Le secret de Sabrina

"Sabrina's Secret Life" serves as a continuation of the beloved animated series "Sabrina: The Animated Series," but it struggles to capture the same magic. While it retains the charm of Sabrina Spellman, voiced by Britt McKillip, and her teenage witch antics, the series often feels like a watered-down version of its predecessor.

The animation is colorful and appealing, though it lacks the polish and depth seen in other animated shows of its time. The storylines are light and geared toward a younger audience, focusing on Sabrina's balance between her life as a high school student and her secret life as a witch in training. However, the plots tend to be formulaic, and the character development isn't as strong as in earlier iterations of the franchise.

For fans of Sabrina, the show offers a nostalgic trip back to her world of magic, but it may not have the same lasting appeal as the original series or other adaptations. It's a decent watch for younger viewers or those looking for something simple and light-hearted.