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<blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 322293" data-attributes="member: 533">When making a theatrical movie, think big. What Courtney Solomon did is not worthy of even a TV-movie. So why should I spend my hard-earned $5 (matinee ticket price) on a TV-movie?Don't think about the game, think about the adventure and the story, and just let a technical consultant (sorry Dave Arneson, but I'd much prefer someone actually working at TSR or WotC) to advise you on what can be done, element-wise.Make characters more memorable and personable to the audience.And, yes, like many posters have earlier, this is Dungeons &amp; Dragons. But too much dragons, too less dungeon with just one character is not a good balance.It would have been better if one of the dragons is an antagonist, not Profion (unless he is actually a dragon in polymorphed form).Also, there is a reason why Thora Birch was passed over for the Queen Amidala role, even if she didn't audition for the part in Episode I. It's like she's just there for an paid vacation leave after having done the widely-praised An American Beauty film.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ranger REG, post: 322293, member: 533"] When making a theatrical movie, think big. What Courtney Solomon did is not worthy of even a TV-movie. So why should I spend my hard-earned $5 (matinee ticket price) on a TV-movie? Don't think about the game, think about the adventure and the story, and just let a technical consultant (sorry Dave Arneson, but I'd much prefer someone actually working at TSR or WotC) to advise you on what can be done, element-wise. Make characters more memorable and personable to the audience. And, yes, like many posters have earlier, this is [i]Dungeons & Dragons.[/i] But too much dragons, too less dungeon with just one character is not a good balance. It would have been better if one of the dragons is an antagonist, not Profion (unless he is actually a dragon in polymorphed form). Also, there is a reason why Thora Birch was passed over for the Queen Amidala role, even if she didn't audition for the part in [i]Episode I.[/i] It's like she's just there for an paid vacation leave after having done the widely-praised [i]An American Beauty[/i] film. [/QUOTE]

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