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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8496422" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The fun fact is if the production makes mistakes and this causes a lot of parodies then inderectly D&amp;D will get a lot of free promotion. If they can be sold to be &quot;Game of Thrones&quot; then to be &quot;Monty Pyton+Flintstones&quot;. Even the no-geek audence can have a lot of fun watching the ammont of wrong choises by the players and all that unintentional humor, like the classic trope &quot;bard + female dragon = a song dragon is born nine months later&quot;. If this movie works enough, other movie studios will dare to produce titles of fantasy, even acquiring RPG publishers for their brands if it was necessary.Paramount wants this D&amp;D movie to be the new Star Wars(+Jurasic Park) of the fantasy genre, and it is a very important bet for them. If they fail, Hasbro could start a new partership with other studio, and I suspect Warner and Disney have showed some winks, but these can start from zero with their own IPs. Pirates of the Dark Waters could be perfect for a Warner version of a D&amp;D world. They could produce a videogame with a retro style, and this wouldn't need the most powerful software.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8496422, member: 6802378"] The fun fact is if the production makes mistakes and this causes a lot of parodies then inderectly D&D will get a lot of free promotion. If they can be sold to be "Game of Thrones" then to be "Monty Pyton+Flintstones". Even the no-geek audence can have a lot of fun watching the ammont of wrong choises by the players and all that unintentional humor, like the classic trope "bard + female dragon = a song dragon is born nine months later". If this movie works enough, other movie studios will dare to produce titles of fantasy, even acquiring RPG publishers for their brands if it was necessary. Paramount wants this D&D movie to be the new Star Wars(+Jurasic Park) of the fantasy genre, and it is a very important bet for them. If they fail, Hasbro could start a new partership with other studio, and I suspect Warner and Disney have showed some winks, but these can start from zero with their own IPs. Pirates of the Dark Waters could be perfect for a Warner version of a D&D world. They could produce a videogame with a retro style, and this wouldn't need the most powerful software. [/QUOTE]

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