Life-Size

Casey Stuart is a teenager grieving the death of her mother and struggling to reconnect with her emotionally distant father. Hoping to bring her mother back, she attempts a spell, but the magic goes wrong and instead animates her fashion doll, Eve. The doll returns as a life-sized woman, and Casey's world changes as she deals with the consequences of having a living toy at home.

Life-Size is a Disney television film directed by Mark Rosman, who co-wrote the screenplay with Stephanie Moore. It follows The House on Sorority Row and The Invader in Rosman's filmography and came before A Cinderella Story, The Perfect Man, A Wish Come True and Time Toys. Lindsay Lohan plays Casey, with Tyra Banks as Eve, and Jere Burns, Anne Marie DeLuise, Garwin Sanford and Tom Butler among the credited cast of 31. The film runs 88 minutes and was produced by Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Branded Television and Pacific Motion Pictures on a budget of 7 million dollars.

Released in 2000, the film blends comedy, family and fantasy. On TMDB it holds a rating of 6.6 out of 10 from 495 votes, indicating a generally moderate but positive reception from viewers over the years.