Wish Upon a Star

Two teenage sisters, Alex and Daja, who have a strained relationship, magically swap bodies after wishing on a falling star. Alex, the popular and athletic one, finds herself in Daja's less social, studious body, while Daja is thrust into Alex's busy, social life. They must navigate each other's lives and learn to appreciate each other's experiences to find a way back to their original selves.

Wish Upon a Star was primarily aimed at a younger audience and received mixed to generally positive reviews, with many praising its lighthearted take on sibling relationships and body-swap tropes. It was considered a fun, if predictable, family film.

• Praised for its relatable portrayal of sisterly dynamics.

• Found to be a charming and entertaining family-friendly movie.

• Criticized by some for being a predictable plot.

Google audience: Audience reviews are limited, but generally indicate it's a fun, lighthearted movie for families with a positive message about understanding siblings.

This film marked a reunion for stars Kirsten Storms and Danielle Harris, who previously worked together on the television series 'The Wonderful World of Disney'.