Willow

Words cannot express how happy this movie makes me

The first great 'dungeons and dragons'-esque movie ever made. Great characters, Great villains, awesome sets and costumes, a classic hero-ascendant plot, and great pacing. Freakin' awesome.

By far my favorite George Lucas movie! Watching the dude from the Leprechaun franchise with a thespian known for portraying Doc Holiday, Jim Morrison, and Batman being directed by Ron Howard is pure cinematic joy.

Laugh all you want, but I sincerely revere this as one of the best fantasy flicks around. Flawless execution, great storytelling.

There was nothing about this movie overly bad. It was just a little hard to follow. Also, given the info, I expected a completely different ending. The main reason this movie was just so-so was because the baby crying all the time got extremely annoying. I understand a baby in distress is supposed to cry but it just became grating.

An 80's classic, very original and fun

A sweet story but not particularly well cast or endearing.

one of my favorite movies growing up as a kid

flaming.

before fantasy short people movies were cool, there was willow, and that guy that didn't do much else worth watching oh what was his name, kinler, no, kampy, no, kilmer, oh yea that's it val kilmer.

I have a man crush on Val Kilmer

Is Willow a fantasy or a fairy tale? Very few films can pull off being both, this is not one of them. It's action scenes are not just bad they are silly. During the final battle, I found myself groaning and praying for the end to come quickly.

So dull I hardly remember it. Wasn't it directed by George Lucas or something?

Should see it again, but I remember this as one of my favorite movies when I was a child.

Fun as a fantasy film, but not really any good. And wow those brownies were the worst as comic relief that isn't funny. Though, I did enjoy Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer.

Good film, really!

Re-watchable

The only thing better than this movie is the NES game ;)

One of my favourite films. What it lacks in quality (so much!) it makes up for in eagerness to please. As stupid as this movie gets it never loses its friendly charm, and wonderful aesthetic sense.

Entertaining, but always reminds me of how much of a innovative step forwards that Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy was in terms of fantasy filmmaking.

A sentimental favourite.

A classic, but a lot of it is weird and so fake... but Val Kilmer makes up for some of it by being an awesome actor, like he always is.

Howard and Lucas succeed about halfway in their attempt to resuscitate the moribund fantasy genre by offering a nonstop procession of cleverly conceived stunt work, action, and special effects. But the plot grinds toward its inevitable resolution so mechanically that every event seems preordained.

A childhood favorite that still holds up as a fun fantasy flick, everyone is perfect in their roles! Great pacing and action, stellar practical effects, can't recommend this enough!

Cute, I wish I could live in Willow's village.

Just a weird movie. Madmartigan is the best part, just because he's nice to look at. The concept of this movie is pretty cool, it just felt very weird at times and the characters got pretty annoying. The stone acorns were so under-utilised, it really frustrated me.