Disney+ "Willow" sequel series

[Andrew NDB]

Apparently it could be a thing!

http://www.darkhorizons.com/disney-p...sequel-series/

[ProactiveMan]

Is fairy magic strong enough to hide Madmartigan's spare tyre?

[TheBlueTurtle1]

With how things are today, do you really want sequels and reboots to things you like? All these reboots are butchering the originals.

[drgon78]

Would have been nice if they did this 20+ years ago.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Originally Posted by drgon78

Would have been nice if they did this 20+ years ago.

Yes, before the PC culture.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

I wonder if it will follow the books.

[NinjaPug]

Looked better than Amazon’s LOTR show that probably had double the budget

[Andrew NDB]

After rewatching Willow with my daughter (which, eh, didn't go as bad as I thought it might) and another closer look at that trailer... Bavmorda is clearly IN the trailer (at 0:13 and 0:32), and fine. I'd forgot that Bavmorda's "death" in the original movie is basically just her swooshing out of the room as energy. Hardly a conclusive end.

Oh, and also there's clearly the beginning of lesbian kiss at 1:01. Very important that a Willow sequel have that in it.

[Cowabung-Gal]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

Oh, and also there's clearly the beginning of lesbian kiss at 1:01. Very important that a Willow sequel have that in it.

Of course. How else are they gonna reel in a male audience? Guys really like watching two women kiss. (Or at least that’s what I read).

[Andrew NDB]

So it's out. And oh, dear...

https://cosmicbook.news/fans-not-hap...ztNsclEkZQDFTo

“The big surprise of Disney’s Willow show: queer romance is front and center, a decision creator Jonathan Kasdan says was ‘just organic’ to creating the sequel.'”

"This was completely unwatchable. I lasted about 15mins.. but husband (a big fan of the original as a kid) insisted we keep trying.. 20 mins was enough even for him. This show is another great example of not a single character being a fun and good person that you want to hang about with. The two main girls, are insurable, not Galadriel level, but darn close. The scene where she is at a call to meet her appropriately weaselly new husband and has a tantrum is one of the worst scenes I have sat through in a long time, and there has been some shockingly bad moments in tv and film this year. This show is absolute drivel. What a pathetic waste of the IP. Ready, get set…. terrible."

[Cowabung-Gal]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

I lasted about 15mins.. but husband (a big fan of the original as a kid) insisted we keep trying.. 20 mins was enough even for him.

Kinda like me and IDW TMNT after #100.

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

So it's out. And oh, dear...

https://cosmicbook.news/fans-not-hap...ztNsclEkZQDFTo

“The big surprise of Disney’s Willow show: queer romance is front and center, a decision creator Jonathan Kasdan says was ‘just organic’ to creating the sequel.'”

"This was completely unwatchable. I lasted about 15mins.. but husband (a big fan of the original as a kid) insisted we keep trying.. 20 mins was enough even for him. This show is another great example of not a single character being a fun and good person that you want to hang about with. The two main girls, are insurable, not Galadriel level, but darn close. The scene where she is at a call to meet her appropriately weaselly new husband and has a tantrum is one of the worst scenes I have sat through in a long time, and there has been some shockingly bad moments in tv and film this year. This show is absolute drivel. What a pathetic waste of the IP. Ready, get set…. terrible."

They just can't help themselves. Everything has to be 'front and center'. It can't just be a casual thing in the background, even though I'm 99.9% sure no one was gay in the original Willow. Sheesh.