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<blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 1179462" data-attributes="member: 6588">My wife taped some of it for me - there's an awesome scene where a detective is yelling at the kid:Kid: We just wanted money for the gameDetective in his face: This isn't D&amp;D. This real life. The fantasy is over kid!It really goes downhill from there. Brought back some great memories - Where's my Monsters and Mazes tape?BTW - the movie also answers the burning question: I wonder what Ed Asner is up to these days?As for the mini-debate above let me just say - the movie makes it seem necessary to take drugs to play D&amp;D - not as an enhancing experience. Thus, the title of my thread. Further, the movie makes it seem like the addiction that leads to drug use is D&amp;D, not vice versa.It is all funny to me, but I feel sorry for the kid who is trying to convince Mom and Dad that D&amp;D is O.K.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pogre, post: 1179462, member: 6588"] My wife taped some of it for me - there's an awesome scene where a detective is yelling at the kid: Kid: [i]We just wanted money for the game[/i] Detective in his face: [i]This isn't D&D. This real life. The fantasy is over kid![/i] It really goes downhill from there. Brought back some great memories - Where's my Monsters and Mazes tape? BTW - the movie also answers the burning question: I wonder what Ed Asner is up to these days? As for the mini-debate above let me just say - the movie makes it seem necessary to take drugs to play D&D - not as an enhancing experience. Thus, the title of my thread. Further, the movie makes it seem like the addiction that leads to drug use is D&D, not vice versa. It is all funny to me, but I feel sorry for the kid who is trying to convince Mom and Dad that D&D is O.K. [/QUOTE]

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