L'Apprentie sorcière
Réalisé par Robert Stevenson7.166%73%7.0
Août 1940. Afin d'échapper aux bombardements allemands, les enfants londoniens ont été évacués de la capitale. C'est ainsi que Charlie, Carrie et Paul Rawlins se retrouvent placés chez une vieille demoiselle revêche, Églantine Price, dans le petit village de Pepperinge Eye, sur la côte sud de l'Angleterre.
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L'Apprentie sorcière Notations et commentaires
- Dallin Nelson25 octobre 2025This is a great Disney classic that we watch before Halloween every year! Bedknobs and Broomsticks channels great music, great acting, and a great storyline into one of the favorites from Disney!
- Callum1 janvier 2026⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Bedknobs and Broomsticks – Whimsy with wartime weight. This is a beautifully odd blend of fantasy, adventure, and quiet wartime drama — the sort of film that sneaks lasting impressions into childhood without you realising it’s doing so. Its greatest charm lies in how approachable it makes magic: not some grand, chosen-one power, but something you can study, practise, and improve… provided you’re willing to take the occasional extension course. Set during WWII, the story gains a surprising emotional backbone. Children evacuated from the Blitz are sent to the countryside and placed in the care of Angela Lansbury’s delightfully eccentric apprentice witch. That historical grounding adds a layer of seriousness beneath the lighthearted surface, reminding you that this whimsy exists alongside very real fear and upheaval. The animated sequences are unmistakably early-’70s Disney — competent rather than revolutionary — but they carry enough character to fit the tone. What’s more impressive is how well the practical effects have held up. The magic feels physical and tactile, giving the film a sense of weight that modern polish often smooths away. And then there’s the finale: an utterly bonkers, very-of-its-time magical showdown involving enchanted armour and invading Nazis. It’s strange, imaginative, and completely unapologetic — the kind of ending that could only exist in this era of Disney filmmaking. Charming, funny, and quietly heartfelt, Bedknobs and Broomsticks remains an enduring classic that balances silliness with substance in a way few films manage. ☕ A warm mug of cocoa on a rainy evening — comforting, nostalgic, and gently magical.
- flavo4315 décembre 2025Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) is a whimsical blend of fantasy, adventure, and wartime drama that left a lasting impression on many childhoods. The film’s charm lies in its playful approach to magic, presenting it as something anyone might learn with enough curiosity—especially if you’re willing to take a few “extension courses.” Set during WWII, the story gains emotional weight as children are evacuated from the Blitz and placed into the care of Angela Lansbury’s eccentric apprentice witch. This backdrop adds a surprising sense of realism to an otherwise lighthearted tale. The animation sequences are typical of Disney’s early‑70s style—serviceable, if not groundbreaking—while the practical effects hold up better than expected, giving the magical antics a tactile appeal. And in true 70s fashion, the film culminates in a delightfully bizarre magical battle against invading Nazis. Fun, silly, and imaginative, Bedknobs and Broomsticks remains an endearing classic.
- Spencer MB15 septembre 2025I watched the restored version and goddamn this is long.
L'Apprentie sorcière Trivia
L'Apprentie sorcière was released on 7 octobre 1971.
L'Apprentie sorcière was directed by Robert Stevenson.
L'Apprentie sorcière has a runtime of 1h 57min.
L'Apprentie sorcière was produced by Bill Walsh.
Août 1940. Afin d'échapper aux bombardements allemands, les enfants londoniens ont été évacués de la capitale. C'est ainsi que Charlie, Carrie et Paul Rawlins se retrouvent placés chez une vieille demoiselle revêche, Églantine Price, dans le petit village de Pepperinge Eye, sur la côte sud de l'Angleterre.
The key characters in L'Apprentie sorcière are Miss Price (Angela Lansbury), Emelius (David Tomlinson), Mr. Jelk (Roddy McDowall).
L'Apprentie sorcière is rated U.
L'Apprentie sorcière is an Adventure, Fantastique, Animation film.
L'Apprentie sorcière has an audience rating of 7.3 out of 10.
L'Apprentie sorcière had a budget of 20 M $US.
L'Apprentie sorcière has made 17,9 M $US at the box office.