Average movie with stupid jokes to ruin the excitement and woke characters to take the rating from 5/10 to 2/10. Posted my review here because IMDB obviously doesn't publish woke criticism. I still have hope for Pike even if he's getting too old to play lead.
"We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known." Glad to see that the people behind the development of this film drew their inspiration from actual D&D parties.
I saw this meme saying that a guy's character was actually two gnomes standing on each other's shoulders, and not even the DM knew. Whenever he took a hit he always needed to know which body part was affected so he could work out which gnome was damaged. He was only rumbled after one eventually died.
Just got back from the theater. Was expecting nothing special and was surprised to find an actually solid and enjoyable movie. Funny and emotional at times. Great stuff!
yeah me too we went to see shazam 2(thought it was 3d), so disappointed that we look for another and we found this in 4dx premiering and got the worst seat. But the movie was fun and amazing, so gonna rewatch tommorow again.
For the real DnD experience, the movie should stop halfway through the adventure. Then everyone in the cinema has to schedule a time when they can finish the film.
@@I_g0T_WoRmz Don't you have something to do than just hanging around the comment section preaching about how you hate the movie and everyone should too?
@@pashauzan hate no but should hold movies to higher standard so we don't keep ending up with mediocre generic crap. It's because of people who settle for less why Hollywood cranks out production with minimal effort put to story. The Dungeons and Dragons cartoon from the 80s is much better than this.
Seriously there are a number of dnd campaigns I would be happy to see as a movie. I like that a number of the lines really feel they could have been off the cuff around a table
@@milesmcinerney5594 David Weber's Bahzell series is literally Weber's D&D campaign. Steven Erikson's Malazon Book of the Fallen started off as a campaign setting he and Ian Esslemont created for AD&D.
Owlbear, Displacer Beast and Mimic look awesome. Seems like they are capturing a bit of the spirit of party dynamics and the chaos of the dice. I'm hopeful.
@@TheBooban Works for me since most of the campaigns I play have a lot of those vibes. Really can't please everyone here because the game's so wildly diverse.
@@TheBooban and that'll happen. Especially if you're playing with close friends. So what's the issue? Hell, this'll probably make more people want to play dnd
I was blown away by how accurate to DnD this movie was. It feels like a love letter to DnD made by people who play DnD. I was expecting the usual watered down "made for general audiences" MCU style film and instead we got what was essentially a DnD campaign in movie form. Everything from the locations, to the spells, to the monsters, to the magic items all perfectly represented DnD. The film also utilizes show-dont-tell in a way that most Hollywood movies struggle with due to their need for as general of an audience as possible. Nobody needs to explain the bag of holding, or what a displacer beast is, or how breaking concentration affects certain spells, unless the explanation itself is relevant to the plot. Even when they do explain things, it never feels clunky or out of place.
This actually looks like it’ll be genuinely fun. The cast looks super charismatic and it really gives off the group of idiots that stumble into some world threatening adventure, but they show how manage to BS their way through it somehow. Exactly like a DnD campaign usually goes
1. The protagonists "unleash the greatest evil." 2. There is an owlbear. 3. There is a mimic disguised as a treasure chest. 4. The Bard is being mocked for being useless. This movie is certainly made by true experienced D&D geeks.
Would be great if one character dies, then pretty soon they meet a new character who looks and sounds exactly like the last one, just with skills and attributes better set for the context with a very similar name that rhymes with the old one lol
6. The Bard's name is a joke. 6.1. Said joke is that he's Edgin (they say Ed-gin, but that's definitely a "DM won't like it if I pronounce it correctly" name) the Bard. 7. The Bard is played by a theater kid.
Definitely the problem with previous attempt. It's a movie that lends itself to being a little self aware and ridiculous because it's a communal game that develops as it is played. Looking forward to seeing it tomorrow.
if you guys have these thieves struggle to open a simple door with a lock or if the rogue doesn't have some traumatic backstory about being raised by the "streets" and get's made fun of for being edgy I will tell all my mates that this is the best action/fantasy movie ever made
Wow, didnt expect that. Fantastic film, better than anything Disney/Marvel have released over the last few years. High tier action adventure with Monty Python humour. 8.5/10
They should do a post-credit scene where the cast from the original D&D movie is siting around a table playing D&D, with Jeremy Irons as the DM, and someone says "this story was a lot better than the first one we did". Would be hilarious!
@@TheLoyalOfficer Nah, The trailer already looks better than that one in my opinion. Even if it ends up sucking, I doubt it would suck as much as that one.
i love how to someone who hasn't played d&d, this looks like the chosen heroes going on an epic and dangerous world ending quest. and it is, no doubt. however for d&d that's just your average sunday. there's five other adventuring parties on other continents doing this exact same thing right now. perfect
Me and my brother share a world campaing, so there is LITERALLY 5 "main heroes" partys on the world, no to mention 200+ Npcs which at leas 50 are adventurers. so yeah, i totally feel you on this one
Saw this last night. It's a lot of fun. The characters and their individual quirks are really strong. It's a cinema film for sure. Quite funny in parts too. Imma see it again.
This looks like something straight out of a bunch of friends sitting around playing DnD with its story and I am aaaaaaalllllllllll for it. Its the only way to make a DnD film, and I'm glad they decided on this route instead of something super serious.
While they may pull off a satisfying film, and I hope they do, I still wouldn't mind Larian doing a full feature. Though more serious, the BG3 intro is super badass.
its like if the cast from the original Gamers DnD movies had a HUGE backer like Paramount. a bunch of nerds making a campaign into a film. i think this is gonna be gooood
How is it great casting to have a game that is famous for being extreme diverse and then hiring the Blonde-haired, blue-eyed white guy. For a franchise with dozens of races to play, you'd think there would be at least one elf in the group.
I’m impressed they went with a black dragon. A Red’s fire breath is so iconic that you naturally would expect it to be the lead but no we get a black flying over just puking acid all over an army well played trailer well played
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I've always felt that the best way to make a D&D movie would be to have the main cast play through a campaign, and then write the film from that. This definitely feels like that's what they did!
You've just described the Critical Role's Legend of Vox Machina series. :) Although that is an animated series, not a movie. Looking forward to this one!
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I love this movie so much!!! All the characters are amazing, they play off each other really well (essential for a D&D party) and the plot is simple but extremely effective. It's got heart, and humor, and quite a few extremely epic action sequences so it's a 10/10 in my book! Can't wait for it to come to streaming so I can watch it again!!
