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Re: LEGO Theatrical "trailer"
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lugnet.year.2001
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Mon, 11 Dec 2000 20:20:24 GMT
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In lugnet.year.2001, Dave Schuler writes:
> A movie like that really has big shoes to fill, since it's competing
> against the imagination of millions (?) over 25+ years! Anything they tried
> would be bound to disappoint some viewers, I suppose, but I'm glad to hear
> it wasn't too bad...
My biggest problem with it, as a D&D player (although I haven't been in a
campaign for a couple years now), was that the characters didn't act like D&D
characters. I mean, I got a good chuckle at a couple of points imagining the
interactions between the players- and in that way, they acted like *RPG*
characters- but the scriptwriter has never played D&D (confirmed fact) and
therefore was unable to work in things that could have been cool, like a mage
running out of memorised spells, activation words, etc.
Example: At one point, there are Beholders being used in conjuction with
footsoldiers to guard a castle. Each Beholder has two footsoldiers patrolling
with him. What could they possibly have been there for? Moral support? "Nice
one, Beholder-guy! Now use your disintegration beam!" Anyone who had spent
any amount of time playing D&D would know better.
eric
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| Nice going eric, at least you found something to laugh at. From Yahoo Movies (URL) and Dragons (2000) Critics Reviews CNN.com: Dumb & dreadful - "...so poorly executed, you start to feel like you're watching the world's most expensive script (...) (23 years ago, 12-Dec-00, to lugnet.year.2001)
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| | Re: LEGO Theatrical "trailer"
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| (...) A movie like that really has big shoes to fill, since it's competing against the imagination of millions (?) over 25+ years! Anything they tried would be bound to disappoint some viewers, I suppose, but I'm glad to hear it wasn't too bad... (...) (23 years ago, 11-Dec-00, to lugnet.year.2001)
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