Free Spirit

A divorced father and his teenage son find their lives turned upside down when a mischievous, free-spirited witch named Ursula enters their home. Ursula, who was banished from the witch world for being too disruptive, charms her way into their lives and causes all sorts of magical mayhem. As the father and son try to cope with her unpredictable nature and the chaos she brings, they also find themselves growing closer as a family.

Free Spirit was largely a critical and commercial failure, often remembered for its outlandish premise and execution. While it aimed for family-friendly fantasy comedy, it struggled to find an audience and was panned by most critics for its weak script and over-the-top performances.

• The film is criticized for its convoluted plot and lack of coherent storytelling.
• Performances are often described as overly theatrical and distracting.
• The special effects are deemed dated and unconvincing.

Google audience: Audience reception is scarce, but available commentary suggests a general dislike for the film's predictable humor and uninspired fantasy elements.

Although Kate Jackson is known for her roles in popular television series like 'Charlie's Angels,' 'Free Spirit' was a rare foray into feature films for her during this period.