Yep. This link isn't DnD, but it IS nerd culture - and watching it in the theater, I just about died laughing. It's every DnD plan, ever. ruclips.net/video/Hrimfgjf4k8/видео.html
Yeah, it’s like they went out of their way to reassure us. ‘Don’t worry, it has mimics and displacer beasts and gelatinous cubes and dimensions and tieflings and bards and different types of dragons!’ It’s really cool to see all that here. They’re gonna have some problems with that displacer beast though.
I'm ECSTATIC at the fact that it's not a classic band of heroes who are all righteous and perfect. It's a band-of-misfits adventure to fix their mistakes and save the world and that's EXACTLY what d&d is. Thank you.
@Figurative Jim Lol, the alignment system isn't considered racist, just that races based heavily on indegounous cultures were portrayed as "dumb but strong/athletic" and "generally evil or neutral"; hence why they have race options that allow more free distribution of stat points now, but obviously the older versions are still there for people who want it.
He doesn't need any rolls to seduce me. That face and passive charm should reduce DC by 20 for anyone into males (and maybe by 10 for those who normally aren't).
After they finally used The Immigrant Song for Thor: Ragnarok, it was inevitable. Fun thing is Zepplin had a few Tolken/fantasy references in their music, e.g. Ramble On: "'T'was in the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair, But Gollum, and the evil one, Crept up and slipped away with her..."
That was the only thing I diliked about the trailer; I like Led Zeppelin, but for me it just did not fit to the fantasy setting. Glad you enjoeyed it, though.
I came here expecting this to be an utter let down after playing/dming for 30+ years and never seeing D&D treated with the respect it deserves. Taking the Guardians of the Galaxy, light hearted, fun route was genius; even though I prefer more of the Ravenloft/Dark Fantasy/Grimdark vibe. Chris Pine as a bard and not a fighter/warrior class makes me happy. Now hoping the trailer isn’t the whole movie and there is much more to come. Wishing them nothing but success in hope we get more than one film honoring D&D.
TBH, this slightly zany feel from the trailer is much more like my game experience than anything grimdark. I doubt the trailer is the whole movie, because the trailer didn't really tell us much except who is in the main party.
Apparently they've already greenlight a TV series "sequel" to this, intended to carry on this party (or plot or story or something, not entirely clear), but lay the stage for multiple other spinoffs and additional movies. I think they did a fantastic job of setting up a reinvigorated D&D cinematic/TV universe, that is functionally in-lore and canonical, can grab the attention and earn the respect of new and old players & laypeople alike, while ensuring there's plenty of space left open (the entire Forgotten Realms) for every variety of differently themed cinematic experience. Ravenloft and Menzoberranzan and etc etc feel like only a matter of time, as long as this and the TV sequel both don't flop
If you would like to see D&D treated with the respect it deserves, I recommend you take a look at the Gamers series by Zombie Orpheus Entertainment/Dead Gentlemen Productions. Both their Gamers series and JourneyQuest are some of the best D&D style content I have seen. All of it can be found on youtube.
While I was hoping for a dark and gritty DnD movie, this campy and lighthearted take on things looks really fun. Kind of the drunken night of gaming with friends and rolling dice kind of movie. I can dig that.
They're clearly thinking multiverse already, which for D&D at least is appropriate, so we may get dark and gritty down the road when they hit up Ravenloft, Dark Sun and Planescape.
Dark and gritty might work for for some of the D&D novels, but the way D&D is actually played is goofy and ridiculous at its roots. Sure there can be serious parts to any campaign, but a good campaign never loses sight of the *fun*. It looks like this movie has remembered that and understands it is the sense of fun that truly makes D&D so appealing.
So worth seeing on the big screen. The cast was great, loved the tongue-in-cheek humor, wonderful mix of practical/special effects and gorgeous overall design.
@@gormauslander yeah and I think there is also no warlock in their party so no one could cast eldrich blast to begin with. But it also can't be magic missile cuz it actually misses.
You know what stands out to me the most? The fact that I immediately spotted 5 monsters in this trailer that are relatively unique to D&D, rather than just generic fantasy/mythology creatures. You've got the owlbear (obviously), mimic, displacer beast, gelatinous cube, and a dragon with a non-fire breath weapon. (Black dragon with an acid line breath attack?) Also, the shield effect that looks like what Eric the Cavalier used to do in the old D&D cartoon. And lots of other stuff that may or may not be unique to D&D, or just come from generic fantasy. Speaking of which, is satyr a player race in D&D these days?
Yessssss, so well put! and the designs seem pretty spot on, especially with the black dragon. I thought satyr too at first-if we're talking about the druid character, but upon rewatch im pretty sure shes a tiefling, you can see the tail in some shots. Satyr is a player race now too though, one of the main characters is one in the latest Critical Role campaign
I love how the dragons have accurate designs like the black dragon's horns and skull face or the copper dragon's wings that go to its tail. The copper dragon was very brief so it might be a different color, but I'm pretty sure I saw the wings blend into the tail which means it could also be brass or gold, but there weren't any crests or whiskers.
I REALLY want this to be epic, because then that opens the door to a huge source of film material. Dragonlance, Faerun, Eberron... so many places full of wonderful stories
*For Hollywood to screw up and insult the audience for liking that nerd stuff in the first place while still wanting us to give them money for it. That said, I want this to be good. We could really use a win.
I've just watched it. It's an amazing movie! The fighting with magic is interesting! I don't play D&D but got totally drawn into the story line. There should be next sequels.
1:46 I gotta say, jumping into a gelatinous cube in order to avoid getting murdered by a displacer beast is kinda genius. Like yes, a gelatinous cube will still kill ya, but at least you bought yourself some time. 200 IQ plays right there.
@@jessie-ht7bc Oh my gosh, it was almost 20 years ago, I don't remember many specific scenarios but there was a lot of laughter in our group. One thing I do remember that stood out and was hilarious is that I gained the service of a 4th level fighter via a deck of many things. That had happened before and we had a pre-rolled 4th level fighter sheet and would just change the name because they inevitably died. So, this fighter's name was Steve. Steve, unlike his predecessors, did not die and he kept not dying and it sort of became a running joke because whoever was running his character that week always had ridiculous die rolls. Like 20s on things he shouldn't be able to do and 1s when it was crucial. Eventually, through a series of elaborate events and very unlikely outcomes, he became cursed with immortality. Which took the form of his body reassembling itself after he would die. Sometimes that was quick and easy and sometimes it was very messy and lengthy. We would gamble on who had to clean up the Steve. We played him very gung-ho. A true believer, never say die type and he would often charge into situations that we were not prepared for. He also became a favorite improvised weapon for a minotaur PC in our party who would just pick him up and throw him at things. A pair of half-elf siblings would trick him into setting off traps. Eventually he was freed from his curse by Garl Glittergold and invited to join the pantheon of lesser deities. Steve, the god of unusual problem solving.
