Well, Netflix is ​​my favorite place to watch TV shows. But this time, I watched a movie, not a TV show, and the name of this movie is.. "My mother is a witch." I didn't really like the movie so I give it a C. This article is my opinion on this movie. My favorite character was the cat Thomas, I loved everyone else equally (or should I say I didn't.) At the beginning of the movie, a witch was shown, with curly red hair and a baby in her hand, she was driving because she was going to drop the baby off at the orphanage. We have absolutely no issues so far. The mother witch caresses her little baby and tells her that there will be shepherd's pie in the orphanage that she loves, and that she will come to get her as soon as she gets rid of the witches after her. Then the mother witch leaves the baby on the doorstep with a bang and runs away. Then the head of the orphanage (I can't remember his name) comes and reads the note left by the mother:

"This is Earwig. It may take years before I come to pick up Earwig."

She names the baby Erica, which makes a lot of sense because the name Earwig is ridiculous. Even though the girl's name is Erica, they said something else in Japanese, which I didn't like. They need to choose something original as a name. I must say I knocked off a point here. The second thing that pissed me off was Erica's appearance. She has two cheesy little ponytails and Erica's eyebrows like worms. The design is disgusting. Still, her friend Custard and her Mum look pretty good. Just as I was getting used to Erica's appearance and her very strange Japanese name, I suddenly realized something! Erica's behavior was also disgusting. She was being sassy, ​​reckless, and using Custard all the time. Plus, Erica was so pissed off and kept making her face ugly that I wanted to turn the movie off. And I thought this movie was going to be great, you know why? Because the studio that made the movie was the same studio that made Totoro, one of my favorite cartoons. Ah, big disappointment.

In the middle of the movie, a witch adopts Erica and makes her do errands. Yes, I admit I had some fun at this part, but it didn't last long. ERICA HAS ACCEPTED THIS LIFE! Working like a slave and making no sound, this boredom continued until the end of the movie. The movie features a demon named Mandrake, and their relationship with Erica is hideous and incomprehensible. Thomas is the one who saved this movie from messing up. In one part, Mandrake secretly brings delicious sweets to Erica to keep her from starving, and in the other, Mandrake almost burns Erica because she accidentally burned the bread. The ending of the movie is not what I expected at all. For no reason he suddenly loves Mandrake and the witch Erica, and they start doing whatever he wants. Moreover, Erica never learns that her name is actually Earwig, her mother or something. Ahh.