Strange Magic is an animated musical fantasy film produced by Lucasfilm and directed by Gary Rydstrom. Set in a magical forest, the story follows the conflict between two realms: the lush and vibrant Fairy Kingdom, ruled by the benevolent King and Queen, and the dark and mysterious Bog King’s domain.

The plot centers on Princess Marianne (Evan Rachel Wood), who has recently been heartbroken after her fiancé, Roland (Sam Palladio), betrayed her. In her bitterness, she vows never to fall in love again. Meanwhile, the Bog King (Alan Cumming), a cynical and reclusive ruler of the dark forest, has his own problems. He is trying to prevent a magical flower that can make people fall in love from falling into the wrong hands, particularly those of the Fairy Kingdom, who seek to use it for their own purposes.

When Marianne and Bog King cross paths, their worlds collide in a comedic and magical adventure. Through a series of twists and turns, including magical creatures and enchanted songs, both characters experience transformation and learn lessons about love, trust, and forgiveness. With a blend of action, romance, and humor, Strange Magic ultimately delivers a message about the power of love and the importance of seeing beyond appearances.

The film features a soundtrack filled with popular songs, adding to its whimsical and lively atmosphere. Despite being aimed at a younger audience, Strange Magic is a fun, colorful tale with themes of emotional growth and redemption.