Ditto. > Play a stupid bard; > Enter to an already started campaign; > My bard with his skills become an unofficial leader; > Almost all characters died or moved, only the bard arrived to the end of the campaign; Never underestimate some good music and the Greese spell.
This was exactly the tone I was hoping this movie would go for. Don't try to be the next Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings, just give us a rocking fun adventure.
@@jp3813 You were hinting at that though. OP wrote about "fun" and you were answering that it's aiming lower. So if "fun" is low then graveness must be high in your mind. If not, that WTF were you refering to by using the term "lower"?
This movie was awesome. I haven’t played a game of dnd in my life, but it was legitimately a fantastic fantasy film. It’s honestly a shame it didn’t do well and didn’t break even. A lot of effort went into it. I hope it does well in home video and streaming.
"We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known, but we're going to fix it." "Well how do we pull that off?" "Uh..." If every DnD campaign I've ever been in counts as canon, then this is the most canonically accurate DnD movie I've ever seen.
They just need a scene where one of the characters conceives a plan so absurdly half-baked it will clearly kill everyone but for some reason the party agrees and the DM desperately tries to do everything they can to keep them alive and at a certain point just gives up and TPKs everyone.
This movie also needs the Bard proposing to do some crazy stunt that will never in a million years work, with the rest of the Group trying to stop him from certain suicide. Only for him to pull it off and live, with no one knowing how this was possible. Never underestimate the Nat 20.
WOW! It looks like they really did their research, using authentic source material instead of just generic fantasy creatures. Black, white and red dragons, mimic, owlbear, displacer beast, a Red Wizard of Thay (as a Lich). Probably more that I’m missing. Can’t wait to see this!
i'm pretty sure that was not a white dragon, not the right horns or frills, i'd guess it's an animated statue of a golden dragon if i had to bet edit: adding some spells and spell like abilities i counted i saw clearly wild-shape, dimension door, thunderwave, shield, misty step, green flame blade, and i think i saw an eldrich blast? (1:46)
@@christopherbelcher2218 I'm thinking eldritch blast bc at lvl one magic missile does 3 bolts that just hit, and we only see two bolts, while when you hit lvl 5 EB throws two attacks, I don't think there's any indication of any character being a warlock though so that's why I'm unsure
I was mildly interested in a D&D Movie. I am now VERY excited. This trailer is great. Good choice of character classes, love the monsters I recognise from the monster manuals I read as a kid, making it a heist sounds AWESOME and very appropriate. The tone seems appropriate too. Can't wait.
Agreed, unlike the first movie that just randomly threw in stuff (beholders as guard dogs?) this uses some classics like the mimic, displacer beast, even a gelatinous cube!
@@psychograd "Into the Gelatinous Cube!" sounds exactly like the strategy my party would've employed to escape a Displacer Beast. I'm so watching this movie now 😂
Very impressed - not only be the vibe I am getting from this trailer, but by the fact that they managed to pull me in without spoiling any of the plot. That's a bit of a lost art these days. Very much looking forward to this!
Unless you're a lore nerd I'm over here vibrating recognizing exactly what they're pulling on and connecting some dots to recent events in the D&D community and dying because I don't want to spoil anyone else.
@@grimdolo918 I can tell you that this is how modern D&D is. Majority of D&D 5E is very much different from past editions that no one follow the guidelines and tell their own stories as they want.
This is a movie that uses D&D elements. If we were LITERALLY watching D&D it would be a bunch of people sitting around a table playing the game. My statement had nothing to do with the story. Also I've been playing 5e ever almost every week for the last 4 years. So you don't need to try to instruct me. Thanks.
This trailer is FULL of D&D spells, creatures, and locations straight out of the books. It is full of Fan service. 😍 This is how Fan IPs should be made.
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Your worries (yes, anxiety), depression, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING will melt away and be NO MORE when you lean on God and put your trust in him! When I have physical pain, I literally pray and the Lord quells it, that I am healed! Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name. The world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous.
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"He also plays the lute." Oh okay wait so the bard is the leader? Oh, okay, I think I understand what kind of party this is. This will be loads and loads of fun. I can't wait.
This might not suck! I think the light-hearted and humorous approach is definitely the way to go. Has a bit of a Guardians of the Galaxy vibe to it, which is great.
@gothhhhh Guardians of the Galaxy is about as close to a D&D campaign as I've seen in a film. It's a bunch of people making terrible decisions, jokes (good, bad or indifferent) and then saving the day at the end through violence. What else do you want?
Yeah, they are definitely using the Marvel template. It even has Led Zeppelin in the trailer. Can't blame them; they want to make sure it doesn't flop. With (potentially) future D&D movies they can then experiment if this one is a success.
@TryNDoxMe Riiiight... nothing says "woke" like this trailer, depicting a heterosexual white dude trying to recruit another white person to a scheme against Hugh Grant, to the sound of Led Zeppelin. Is your metric for "woke" "someone named Rodriguez has lines"?
I'm not familiar with the game, but I can appreciate all the fantasy game element, like the name of the items, it's uses and how it interacts with other spells or items, the classes, I like how the explanation also feels like the kind you see on game, where it's telling you the conditions and limitations of it's use. It's something that's just common in fantasy game, or like the channeling of the spells. But of all the action scenes I like the choreography of xenk fighting with a dagger the most. I don't know if it's just the choreography but xenk seems to be moving a little faster than the enemy, kinda like how a character has higher agility or something like that. He looks like he has some superhuman strength or speed. This is something that is rarely if ever, done in movies, most of the fantasy movies that involves abilities sand spells, or superhero movies with their ability, they demonstrate the strength by how they affect the surroundings, like missing a bunch and in cracked a hole on concrete wall or dent on a thick steel or something, either that or the character is too powerful where everything target is like a rag doll to them. But when it comes to fighting with another character with similar strength and ability, it always just look like a fight scene between 2 skilled fighter, who don't have superhuman strength. I mean if you watch the marvel movies or dc's superman, usually characters with superhuman strength also has some superhuman speed and agility because of it, but you don't see that. You see them fighting regular people like soldiers or something, and the only demonstration of their superhuman strength is that they fling them really far, knock down in 1 punch etc. I also like how the Sofia's blinking ability looks. It's an ability that we've seen in many other movies too, they have different effects on the remnant when they jump, like night crawler in xmen, or even teleportation, but this one shows the movement of it, you can see which direction she's jumping to.
Not gonna lie, seeing a Mimic made me shriek out in joy. Owlbear looks badass af. Also, this trailer has more to do with D&D than the entire first movie from 2000.
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Your worries (yes, anxiety), depression, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING will melt away and be NO MORE when you lean on God and put your trust in him! When I have physical pain, I literally pray and the Lord quells it, that I am healed! Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name. The world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous.
