Movie · Fantasy · Action

Enter the world of Willow. Journey to the far corners of your imagination, to a land of myth and magic, where dream and reality live side by side…to a place that never existed, a time that never was. It is a world where a young man named Willow lives out an adventure that explodes beyond the boundaries of his own hopes and fears. Master storyteller George Lucas joins forces with director Ron Howard to bring Willow to audiences everywhere. It is a tale of excitement and laughter, of brotherhood and personal virtue, of hope and heroism, and most of all pure adventure.

1988 · 2h 6m
Director Ron Howard

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Willow

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Enter the world of Willow. Journey to the far corners of your imagination, to a land of myth and magic, where dream and reality live side by side…to a place that never existed, a time that never was. It is a world where a young man named Willow lives out an adventure that explodes beyond the boundaries of his own hopes and fears. Master storyteller George Lucas joins forces with director Ron Howard to bring Willow to audiences everywhere. It is a tale of excitement and laughter, of brotherhood and personal virtue, of hope and heroism, and most of all pure adventure.

COMMON SENSE

Magic-filled fantasy adventure has monsters, battle scenes.

TOMATOMETER
Average 6.1
Reviews 63
Fresh 33
Rotten 30

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Studio
Lucasfilm
Released
1988
Run Time
2 hr 6 min
Rated
PG
Region of Origin
United States
© 1988 Lucasfilm Ltd. (LFL) All Rights Reserved. Used Under Authorization.

Languages

Original Audio
English, English (United Kingdom)
Audio

English (United States) (AD, AAC, ⁨Dolby 5.1⁩), French (Canada) (AAC), Spanish (Latin America) (AAC)

Subtitles

English (United States) (CC), French (Canada) , Spanish (Latin America)

Accessibility

Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.