Pippa Happy

Enjoyed this film. Some reviewers saying that they found parts of it creepy. An older woman having feelings towards a much younger man. I don't feel that this is what the film is showing. I feel it is exploring more about an older persons realization that youth has left them but they still have a need to feel wanted and loved. In the case of the sisters they have lost previous loves and this young man has rekindled these buried feelings. They mourn in their own way of love that could have been. By the end they have found peace and reconciliation of their own past. And let go of these feelings and their lost love by wishing the young man well and quietly leaving.

Love the movie Willow, even though the special effects are dated. Watching it takes me right back to my child hood. The new series though was dreadful woke drival and was a total let down. If Disney continues down this woke path of spoon-feeding children questions about sexuality and same sex relationships parents will be cancelling them. Let children enjoy childhood as it should be, innocent. I would give the series - one star. Please also leave my generations great classic movies alone. TV rehashing does not work and has been proved time and again with other TV movie programing.

I enjoyed the film. Just finished watching it after dusting off the DVD cover. Obviously the effects are a bit out of date compared to today's standards. But enjoyed watching it overall. Made for a pleasant evening viewing before bed. Even though it bombed in the box office. Was a bit disappointed to find that they had not done a 2nd film. But who knows maybe they will. But this time be a bit wiser regarding writing a better plot and to not rely so heavily on visual effects. In the end of the day it is the quality of the performance and plot that makes films memorable. I can think of a few of the old silver screen films that even today are utter masterpieces.