I'm so glad I watched the film without seeing a single trailer until now. I would have had some of the best parts spoiled for me. It made it that much more enjoyable! Not knowing the mimic or the owlbear was coming was a great surprise. I understand the need to market, but sadly it comes at the expense of some of the best parts of a film's impact.
When the trailer highlights Black dragons with acid breath, mimic's, druid proper shapeshifting into owlbears, gelatinous cube, displacer beasts, Magic that is clearly known and recognizable spells, this, this is gooooood.
uhm actually druids dont get the ability to change into an owlbear until level 17 when they learn shapechange. wild shape states that you cant turn into beasts or elementals and the owlbear is considered a beast. get your fucking facts right.
@@username1719 how do you know she isn't level 17? They've absolutely been doing this for a while, if they've already stolen something that could bring about the end of the world. But aside from that I doubt there will be actual levels. I'm just happy that it's an actual possibility for the druid to get that ability and they use it correctly in the movie
@@username1719 are you implying a movie that seems to be trying to capture a campaign feel doesn't have a DM that let Owlbears be beasts instead of monstrosities because of the rule of cool?
it may be the accurate monster design, the party wanting to go over the plan in a tavern or simply the campaign accurate looking story, this movie looks phenomenal and as a D&D fan I am so excited.
@@treyslider6954 It doesn’t, owl bears are technically monstrosities not beasts, but it also one hundred percent should and any DM who doesn’t allow it doesn’t know how to bend rules for fun. I approve
This actually looks fun, let's hope there's a scene where one of the main characters randomly murders a villager without reason and it's never tied into the plot whatsoever.
@@MP-tj5xv Or have a weapon forged by the Gods of Order to defeat the forces Chaos, Death and Destruction but never used it because he sold it for 60,000 gold pieces just to buy healing herbs.
Hopefully this stays focused in the fantasy adventure of dnd and not the real world players sitting around. Could possibly lead to the varios dnd adventures being made into eventual movies like curse of strahd or waterdeep dragon heist
Apparently the producer and directors are avid DnD players, and the woman playing the druid is a big fan of actual plays like Critical Role and Adventure Zone, so it looks like a lot of fan love for DnD went into making this movie.
Dad & I were looking for a movie to watch, saw this on showcase and thought “huh, they made a DnD movie? Sure, why not.” One of the *BEST* fantasy game movies I’ve ever been to!! I have SUPER high hopes for a sequel in the form of another campaign!
I would also accept saying something like... PC1: "How likely is it to happen?" PC2: "I'd say like a 5% chance." Since that's the percentage odds for a Natural 20.
Lol...yeah, and would be pretty obscure, but a DEEP insider reference would be if they worked graph paper into a scene! :) Early-80's middle school D&D player here...and we'd use it to design our castles and dungeons with each square on the grid costing a set number of gold pieces in conjunction with die rolls. Anyone else do that?
I have personally been at fault for the summoning of 2 demon lords over the course of a single campaign. At this point I should get “We didn’t mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known” on a t shirt
This does look great but before anyone casts aspersions on the 2000 movie people should remember that movie was entirely written, directed and financed by Courtney Solomon. It was his passion project. He single-handedly got the seed money from friends and family before getting Hollywood backing and still managed to get decent Hollywood talent to start in it. He did this in an age before Kickstarter or other forms of croudsourcing. Yes it's a flawed movie, bad even by AAA Hollywood standards, but it's an impressive feat for a single person. And judging from this movie trailer they retained a similar amount of humor and hijinx that the 2000 movie had.
It’s awesome to see a good representation of a real D&D campaign out there. People like my gf can’t quite grasp why d&d is so fun and this movie literally screams out why it is so fun. In our heads it’s a movie and this is just awesome!!!
@@ip1335 well that depends on the character. My bard was from the college of metal (homebrew similar to college of swords) and he was the definition of a sigma male. He was all about using his abilities to make the party shine while he plays the most badass metal music in the background and casts lightning bolts at the same time. Even though he didn't pursue to be a "protagonist", he sure did become the informal leader of the group with his catchy music and badass but caring personality
Chris Pine and Michelle Rodrigez is not a duo I thought I needed, but it makes so much sense! You can tell even from this trailer how good their dynamic is. Can't wait to see this film!
@@prostatelord Be careful, god forbid if anybody has an opinion about someone else’s opinion. You know how the saying goes: as soon as one person has an opinion nobody else can feel any way about it or express disagreement with it or else you are suddenly in the wrong.
I honestly hate this memey-approach. Comedy in film is at it's best when it emerges organically in context, or else you take a comedic context, and play it a little more seriously, or things like that. Sort of like how some people are funny because they make witty commentary, and work within the context of what's going on, and then some people try really hard and usually just recite jokes, and you wish they'd shut up.
I honestly don't know what to expect from most movies these days, This looks a lot better than I had hoped for. What ever they were going for I just wanted it done well, this looks like it has been done pretty well.
@@Hyperguyver2 That's literally what most dnd groups are at it's core, Players don't act like fantasy characters with shakespearean voices, It's your chaotic band of misfits or your chosen ones who want the money or murder hobos
@@Hyperguyver2 could be, but this one has a different hook. They did something bad and for whatever reason they feel responsible to fix it. GotG was a prison break movie. So maybe similar characters but whole different story.
I love how instead of trying to make a compelling drama about a game they made a fun movie with the established lore of the game. I also like the guardians of the galaxy vibe to it all. Looks great. Edit: Thanks for the likes :)
I'm getting so many Guardians of the Galaxy vibes here, which is a great thing. The cast is outstanding, the monsters all look fantastic, and the tone that they're going for here is more of a silly adventure rather than a serious quest was definitely the right call. Looking forward to watching this nostalgic creation.
@@TheJeremyseattle The vibe I’m getting is perhaps one notch more serious than an average MCU movie. Less genre-savvy quipping to the audience and more reacting to their extraordinary and slightly comedic circumstance.
Signed, except for the Dragon. In an age of GoT CGI Dragon Quality, the white one looks a bit too plastic for me. I see what they are trying to do here by imagine them like in some earlier Editions but not sure here. Could also be a hatchling or a young dragon in the one shot, but let's see. But the Displacer Beast, the Mimic and the Owlbear really killed it...so I am on the chochooo hype train now! 😍
I only went to this movie because my friend wanted to go.... But y'all have no idea how much I loved it. Probably my favorite new movie in many years. I loved it so much.
Ok….this looks a lot better than what I was expecting….hopefully the DND movie does pretty well. Been a fan of dungeons & dragons since childhood so I think this could be fun to watch.
