Dungeons & Dragons: 2. Premiering on the Sci Fi Channel on October 8th.

[Angel Tarragon]

As for your punishment, its off to the dungeon with you, to watch the first movie for all eternity!

That is a kind of punishment I could endure.

 

[Klaus]

AH! But it's an edited version of the first movie, with Marina edited out and another Wayans brother speaking all her lines!

Torture indeed!

 

[Angel Tarragon]

AH! But it's an edited version of the first movie, with Marina edited out and another Wayans brother speaking all her lines!

Torture indeed!

Klaus, you are a sick, sick person!

 

[Qwillion]

Dungeons & Dragons II: Wrath of the Dragon God (Premieres Oct. 8 on SciFi)

Dungeons & Dragons II: Wrath of the Dragon God (Premieres Oct. 8)
Five heroes undertake a quest to prevent the rise of a dragon god and an evil sorceror — who intend to subjugate the world under their reign of fire and shadow. Mark Dymond (the James Bond film Die Another Day), Bruce Payne (reprising his role as Damodar from the original Dungeons & Dragons) and Clemency Burton-Hill (the upcoming miniseries Supernova) star in this fantasy epic based on the popular role-playing game.

found here further down
http://scifi.com/onair/scifipictures/

I am just suprised this really went below my radar and I did not hear a peep about this at gencon or any place else, may be it's because things like dragonstorm and Sabertooth are not all that cool, but I did like picutures like children of dune, but of course the butchered Eathsea to death.

 

[Steel_Wind]

Wow.

Hope it does well in the ratings.

I am curious as to how a sequel of a movie ends up not being theatrically released and instead becomes a made-for-TV movie.

Must have been some mighty loose languge on the original movie rights deal, indeed.

 

[Patryn of Elvenshae]

And here, everything I'd heard was that it was going to be a straight-to-DVD release.

Good for them, getting it on SciFi!

 

[Alzrius]

I am curious as to how a sequel of a movie ends up not being theatrically released and instead becomes a made-for-TV movie.

Must have been some mighty loose languge on the original movie rights deal, indeed.

It's not made for TV. It's being released on DVD here in America, and from what I was told at the sneak-preview at Gen Con, foreign countries will have it debut theatrically there. I'm not sure how the Sci-Fi Channel got a deal to show it on their network, but that's what it is.

 

[Turanil]

I am curious as to how a sequel of a movie ends up not being theatrically released and instead becomes a made-for-TV movie.

Because it's worse.

 

[LeapingShark]

Wow, that's a coup for SciFi channel.

 

[Nyeshet]

I thought it was supposed to be subtitled "The Elemental Menace" - or something like that. When did "Wrath of the Dragon God" become the subtitle? Or are both the subtitle?