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<blockquote data-quote="broghammerj" data-source="post: 2497602" data-attributes="member: 1869">Well I would have to say that the DND movie has already been made and it's name is LOTR.The best move they could make it to get the original Dragonlance stories and make them into a movie.&nbsp; The characters are more developed than Tolkien's and there is a great storyline of good vs evil in an obvious epic.&nbsp; I also think that they would draw on a lot of non-DND fans to attend.&nbsp; Everyone in junior high read those books, not just the DND crowd.&nbsp; The story was immensely popular.Now the great debate is to do an animated film vs. live actors.&nbsp; Technology has advanced so much these days that I'm not sure which one is cheaper anymore or would look cooler in the end.What do people think about the DND brand name?&nbsp; I think it helps the movie as much as it hurts it.&nbsp; My wife who despises me roleplaying loved LOTR.&nbsp; You put DND into the title and she is definitely not entering the theater.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="broghammerj, post: 2497602, member: 1869"] Well I would have to say that the DND movie has already been made and it's name is LOTR. The best move they could make it to get the original Dragonlance stories and make them into a movie. The characters are more developed than Tolkien's and there is a great storyline of good vs evil in an obvious epic. I also think that they would draw on a lot of non-DND fans to attend. Everyone in junior high read those books, not just the DND crowd. The story was immensely popular. Now the great debate is to do an animated film vs. live actors. Technology has advanced so much these days that I'm not sure which one is cheaper anymore or would look cooler in the end. What do people think about the DND brand name? I think it helps the movie as much as it hurts it. My wife who despises me roleplaying loved LOTR. You put DND into the title and she is definitely not entering the theater. [/QUOTE]

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