Having finally reached Airk, Kit and Elora come face-to-face with the Crone (Jane Carr), who has been in disguise as Lili (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers). Eventually, an epic battle ensues that sees the Crone apparently defeated and Graydon cast into an alternate dimension. Though Elora and her protectors think they have earned a temporary reprieve, the final moments of “Willow” show Graydon wandering a battlefield where he is confronted by what appears to be Elora leading a great host of demons and monsters. As the camera pans out, Dire Straits’ “Money for Nothing” begins to play.
“Money for Nothing” was written by Mark Knopfler, one of the members of Dire Straits, and Sting, the famous singer from the Police. Its music video should help some recognize the famous song since it won Video of the Year at the 1986 MTV Video Music Awards (via IMDb), and the phrase “I want my MTV” was one of the hallmarks of the channel for quite some time. In an interview for “I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution,” Steve Barron, who directed the music video, said of its production, “The song is damning to MTV in a way. That was an ironic video. The characters we created were made of televisions, and they were slagging off television. Videos were getting a bit boring, they needed some waking up. And MTV went nuts for it. It was like a big advertisement for them.”
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