It would be really cool if they published something like a character sheet for each of the main characters since they're DND characters. That would be an awesome promotional move and also just really fun if you want to play one of the characters from the movie in your own game.
Eh. You run the risk of people nitpicking the scenes in the film and go: "That scene at 32.56 is wrong. Since he's a College of Swords bard he can't actually use that feat to escape the trap, that's exclusive to College of Lore bards." and then extrapolate that kind of comment for all the characters. :P
@@badtoken3739 yep, no matter what you will have dnd youtubers talking about what they got wrong and right from DnD. Atleast they could release the character sheets for people to have fun with or make similar builds.
Since so many people keep on commenting the same thing: Circle of the Moon Druids can become Owl Bears. With DM approval and it's quite commonly allowed. The reason it isn't is because it's classified as a Monstrosity. Where Druid's wildshape into beasts. The reason for the Monstrosity is because the Owl Bear was originally labeled as a creation from a mad wizard. Yet cannon changed it as a natural creature. However, the label wasn't changed. Depending on your DM you either use the older origins or the one more accepted in modern canon. So Yes a druid can wildshape into an owlbear. "However, the oldest elves recalled that owlbears had been around for many millennia and a few fey claimed owlbears had always been found in the Feywild.[1] In fact, owlbears were brought into being by one of the creator races,[11] most likely the aearee". Their stat bloc is also very close to a strong Cave Bear with similarly low intelligence. So the reason the Owl Bear isn't allowed is due to the lore that it was created by a wizard. Yet recent lore suggests that was a myth and not the case.
Yes... what he said! That was probably the most to the point and complete explanation without name calling or vitriol that I have ever heard ☆☆☆☆☆ That's 5 internet stars good sir well done!
@@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble The trailers don't always have that same music in the actual film. With that said, the rock music totally worked for A Knight's Tale. Hopefully, they don't use the same music though and just use a good fantasy score, even just something from Two Steps From Hell would be good. But yeah, that cast (mainly those two) wouldn't have been my first choice, haha. But will reserve judgement until I actually see it. Can't suck worse than that putrid one from 2000.
I honestly wasn't at all excited by this based on how the earlier films turned out, but after seeing the trailer ( i think i have watched it at least 10 times since last night), I am VERY EXCITED!!! Can't wait till March!!
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Great movie, comedy, action, adventure and storytelling in the D&D style and not pushed or forced. All I can say at this point is, when is the next one? As long as it is done in a similar way as this film it will also be an amazing movie.
We might FINALLY have a good DnD movie! This actually looks and feels like the game experience! The fact that we have a bard actually playing the face of the group instead of a backup joke character is just the cherry on top. I WILL be seeing this on the big screen. 👍
@@baklapjr Can tell you came from moist critikal's video with that comment. Pretty sad that you're regurgitating the exact same thing he says honestly.
I want this to be a D&D game where the players have thrown logic out the window, forced the DM to go off script and is forced to make up the story as he goes along, and it looks like that is what they are making. Awesome.
@@anhilliator1 In their defense, there was really only one direction that the displacer would definitely not be coming from. You can’t trust your sight at all when displacers are involved.
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Average movie with stupid jokes to ruin the excitement and woke characters to take the rating from 5/10 to 2/10. Posted my review here because IMDB obviously doesn't publish woke criticism. I still have hope for Pike even if he's getting too old to play lead.
Oh wwww
@@fu6817 Are u okay dude?
@@fu6817 you are in a minority, this movie is very highly rated. Stay mad
G t5
"We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known."
Glad to see that the people behind the development of this film drew their inspiration from actual D&D parties.
Yeah, this actually feels more like DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS!
There’s nothing more D&D than having a thief who randomly plays the lute accidentally unleashing evil upon the world due to fucking up on a side quest
When you fail the Arcana Check...
eh, not convinced until they spend half the runtime trying to open a door.
I saw this meme saying that a guy's character was actually two gnomes standing on each other's shoulders, and not even the DM knew. Whenever he took a hit he always needed to know which body part was affected so he could work out which gnome was damaged. He was only rumbled after one eventually died.
When he said "We'll need strength" I expected him to follow that up with "and also dexterity, constitution, intelligence, wisdom... and charisma".
in the movie maybe 😆
Forgot comeliness….
That would have been sonkich better!
they should've thought of that
Pretty much only the wizard and artificer needs intelligence though.
One of the party members better be unexplainably absent for at least a week and then magically re-appear for the real DnD experience
Ah yeah, like Gandalf.
We also need to see them sleep off terrible injuries.
I gently picked at my screen for a good 10 seconds, thinking an eyelash was on my monitor. Well played with your profile pic. :D
As a former DM so true
@@joshbrandon7687 you use light mode
Just got back from the theater. Was expecting nothing special and was surprised to find an actually solid and enjoyable movie. Funny and emotional at times. Great stuff!
yeah me too we went to see shazam 2(thought it was 3d), so disappointed that we look for another and we found this in 4dx premiering and got the worst seat. But the movie was fun and amazing, so gonna rewatch tommorow again.
Oh please. It's trash.
I want to see it again.
@@I_g0T_WoRmz you’re the first person to call it trash who saw it at premier. I’m assuming you saw it. It was a fun movie
Just watched. Hilarious and fun. Lots and LOTS of details to pick out for D&D fans. They just did a fantastic job on this one.
Chris' little kick step while lute strumming at the end is perfection.
I actually like that too.
agreed^^
betcha he’s trying to seduce or persuade a town guard lmao
Chris Pine kicks a lot of ass.
@@bryanburns4874 Exactly what I thought lol.
For the real DnD experience, the movie should stop halfway through the adventure. Then everyone in the cinema has to schedule a time when they can finish the film.
I was thinking, kill one of the main characters and then a scene or two later have that actor come back playing a completely new character
@@Case2_0 Same skill set, but in a new set of clothes.
@@Case2_0 Ahh, no no, I am Throm, twin brother of Khrom. I also trained to be a barbarian and I basically know all the same stuff he does.
Ten minutes bathroom/get snacks and drinks break that takes at least 20 minutes
LMFAOOO
This is genuinely good D&D energy.
The DM is trying his hardest to tell a serious story but the players are having none of that.
Thats every goddamn DnD story I have ever played in
Ain’t that the truth.
Very much DM of the Rings.....
You know it man.
"You're sliding down a stone ramp towards the dragons mouth. Please roll a Dex save"
"I roll an attack roll!"
"You what!?"
This has "Guardians of the Galaxy goes medieval fantasy" written all over it, and I'm down for that.
You'll spend money on any movie sounds like.
@@I_g0T_WoRmz Spending money on things one enjoys, does not imply that one spends money on everything.
