My Video Production teacher actually showed us this film to show how many MISTAKES we're in this movie, and once she pointed them out it was hard to watch without making a mockery out of everything, the awful acting at the top of the list. But it's a Ron Howard film, I like that dude, and the little Willow dude is so hard to hate. The special effects aren't bad, either, some, SOME might call them groundbreaking, but probably not me.
a family movie has some violence and language ages 10 and up
this 1988 family classic has some language and violence plus safety is sometimes a issue but there is good role models thats why the whole family and schools should watch this movie.
Quite a few scary scenes, there is blood and kissing but the movie is really exciting. Though in one part of the movie there are some people drinking alcohol.
This great movie shows that all people are equal....no matter who or what size..( in this case...Willow.) Willow is extremely generous....and tolerates much...knowing that second chances are the greatest road to achievement.
Not for 8 year olds, common sense media is inconsistent
They gave Empire Strikes Back an 11+ but this one an 8+? This is way darker/scarier/more violent/more sexual than Empire. Saw this at age 12 and it still was pretty freaky. Good movie, but dayum, not for an 8 year old. The evil queen wants to SACRIFICE A BABY ON AN ALTAR! Lots of people die, in violent ways, and many scary scenes. That said, very good movie, just not for little kids