UPDATE: Hasbro files lawsuit - Warner Bros. to make a D&D Movie. AICN

Dannyalcatraz · May 21, 2013

"A wizard's staff has a knob on the end..."

sabrinathecat · May 21, 2013

Cor Azer said:
Hasbro didn't have much choice; those rights were gone long before even WotC came into the picture.

I was referring to TF and GIJoe

sabrinathecat · May 22, 2013

Nytmare said:
I'm sorry.

I will no longer be able to accept any statements you make to be true.

I didn't say it was great, or outstanding--just that it was at least watchable and didn't suck every single second or with every single line of dialog. That is a major step up for any Uwe Boll movie.
And, sadly, with 0 expectations, it was probably better than any of the D&D movies.

Nytmare · May 22, 2013

sabrinathecat said:
And, sadly, with 0 expectations, it was probably better than any of the D&D movies.

I've tried watching In the Name of the King on three separate occasions. I don't think I have ever made it to the end of the first fight.

Somehow I managed to sit through the entirety of all three of the D&D movies, the Dragons of Autumn Twilight, and the Dragon Strike video. Dragon Strike is the only one of those that I'm willing to watch again.

frankthedm · May 22, 2013

Agree with StC, ItNoTK:ADST wasn't good, but was better than other offerings from Eww Bowel.

sabrinathecat · May 22, 2013

And then there was the sequel to ItNoTK. Much more in keeping with Uwe's normal work (including the honda parked behind the trees of a fantasy world).

cavalier973 · May 22, 2013

Here's Nostalgia Critic's take on the first movie. HA-tcha-tcha-tcha-tcha-tcha!!!

sabrinathecat · May 22, 2013

cavalier973 said:
Here's Nostalgia Critic's take on the first movie. HA-tcha-tcha-tcha-tcha-tcha!!!

thanks. that was good for a chuckle.
There were only 2 reasons to watch that first D&D movie: to see Tom Baker act again, and to see a Wayans brother tortured and killed.

Mark CMG · May 22, 2013

Nytmare said:
I've tried watching In the Name of the King on three separate occasions. I don't think I have ever made it to the end of the first fight.

I couldn't help thinking when watching ItNotK that I was being presented with what folks who despised fantasy thought folks who liked fantasy would enjoy seeing.

DnD_Dad · May 23, 2013

Besides all that. What person that plays d&d won't watch a bad d&d movie? You all know that we would watch it just because it's d&d. We all have better d&d stories that would be better than any movie they could ever make, and we all enjoy fantasy stories. If you want a good-fun d&d experience just watch journey quest on YouTube.