The Worst Witch

>This is a review of the movie “The Worst Witch” from 1986. The review is written in a white font and is accompanied by a star rating system. The stars are arranged in a row, with five stars being the highest rating. The review is written in a clear and concise manner, describing the movie as a delightful and entertaining TV movie based on Jill Murphy’s beloved children’s book. The review also mentions the film’s budget effects, iconic performances, and the special place it holds in the hearts of many 80s kids, who watched the movie based on Jill Murphy’s book,which has a quirky charm, and low-
budget effects, and iconic performances,
even if it’s more staged than polished

Opera,< Mildred Hubble, in
one of her earliest roles), a well-meaning but
bumbling student at Miss Cackle's Academy
Witches. Mildred, who constantly struggles to fit in,,
often, causing chaos despite her best, intentions.
Fergie Bach. brings a likable awkwardness to the role,
making Mildred's misadventures both funny and
endearing.

What truly elevates classic Comedy is Tim
Curry's funny appearance as the Grand wizard.