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Name: Return from Witch Mountain
Released: 1978-3-10
Cast: Bette Davis, Christopher Lee, Kim Richards, Ike Eisenmann

Return from Witch Mountain

G
1h 34m
1978

45%

age 7+

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Automobiles mysteriously fly and humans float in thin air as sinister masterminds Christopher Lee and Bette Davis unleash a diabolical plan. The entire city of Los Angeles teeters on the brink of nuclear disaster when the greedy criminals manipulate a young boy's supernatural powers for their own devious gain. But the youth's sister and a streetwise band of truants join forces in a desperate attempt to save the city from destruction.

Director:

John Hough

Producer:

Ron Miller, Jerome Courtland

Writer:

Malcolm Marmorstein

Cast:

Bette Davis, Christopher Lee, Kim Richards, Ike Eisenmann

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

45%

Reviews

7M Pictures

Kevin Carr

While the first film had an exciting feel to it, Return to Witch Mountain was a bit of a let-down. It had more of a made-for-TV feel to it

Better structured and faster-moving than its predecessor … disappointingly, Tony spends almost the whole film separated from Tia in a trance-like state, so the siblings' relationship is lost.

June 21, 2017

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Combustible Celluloid

Jeffrey M. Anderson

Probably the closest Disney ever came to making a grindhouse film, starring Christopher Lee and Bette Davis as villains

Ending is ripe for a third pic in the series, and if high standards of first two are any indication, Disney org should push ahead.

If you were a fan as a kid, you'll find a certain amount of nostalgic appeal; if not, don't bother.

January 12, 2022

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Common Sense Media

age 7+

Common Sense Says

Creepy classic about mind control still provides thrills.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that this live-action Disney classic centers around the theme of mind control. Since Tony and Tia are capable of using their psychic powers to move objects of any size, their talents are invaluable to evil geniuses. A doctor uses an implanted device to control Tony's mind. The child has no ability to refuse the doctor's whims.