@@I_g0T_WoRmz Don't you have something to do than just hanging around the comment section preaching about how you hate the movie and everyone should too?
@@pashauzan hate no but should hold movies to higher standard so we don't keep ending up with mediocre generic crap. It's because of people who settle for less why Hollywood cranks out production with minimal effort put to story. The Dungeons and Dragons cartoon from the 80s is much better than this.
@@I_g0T_WoRmz Whatever you say
This looks like the director dmed a campaign for the main cast and turned it into a script, which is the vibe I want from. A dnd movie
If they didnt... they should have. Thats how some of the best book series started, why not film? 🤓
Seriously there are a number of dnd campaigns I would be happy to see as a movie. I like that a number of the lines really feel they could have been off the cuff around a table
@@ferrumchnop6617 which book series? I've suspected it of a few.
@@milesmcinerney5594 Dragonlance, for one
@@milesmcinerney5594 David Weber's Bahzell series is literally Weber's D&D campaign.
Steven Erikson's Malazon Book of the Fallen started off as a campaign setting he and Ian Esslemont created for AD&D.
They should release like character sheets for the party. That would be swell.
That would be next level.
Or have the character sheets in the end credits
As a series of posters
@Sucy elish hardly relevant
idk, a million rules lawyers will be watching the movie...
Owlbear, Displacer Beast and Mimic look awesome. Seems like they are capturing a bit of the spirit of party dynamics and the chaos of the dice. I'm hopeful.
Don't forget the Gelatinous Cube at 1:45!
I like the various dragon types: black, copper, and red. They have accurate designs to them too.
They made it look like a childish comdey adventure.
@@TheBooban Works for me since most of the campaigns I play have a lot of those vibes. Really can't please everyone here because the game's so wildly diverse.
@@TheBooban and that'll happen. Especially if you're playing with close friends. So what's the issue? Hell, this'll probably make more people want to play dnd
I was blown away by how accurate to DnD this movie was. It feels like a love letter to DnD made by people who play DnD. I was expecting the usual watered down "made for general audiences" MCU style film and instead we got what was essentially a DnD campaign in movie form. Everything from the locations, to the spells, to the monsters, to the magic items all perfectly represented DnD. The film also utilizes show-dont-tell in a way that most Hollywood movies struggle with due to their need for as general of an audience as possible. Nobody needs to explain the bag of holding, or what a displacer beast is, or how breaking concentration affects certain spells, unless the explanation itself is relevant to the plot. Even when they do explain things, it never feels clunky or out of place.
so basically the movie is D & D in its most accurate form? I am Vampire the Masquerade guy !! (Break the mirror , stupid--Malkavian LOre)
This actually looks like it’ll be genuinely fun. The cast looks super charismatic and it really gives off the group of idiots that stumble into some world threatening adventure, but they show how manage to BS their way through it somehow. Exactly like a DnD campaign usually goes
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Exactly!
"So you make plans that fail." Lol. Every D&D party ever. Some plans succeed. But almost always a ton of chaos in the process.
Stumble backwards into Victory, the True DnD way
I do not make plans! The dice shall decide my path! *rolls a crit fail* … fuck.
"my plan was a success!"
"But you wreck the whole castle"
"A success and i will take no less from that"
As Rouge player that is constantly stealing the right thing from the wrong guy I can relate
Indy ploy.
Never fails.
1. The protagonists "unleash the greatest evil."
2. There is an owlbear.
3. There is a mimic disguised as a treasure chest.
4. The Bard is being mocked for being useless.
This movie is certainly made by true experienced D&D geeks.
5. Someone jumps into a gelatinous cube to escape a displacer beast at 1:45
Would be great if one character dies, then pretty soon they meet a new character who looks and sounds exactly like the last one, just with skills and attributes better set for the context with a very similar name that rhymes with the old one lol
6. The Bard's name is a joke.
6.1. Said joke is that he's Edgin (they say Ed-gin, but that's definitely a "DM won't like it if I pronounce it correctly" name) the Bard.
7. The Bard is played by a theater kid.
You mean Dungeon Masters.
@@ronstanley8576 And instantly start being dissolved. A gruesome prospect. Better have a good healer.
Watched it last night at the early release, was definitely a fun night! The movie doesn’t take itself too seriously, that’s the best part
Definitely the problem with previous attempt. It's a movie that lends itself to being a little self aware and ridiculous because it's a communal game that develops as it is played. Looking forward to seeing it tomorrow.
im going to watch it tonight, rlly excited! is there anything i should be aware of?
Legit they know how ridiculous this is and they treated it exactly like that
Black people in medieval Europe? F off
Early release or dodgy fire stick or bit torrent
This looks WAYYY better than I was expecting. Looks pretty fun tbh
Kinda has a Ragnarok vibe that I was not expecting lol
I don't want fun, I want despair!
The humor will ruin it.
Go in with the right expectations and it could be fun.
@Cayto s 🥰😎 no I don't. I can already tell from the trailer itself
if you guys have these thieves struggle to open a simple door with a lock or if the rogue doesn't have some traumatic backstory about being raised by the "streets" and get's made fun of for being edgy I will tell all my mates that this is the best action/fantasy movie ever made
Well the party is barbarian, bard, druid, paladin, and sorcerer. So no sad rogues to be found here.
@@genzo1619 A band of thieves yet no rogue… I feel like there’s a joke somewhere here.
@Amal Ali Nope
The struggle to unlock a simple door just took me back to one of the Vox Machina episodes
the door. True final boss of D&D campaigns.
Wow, didnt expect that. Fantastic film, better than anything Disney/Marvel have released over the last few years. High tier action adventure with Monty Python humour. 8.5/10
You really need it to put Disney/marvel like bro what we don’t care
Black people in medieval Europe? F off
They should do a post-credit scene where the cast from the original D&D movie is siting around a table playing D&D, with Jeremy Irons as the DM, and someone says "this story was a lot better than the first one we did". Would be hilarious!
I am almost certain Jeremy Irons will be in this one too
Wow did that movie suck. I think this will be worse.
@@TheLoyalOfficer RLM will have a new D&D movie to make some commentary for.
Just to have Irons go HOW DARE YOU ITS WAS MY LIFES WORK.
@@TheLoyalOfficer Nah, The trailer already looks better than that one in my opinion. Even if it ends up sucking, I doubt it would suck as much as that one.
Avoiding a Displacer Beast by hiding in a Gelatinous Cube? That's the DND shenanigans I'm here for!
ya like you want to avoid going into the Gelatinous Cube
@@citizenbane1991 It's thinking outside the box in a crazy way that players do.
Exactly what I thought! This looks fun.
@@StalKalle and how are they gonna get out of it without my half giant there to pull them out ?
