Good movies that I don't have to worry about my child 'catching' wrong words from! **** out of 5. As that 5th grader, I knew what it was to be outside the norm, and I wanted to have the same powers that Tia did, so I guess that's saying something! I too place this movie with Parent Trap, Candleshoe, and Freaky Friday.

My son, who is now 6 (Tues this week) enjoys watching it on VHS as much as I do! Return was not as good-it was a 'let's make money by doing a sequel' but it was cool too. Play Book Tag: Fall Flurries Poll Ballot Escape to Witch Mountain by Alexander Key 3 stars: 2 7: 08:56PM 2015 Reading Chal. Escape to Witch Mountain (Two original photographs from the 1975 film) by Donald Pleasence (starring) John Hough (director) Alexander Key (novel) Robert M. Bolt was not in the book, but he was an interesting main-villian, and I enjoyed the movie. The priest became the widower, and the beat up car became the RV. It took several years for me to actually be able to see the movie (when Disney first brought out the Disney Channel, iirc) and I was a bit surprised at the liberties that were taken with Key's book. A sci-fi classic returns to print in its true, best, and original form With renewed interest in Alexander Key's extraordinary 1968 novel, fans can dive into Escape to Witch Mountain as it was meant to be read. However, at that time, my movie-experiences were minimal. It was a very good book, and I knew when I bought the book from the Book Fair that it was a reprint to endorse the movie. Alexander Key wrote a neat novel called 'Escape to Witch Mountain' about a priest named Father O'Day who helps two siblings return to their people. This isn't a light phrase, I took out multitudes of them from the library.

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