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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Truth Seeker" data-source="post: 1949852" data-attributes="member: 11804">Search for Knight Fall 1972, he ran an entire thread dealing with D&D2 production. As for creative people, I believe it was reported that some Wotc people were there on the set for D&D2, but nothing more came of it(besides the fact, they were to help in whatever capacity). As for the worst...hmmmm, how to put it, yes...it is, and has been from the first, to the fact now, that D&D3 is pre-production, with D&D2 done in production, there has been no release of film shots, no staff interviews...nothing, and nothing. That does not bode well from the start. Budget was small, under 20 mil. last heard. And now to the point why, the D&D movie has a problem in choosing a setting...there is just too much out there, I will not named them all, I believe that everyone is quitely aware of what is out there. I know, everyone has their favorite, but it is a hassle in the selection, and if it was possible from me, I would sell the rights of each one to different studios. Who are interested of course. But again, that will not happen, cause the brand is under one title only, and mercy, unless someone here, who is well to do...turns around and buy back the rights...don't expect a miracle to happen...wait...unless PJ and New Line Cinema happen by chance....NAAAAAhhhhh. A fool's dream...and a nightmare to the true fans, who must suffer at the failings of those, who cannot go pass the borders of their limited imagination. I saw the first one, with a opened mind...guess who closed it?</blockquote>

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