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1-12-2022
By priyanka
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The creaky monster effects are a delight, and James Horner's rousing score elevates the story to epic heights, ensuring that Willow delivers a stirring jolt of old-school escapism. November 28, 2022 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
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Parents need to know that Willow is an adventure fantasy series based on the 1988 film. Alongside a cast of both new and familiar faces, Warwick Davis returns to reprise his role as the unlikely wizard. Like the original movie, the series is a rollicking, lively tale with lots of fantasy violence and romance.
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Willow is rated PG for mild language, sex references, and fantasy violence. Can your younger kids see this one?
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Stay on the safe side and don't use willow bark in children.
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The answer, it seemed, was “a lot of people.” While Willow was far from a flop, it nonetheless underperformed and met with critical apathy, with both Howard's directing and Lucas' screenplay coming under fire. (The screenplay was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award for the worst of the year in 1988).
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Eborsisk The Eborsisk The Eborsisk is a frightening giant monster and a villainous force in the fantasy film, Willow, the result of the titular hero's attempt to use magic to dispose of a threatening troll - only to have the spell backfire and transform the troll into a far greater threat than it was originally.
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Queen Bavmorda Queen Bavmorda is the main antagonist of the 1988 fantasy film Willow and its adaptations in novels, comic books and video games.