@@StalKalle in this case i guess it is thinking in the box
i love how to someone who hasn't played d&d, this looks like the chosen heroes going on an epic and dangerous world ending quest. and it is, no doubt. however for d&d that's just your average sunday. there's five other adventuring parties on other continents doing this exact same thing right now. perfect
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Me and my brother share a world campaing, so there is LITERALLY 5 "main heroes" partys on the world, no to mention 200+ Npcs which at leas 50 are adventurers. so yeah, i totally feel you on this one
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Saw this last night. It's a lot of fun. The characters and their individual quirks are really strong. It's a cinema film for sure. Quite funny in parts too. Imma see it again.
Black people in medieval Europe? F off
as a Bard player, ""We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known... but we are going to fix it" gets me going haha
Yeah but who asked??
Every dnd table mid way the camping be like
Chris Pine gets the bard vibe so much.
@@thebozonetwork I asked him
Bards unintentionally start world wars by trying to be rogues or attempting to get in bed with the local supervillain lmfao
This looks like something straight out of a bunch of friends sitting around playing DnD with its story and I am aaaaaaalllllllllll for it.
Its the only way to make a DnD film, and I'm glad they decided on this route instead of something super serious.
While they may pull off a satisfying film, and I hope they do, I still wouldn't mind Larian doing a full feature. Though more serious, the BG3 intro is super badass.
This is definitely better than the 2000 film
its like if the cast from the original Gamers DnD movies had a HUGE backer like Paramount. a bunch of nerds making a campaign into a film. i think this is gonna be gooood
Having Chris Pine be the bard is legitimately great casting.
EXACTLY, WHAT I THOUGHT.
cheers
YESSS
Bardsexual
How is it great casting to have a game that is famous for being extreme diverse and then hiring the Blonde-haired, blue-eyed white guy. For a franchise with dozens of races to play, you'd think there would be at least one elf in the group.
@@topogigio7031 bit racist arent we?
I’m impressed they went with a black dragon. A Red’s fire breath is so iconic that you naturally would expect it to be the lead but no we get a black flying over just puking acid all over an army well played trailer well played
I’m happy about that. I honestly find the black dragon the most intimidating
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I've always felt that the best way to make a D&D movie would be to have the main cast play through a campaign, and then write the film from that. This definitely feels like that's what they did!
i feel like they got the exact vibe down.
You've just described the Critical Role's Legend of Vox Machina series. :) Although that is an animated series, not a movie.
Looking forward to this one!
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@@Call_Upon_YAH Cringe
I love this movie so much!!! All the characters are amazing, they play off each other really well (essential for a D&D party) and the plot is simple but extremely effective. It's got heart, and humor, and quite a few extremely epic action sequences so it's a 10/10 in my book! Can't wait for it to come to streaming so I can watch it again!!
"So you make plans that fail"
Every session summed up in one line.
DM and players included.
Yep. This link isn't DnD, but it IS nerd culture - and watching it in the theater, I just about died laughing. It's every DnD plan, ever.
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I think the bard planned it all along.
Damn. Our group sit and plan like it was Rainbow 6, then execute the plan with precision.
I like to add tension and drama.
The conversation between the bard and the druid is ripped straight from a D&D session, and has convinced me to see this movie
They had me at Chris Pine as a **BARD** and then they had me smiling at the correct damage type coming from the correct dragon color.
Oh man... the dmg type and dragon was my first 'ooo nice, that's how it is' moment among a lot in this trailer.
Dude his character’s name is Edgin the Bard. This movie is going to be great.
Yeah, it’s like they went out of their way to reassure us. ‘Don’t worry, it has mimics and displacer beasts and gelatinous cubes and dimensions and tieflings and bards and different types of dragons!’ It’s really cool to see all that here. They’re gonna have some problems with that displacer beast though.
I'm also loving that the catapult that was probably supposed to fire At the dragon gets toasted by it and then misfires into the path of acid.
But then they had the druid wildeshape into an owlbear... they are monstrosities not beasts.
/shrug must be playing a different edition
Loved the movie , the landscapes , the action , the comedy and the characters , really really great
Black people in medieval Europe? F off
I'm ECSTATIC at the fact that it's not a classic band of heroes who are all righteous and perfect. It's a band-of-misfits adventure to fix their mistakes and save the world and that's EXACTLY what d&d is. Thank you.
I wonder if they'll nail chaotic good or other similar aspects of what this looks to be.
I agree, the only people I expect to be righteous are Paladins and maybe priests and priestesses of really good gods. Not perfect though.
@Figurative Jim Lol, the alignment system isn't considered racist, just that races based heavily on indegounous cultures were portrayed as "dumb but strong/athletic" and "generally evil or neutral"; hence why they have race options that allow more free distribution of stat points now, but obviously the older versions are still there for people who want it.
it looks like a sequel to the low budget movie from the early 2000's all that's missing is Snails.
Cringe
Chris Pine as a Bard is not something I knew I needed, but I welcome it with open arms
I'm looking forward to his Cutting Words and Inspiration!
He played as sexy man... of course he'll fit.
it's literally the only good part of this trailer
He doesn't need any rolls to seduce me. That face and passive charm should reduce DC by 20 for anyone into males (and maybe by 10 for those who normally aren't).
Same!
Never expected a Led Zeppelin fueled D&D trailer, but I’m here for it.
Zeppelin was really into LotR so I am not shocked. 😂
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After they finally used The Immigrant Song for Thor: Ragnarok, it was inevitable. Fun thing is Zepplin had a few Tolken/fantasy references in their music, e.g. Ramble On: "'T'was in the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair, But Gollum, and the evil one, Crept up and slipped away with her..."
That was the only thing I diliked about the trailer; I like Led Zeppelin, but for me it just did not fit to the fantasy setting. Glad you enjoeyed it, though.
This movie actually exceeded my expectations. It's really fun
Black people in medieval Europe? F off
I came here expecting this to be an utter let down after playing/dming for 30+ years and never seeing D&D treated with the respect it deserves. Taking the Guardians of the Galaxy, light hearted, fun route was genius; even though I prefer more of the Ravenloft/Dark Fantasy/Grimdark vibe. Chris Pine as a bard and not a fighter/warrior class makes me happy. Now hoping the trailer isn’t the whole movie and there is much more to come. Wishing them nothing but success in hope we get more than one film honoring D&D.
TBH, this slightly zany feel from the trailer is much more like my game experience than anything grimdark. I doubt the trailer is the whole movie, because the trailer didn't really tell us much except who is in the main party.
