[WolfCoder]

I find it funny I have Netflix just to watch all the shit that didn't make it to TV/Theater.

[Bort]

I discovered a few days ago, there is a third D&D movie.

I'm already searching for the cheese on DVD.

[magius96]

I gotta admit, I rented the D&D movies. While the acting, script, and screenplay sucked, I actually still found the movie to be a bit amusing and entertaining. Sure it was a crappy movie, but it kept my attention for the duration. Mostly because I was a big D&D fan back in the day and I kept waiting for the dice rolls and DM arguments.

[depricated]

baavgai, on 06 February 2013 - 10:54 AM, said:

depricated, on 06 February 2013 - 12:37 PM, said:

(Have you seen his non-game related movies? Surprisingly good)

Right, Uwe Boll and "surprisingly good" simply do not exist in this reality. Then again, if you set the bar real, real low, then anything can be surprisingly good. I'll admit, I will watch an Uwe Boll film and will occasionally think surprisingly not awful.

You have an example?

( Note, this isn't entirely off topic. When talking about movies destined to suck, well, Uwe is an authority. )

I haven't seen Blubberella or any but one of his non-game movies. I suppose I made a hasty generalization. His movie Rampage was surprinsgly good. It presented a character with an interesting, if fucked up (but much less than most Faux-news followers) philosoph, incorporated good use of film techniques such as camera shakes, had some decent action, some levity, and made what otherwise amounts to murder-porn somewhat interesting.

Good might even be a strong word, but in comparison to his collection of cleveland steamers it's a crown jewel.

[WolfCoder]

Bort, on 07 February 2013 - 05:01 AM, said:

I discovered a few days ago, there is a third D&D movie.

I'm already searching for the cheese on DVD.

There was a second?

[Bort]

WolfCoder, on 08 February 2013 - 07:50 AM, said:

There was a second?

The second one was pretty good. A lot more like a game of D&D, with the right type of character classes.

The first one was just cheese, but the second one they seemed to actually consider how they could make a movie based around the RPG. It's still a little corny, but a lot better than the first. The third I'm told is 'really good', but this is froma guy who told me the first one was 'really good'. He likes cheese, in case you hadn't guessed.

[depricated]

Best D&D Movies:

The Gamers and The Gamers 2: Dorkness Rising - and Game of the Year.