Ralif Redhammer
Legend
Whatever budget they had went towards the voice actors, because, yeesh, both the CGI and traditional animation look cheap. I can't even watch the thing without getting a headache.
Dungeons & Dragons as a brand continues to grow. It's pretty amazing to think where the brand has come from, how much things have changed in just a decade.
The talk over the movie has been stretching on and on for years now, though the news never seems to quite lock down into a proper start of filming. I'd love to see Dragonlance adapted into a series, but to start with I think they need something more self-contained. Like the MCU, they need to start with just one good movie to kick things off, one that isn't dependent on sequels, but still hints at a broader world. And it needs to be firmly set in a D&D world. It shouldn't feel like someone's homebrew campaign with terrible house rules. It can't have...checks notes...beholders as guard dogs.
Dungeons & Dragons as a brand continues to grow. It's pretty amazing to think where the brand has come from, how much things have changed in just a decade.
The talk over the movie has been stretching on and on for years now, though the news never seems to quite lock down into a proper start of filming. I'd love to see Dragonlance adapted into a series, but to start with I think they need something more self-contained. Like the MCU, they need to start with just one good movie to kick things off, one that isn't dependent on sequels, but still hints at a broader world. And it needs to be firmly set in a D&D world. It shouldn't feel like someone's homebrew campaign with terrible house rules. It can't have...checks notes...beholders as guard dogs.
