Has there ever been a film studio with a more varied output than Disney? They are responsible for some of filmdom's absolute classics and also some really mediocre stuff. This movie is one of the latter. Silly plot devices, average acting, awful special effects and dopey dialogue are hallmarks of this movie. Despite that, the pre-teens will find this a lot of fun and, for the adults, it's always fun to see Christopher Lee and Bette Davis at work, although this movie is definitely not their finest work. In fact, I suspect that this movie doesn't feature prominently on the resumes of any of the adults involved. Still, it's nice to have something you can let the kids sit and watch with no worries that they are going to see anything even slightly offensive or objectionable.
Review of Return from Witch Mountain
