'Upside-Down Magic' Review (2020)
This fantasy movie released on Disney+ has strong topics and themes related to magic.

Since the release of our smash hit “Berkeley" the world has turned upside down. The campus is plagued by protests and unrest that reflect the challenging social climate of today’s politics. Campus Alumni recruiter Wesley Woods finds out how far potential Freshman Timothy Drake is willing to go for his admissions. World’s collide while preparing for a campus rally when Berkeley’s Republican Club President (Leo Forte) butts heads with Democratic Club president (Timarrie Baker). Their heated debate about “free speech" fuels a hot fuck between ex-boyfriends. Meanwhile two hardcore black-clad ANTIFA protestors (Justin Brody and Teddy Bryce) enjoy a post-protest fuck-fest fueled by a violent political clash on campus. Back on campus hung professor (Dallas Steele) fucks a horny student (David Emblem) in the infamous psych-building gay cruising bathroom. Will it be a masturbatory memory or a #MeToo moment? Find out in Berkeley: Sophomore Year!
This fantasy movie released on Disney+ has strong topics and themes related to magic.
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