening because of the weak story. Would the movie be intriguing if it was an out-and-out horror story where decorations wreak havoc? Well, it would’ve made for an amazing watch if done right.
Coming to performances, Marlon Wayans has tried his best to be funny. But the weak dialogues don’t do justice to his performance as Howard. Priah Ferguson has played a smart and confident Erica in Stranger Things. Priah’s character Sydney is equally smart, sans the sassiness. The rest of the cast doesn’t have much to add to the story but plays their parts well.
They also meet some of Babe Ruth's teammates, who share stories and give them valuable clues. Throughout their adventure, Jack and Annie learn about the importance of teamwork, determination, and believing in oneself. They discover that even the greatest baseball players face challenges and setbacks, but it's their perseverance that makes them legends. As they collect the first piece of the medallion, Jack and Annie realize that they have made a mistake. They were supposed to bring Teddy with them, as he holds the key to saving him. They quickly return to their own time and convince Teddy to join them on their next trip, back to 1908 during the time of the Chicago Cubs' winning streak. In conclusion, "Big Day for Baseball" is an exciting chapter in the Magic Tree House series. Through their adventure with Babe Ruth, Jack, Annie, and Teddy learn valuable life lessons and strengthen their bond of friendship. This book combines history, fantasy, and the love of baseball to engage young readers and ignite their imaginations..
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