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Meh, despite arousing bizarre amounts of nostalgia, Willow was a terrible movie that was truly notable only for certain innovative special effects by ILM.

I would point out that per the brochure, this was a snorkeling stop offshore, not a visit to the actual island. It appears to me that this was nothing more than a retroactively-unfortunate coincidence.

The original "Steamboat Willie" cartoon which introduced Mickey Mouse was released in 1928, and under the 1909 copyright laws it was under a 28-year term of copyright which could be renewed one time for an additional 28 years. Disney duly renewed it in 1956, so it would have become public...

Even before COVID hit, we were definitely starting to see a significant evolution in movie theaters, with many theaters positioning themselves as less of a mass movie venue, and more of a *deluxe experience* venue. I think that although streaming might not be as "big" as some people believe...