Willow
Fantasy • PG • 1988 • 2 hr 6 min
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A fun 80s fantasy film. Definitely has the charm of the time. A lot of great puppetry. Acting is corny but endearing.
6 out of 10. Nostalgic to watch as an adult with some fun moments amidst bad pacing and bad acting. Dated but interesting effects.
Adventure, amazing story, and an adorable baby all packed into one movie! I love this movie sososo much
I feel like this is a classic film. Peak Val Kilmer, Warwick Davis is in there. Even Kevin Pollak. Is good =]
Ok hunt to kill a baby seems a dark start for a action film, but there’s a evil queen and well you know…love this movie.. watch it!!!
Heartwarming and entertaining fantasy movie. Has a little cheese but balanced out with serious consequences and epic story.
This movie will always have a place in my heart.
Willow was good for its time but hasn't aged well in terms of keeping an audience. Still a decent fantasy film
Seems alright to me. But I gotta prepare for the upcoming TV show.
Remember this as a kid great movie with a good story
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