D&D General Weekend Fun: What Fantasy Movie Does Your Ideal D&D Campaign Look Most Like?
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Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
other than the big names, there have been a large number of movies since 2000 that are missing notably Prince of Persia, Dynasty Warriors, Assasins Creed, Avatar The Last Airbender, The Witcher, Eragon, Pans Labyrinth, The Brothers Grimm, Bridge to Terabithia, Stardust, Enchanted, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Legend of the Seeker, Where the Wild Things Are, Snow White and the Huntsmen, Jack the Giant Slayer, Maleficent, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, Oz the Great and Powerful, The Scorcerers Apprentice, Alice in Wonderland, Arcane, OnePeice, Shadow and Bone, Cursed, Damsel...
damn thats a lot to try and recall! of course they cant all be put in a poll and I do love the 80s fantasy movies but the observation that the poll favoured older movies over the new crop isnt too far off
Other than Pan's Labyrinth, not one of those is a good movie.
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Sure, but neither are Hawk the Slayer, Beastmaster or Legend. I didn't think movie quality was a factor
overgeeked
B/X Known World
ezo
Where is that Singe?
LOL show me where, anywhere, I passed judgement on other people's games!? Never happened...
I've passed judgement on a movie (!!!), which I didn't like and don't see as representing ideal D&D for me--which it isn't at all--so never got my vote.
Further, I am not "- dead - wrong". There is no right or wrong, there is only opinion, and I stated mine. You might not like my opinion, but that doesn't make me wrong and you right. Period. It just makes it my opinion and your opinion.
Also, HAT was not the number one pick when I first posted; the LotR (Jackson) was. HAT was a close second at that point, but not in the lead. At it stands, barely 50% of the people voting are tossing it a bone at all... so that means for nearly half the people voting, it doesn't represent their Ideal D&D.
Anyway, the point was just to pick which most represents your IDEAL D&D. HAT is way down on that list for me. FOR ME! I don't care where it is for anyone else---that is their choice. I call it a crap movie for all sorts of reasons. You like it? Fine, like it! Doesn't change that I don't.... and I don't expect my not liking it or thinking it is "ideal" D&D won't change yours.
So, in summary: no passing judgement, just opinions, not my ideal D&D, apparently yours, done.
CleverNickName
Limit Break Dancing (He/They)
I voted Pirates of the Caribbean, but with my players? It's more like Muppet Treasure Island.
Argyle King
Legend
Dragonslayer is almost the perfect movie representation of an adventure arc.
CreamCloud0
One day, I hope to actually play DnD.
why are you making that sound like a flaw?
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