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Willow is an American fantasy adventure television series based on and serving as a sequel to the 1988 film Willow. Warwick Davis, the original actor of Willow Ufgood in the 1988 film, reprised his role for the show. Val Kilmer was unable to reprise his role as Madmartigan, so his son Jack Kilmer voiced a cameo appearance of the character instead. Produced by Lucasfilm, the series was mostly filmed in Wales in April…
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# CONTENT IN ENGLISH Hello all the lovers of the cinema! I returned again Willow , a movie that reminds me of my childhood, because at that time, I remember that I saw it every time they passed it on television. It is rare when a film I like so much that I am able to see it as many times as it is and I do not get to get bored, not telling that history makes you feel as if you read a book of adventures of which you w…
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When the author of this review has read Tolkien’s *The Lord of the Rings* for the first time, he began to wonder what would live action film adaptation of that book would look like. Until Peter Jackson made his famous trilogy, the closest thing to the answer to my question was *Willow*, 1988 fantasy epic directed by Ron Howard. The plot begins after the birth of a child prophesied to end the rule of evil queen Bamor…More
A good family movie. Not an entirely new story, a child is born that will restore good to the world, and the current evil ruler wants to kill the child. While not a new story it is very much worthwhile for some of younger members of the family as it doesn't have a lot of fight scenes or lots of special effects. In essence a child is born and sent down river where she is discovered by Willow's children. Willow is a m…More