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<blockquote data-quote="Ralif Redhammer" data-source="post: 7910051" data-attributes="member: 30438">Maneuvering back to the subject of movies, as of right now the official D&amp;D movies are listed among the lowest of the options:[ATTACH=full]118076[/ATTACH]I'd say that of the sorry lot, the second one feels the most D&amp;D-ish. It's got an adventuring party, items, spells, and monsters identifiable as of D&amp;D. The first one seems to go out of its way to contradict D&amp;D lore. If anything, it models that time you showed up at your friends house to play D&amp;D after they told you about how awesome their homebrew was, only to be told that they had made some house-rules to &quot;fix&quot; D&amp;D (anytime some random person without any published game design credit says they &quot;fixed D&amp;D,&quot; run far away).The third one, well, it tried to do its thing, I guess. It kinda models a mostly-evil adventuring party, and it's got some D&amp;D stuff in it. But it's easily the shabbiest of them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ralif Redhammer, post: 7910051, member: 30438"] Maneuvering back to the subject of movies, as of right now the official D&D movies are listed among the lowest of the options: [ATTACH type="full"]118076[/ATTACH] I'd say that of the sorry lot, the second one feels the most D&D-ish. It's got an adventuring party, items, spells, and monsters identifiable as of D&D. The first one seems to go out of its way to contradict D&D lore. If anything, it models that time you showed up at your friends house to play D&D after they told you about how awesome their homebrew was, only to be told that they had made some house-rules to "fix" D&D (anytime some random person without any published game design credit says they "fixed D&D," run far away). The third one, well, it tried to do its thing, I guess. It kinda models a mostly-evil adventuring party, and it's got some D&D stuff in it. But it's easily the shabbiest of them. [/QUOTE]

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