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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 2059196" data-attributes="member: 8461"><p>I'm going to bite the bullet and say that this actually sounds somewhat cool. At least, moreso than the first movie.</p><p></p><p>For one thing, it's interesting to me that they're bringing back not the main villain from before, but his henchman. That's a twist you don't see too often, so I like it. Not to mention the fact that I enjoy having some continuity, without it being beholden to the first film; having a returning villain with all-new heroes is a good move.</p><p></p><p>Likewise, the fact that there's actually some D&D PI in this movie can only be a good thing. At least Falazure is getting his name in the film, which is something. It's odd that they seem to be suggesting that he (assuming Falazure himself is the trapped undead dragon god) is not only trapped, but needs an orb (named after himself?) to power him, but I suppose we need to see how that works out. I'd also say it's odd that a god would work with some undead warrior (death knight?) but that seems more like the villain's hubris than a plot hole.</p><p></p><p>I'm tentatively looking forward to seeing this now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 2059196, member: 8461"] I'm going to bite the bullet and say that this actually sounds somewhat cool. At least, moreso than the first movie. For one thing, it's interesting to me that they're bringing back not the main villain from before, but his henchman. That's a twist you don't see too often, so I like it. Not to mention the fact that I enjoy having some continuity, without it being beholden to the first film; having a returning villain with all-new heroes is a good move. Likewise, the fact that there's actually some D&D PI in this movie can only be a good thing. At least Falazure is getting his name in the film, which is something. It's odd that they seem to be suggesting that he (assuming Falazure himself is the trapped undead dragon god) is not only trapped, but needs an orb (named after himself?) to power him, but I suppose we need to see how that works out. I'd also say it's odd that a god would work with some undead warrior (death knight?) but that seems more like the villain's hubris than a plot hole. I'm tentatively looking forward to seeing this now. [/QUOTE]
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