Ordinary Magic

A widowed New York City tax accountant, Arthur, inherits a struggling orphanage in a small town after his estranged brother dies. Faced with the possibility of losing the home for the children he's grown to care for, Arthur must overcome his reserved nature and fight to keep the orphanage open. Along the way, he rediscovers his own sense of purpose and connection.

Ordinary Magic received a largely lukewarm reception from critics, with many finding it a sentimental and predictable drama. While the performances were sometimes praised for their sincerity, the film's plot was often criticized for its lack of originality and emotional depth. It did not achieve significant box office success or widespread critical acclaim.

• The film struggles with a formulaic and sentimental plot.
• Performances are earnest but can't fully overcome the predictable narrative.
• Lacks the emotional impact to resonate with audiences.

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The film was produced by the son of actor Leo G. Carroll, who was known for playing stern but kind authority figures in classic Hollywood films.