Appropriate for the whole family--most families, that is. I had the opportunity of watching the Americanized version so the dialog didn't sync with the lips.
Parents should be cautioned that there is some toilet humor. Specifically, a spell is conjured, which is called "Fart Feathers" (this may have been only in the Americanized version).
If not, I find it somewhat irritating that the writers felt that they had to resort to such cheap "humor"; especially when it just isn't funny. Leave the toilet humor to Adam Sandler.
Fuchsia the Mini-Witch has a pro-environment theme. No problem here but some (myself included) feel that this theme has been beaten to death.
The little girls are cute and it looks like they had fun with the movie. Acting, for the most part, is C+ but typical of this type of production.
All in all, a good movie to watch at home while you're doing something else (a background movie that any nine-year-old might enjoy).
Parents should be cautioned that there is some toilet humor. Specifically, a spell is conjured, which is called "Fart Feathers" (this may have been only in the Americanized version).
If not, I find it somewhat irritating that the writers felt that they had to resort to such cheap "humor"; especially when it just isn't funny. Leave the toilet humor to Adam Sandler.
Fuchsia the Mini-Witch has a pro-environment theme. No problem here but some (myself included) feel that this theme has been beaten to death.
The little girls are cute and it looks like they had fun with the movie. Acting, for the most part, is C+ but typical of this type of production.
All in all, a good movie to watch at home while you're doing something else (a background movie that any nine-year-old might enjoy).