Adam DeVine delivers a decent performance, however *Magic Camp* feels very standard and unremarkable. There’s a small spark of appeal to be found within it, but mostly it’s foreseeable and awkward—largely because the stories given to the characters feel contrived, even if they are occasionally amusing. The resolution, when everything is revealed, left me feeling somewhat uncomfortable. On the other hand, the magi…

It's definitely worth checking out, and I’d happily watch it again, encouraging others to do the same. I initially noticed Adam Devine—surprisingly appearing on Disney+ of all places, which isn't typically his kind of role—and thought, "Okay, this looks promising; at least I won’t need to concentrate too hard." Then I saw "Magic Camp," and that sealed the deal for me, knowing it would involve watching magic tricks…