Seeing "Willow" for the first time gave the impression of a movie that’s silly but still kind of endearing, with some fun parts, though it's also noticeably shallow and cheesy. It possesses a certain appeal, but probably isn’t something you’d want to watch again because it doesn’t quite deliver on overall enjoyment. The way the story unfolds and how the characters are developed didn’t feel very good, so it didn’t man…

Warwick Davis' movie about his life isn’t exactly great, but it also doesn’t fall into the category of truly bad films. Fantasy movies have had their shining moments because of talented directors and writers, and due to what technology can offer. However, things used to be different: the people working on fantasy films back then were often skilled at improvising and coming up with creative solutions. That kind of …

Warwick Davis provides a wonderful performance in this fantasy film about the man who must protect a baby from the malevolent queen Bavmorda, portrayed by Jean Marsh. Prophecy dictates that this infant will eventually end the queen’s oppressive rule, making his mission fraught with danger. When he reaches a certain point, the people assisting him desert him and his goal, but luckily he finds help in Madmartigan, play…