Apparently they've already greenlight a TV series "sequel" to this, intended to carry on this party (or plot or story or something, not entirely clear), but lay the stage for multiple other spinoffs and additional movies. I think they did a fantastic job of setting up a reinvigorated D&D cinematic/TV universe, that is functionally in-lore and canonical, can grab the attention and earn the respect of new and old players & laypeople alike, while ensuring there's plenty of space left open (the entire Forgotten Realms) for every variety of differently themed cinematic experience. Ravenloft and Menzoberranzan and etc etc feel like only a matter of time, as long as this and the TV sequel both don't flop
If you would like to see D&D treated with the respect it deserves, I recommend you take a look at the Gamers series by Zombie Orpheus Entertainment/Dead Gentlemen Productions. Both their Gamers series and JourneyQuest are some of the best D&D style content I have seen. All of it can be found on youtube.
"we didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil ever known, but we are gonna fix it" is like every dnd game ever
😂👏🏼
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The good ol "we are gonna save the world and/or destroy it".
While I was hoping for a dark and gritty DnD movie, this campy and lighthearted take on things looks really fun. Kind of the drunken night of gaming with friends and rolling dice kind of movie. I can dig that.
I think campy and lighthearted is more accurate to how it's played at most tables anyway. :3
They're clearly thinking multiverse already, which for D&D at least is appropriate, so we may get dark and gritty down the road when they hit up Ravenloft, Dark Sun and Planescape.
Dark and gritty might work for for some of the D&D novels, but the way D&D is actually played is goofy and ridiculous at its roots. Sure there can be serious parts to any campaign, but a good campaign never loses sight of the *fun*. It looks like this movie has remembered that and understands it is the sense of fun that truly makes D&D so appealing.
So worth seeing on the big screen. The cast was great, loved the tongue-in-cheek humor, wonderful mix of practical/special effects and gorgeous overall design.
ur joking righ?
I know. This movie was awesome!
Acid Breath 0:23
Communal Protection from arrow/missiles 0:47
Divine Bond : Weapon 1:06
Pulse Wave 1:08
Druid Shapeshit 1:15
Dimension Door 1:27
Detect Evil and Good 1:28
Magic Weapon Or any other weapon enchant 1:31
Lightning Bolt 1:37
Fireball 1:37
Protection from Spells, Communal, Communal Protection from Magic:Fire 1:38
Maze? 1:40
Eldritch Blast/Magic Missiles 1:46
Misty Step 1:47
Fire Dragon's Breath 1:48
Smite Evil(lol) 1:52
Inspire Courage 2:11
1:31 could be Green Flame Blade
I'm gonna say magic missile, as there are 3 whistling projectiles, and I don't think that's anyone's idea of eldritch blast.
I don't think 1:40 is a spell, it's probably just how the arena is designed
I thought that was acid breath.
@@gormauslander yeah and I think there is also no warlock in their party so no one could cast eldrich blast to begin with. But it also can't be magic missile cuz it actually misses.
You know what stands out to me the most? The fact that I immediately spotted 5 monsters in this trailer that are relatively unique to D&D, rather than just generic fantasy/mythology creatures. You've got the owlbear (obviously), mimic, displacer beast, gelatinous cube, and a dragon with a non-fire breath weapon. (Black dragon with an acid line breath attack?)
Also, the shield effect that looks like what Eric the Cavalier used to do in the old D&D cartoon.
And lots of other stuff that may or may not be unique to D&D, or just come from generic fantasy. Speaking of which, is satyr a player race in D&D these days?
Yessssss, so well put! and the designs seem pretty spot on, especially with the black dragon. I thought satyr too at first-if we're talking about the druid character, but upon rewatch im pretty sure shes a tiefling, you can see the tail in some shots. Satyr is a player race now too though, one of the main characters is one in the latest Critical Role campaign
Did I see them acquire the Helm of Brilliance in the trailer? Or is that just me?
So apparently, it's confirmed that she's a tiefling, not a satyr.
I love how the dragons have accurate designs like the black dragon's horns and skull face or the copper dragon's wings that go to its tail. The copper dragon was very brief so it might be a different color, but I'm pretty sure I saw the wings blend into the tail which means it could also be brass or gold, but there weren't any crests or whiskers.
How about the spells? I spotted Green Flame Blade, Fireball, Lightning Lure/Lightning Bolt, and was that Thunderwave in the one overhead shot?
I REALLY want this to be epic, because then that opens the door to a huge source of film material.
Dragonlance, Faerun, Eberron... so many places full of wonderful stories
This appears to be set in Faerun.
@@teraxe Why do you think that?
@@halfpanbread-bread820 Had Red Wizards of Thay in the trailer
I'd love for this to work out, start something like Marvel. Eberron would go over pretty well if Arcane on Netflix is any indication
*For Hollywood to screw up and insult the audience for liking that nerd stuff in the first place while still wanting us to give them money for it.
That said, I want this to be good. We could really use a win.
I've just watched it. It's an amazing movie! The fighting with magic is interesting!
I don't play D&D but got totally drawn into the story line. There should be next sequels.
1:46 I gotta say, jumping into a gelatinous cube in order to avoid getting murdered by a displacer beast is kinda genius.
Like yes, a gelatinous cube will still kill ya, but at least you bought yourself some time.
200 IQ plays right there.
You mean 18 intelligence.
You're right though. They actually have a gelatinous cube in a movie. This is peak civilization.
As someone who played a bard that was the leader of a group of thieves during a 3 year campaign, I heartily approve.
What is the funniest scenario your bard got the party into?
@@jessie-ht7bc Oh my gosh, it was almost 20 years ago, I don't remember many specific scenarios but there was a lot of laughter in our group. One thing I do remember that stood out and was hilarious is that I gained the service of a 4th level fighter via a deck of many things. That had happened before and we had a pre-rolled 4th level fighter sheet and would just change the name because they inevitably died. So, this fighter's name was Steve. Steve, unlike his predecessors, did not die and he kept not dying and it sort of became a running joke because whoever was running his character that week always had ridiculous die rolls. Like 20s on things he shouldn't be able to do and 1s when it was crucial.
Eventually, through a series of elaborate events and very unlikely outcomes, he became cursed with immortality. Which took the form of his body reassembling itself after he would die. Sometimes that was quick and easy and sometimes it was very messy and lengthy. We would gamble on who had to clean up the Steve. We played him very gung-ho. A true believer, never say die type and he would often charge into situations that we were not prepared for. He also became a favorite improvised weapon for a minotaur PC in our party who would just pick him up and throw him at things. A pair of half-elf siblings would trick him into setting off traps. Eventually he was freed from his curse by Garl Glittergold and invited to join the pantheon of lesser deities. Steve, the god of unusual problem solving.
@@NickyKnickerson Steve sounds like a swell up guy.
I have to ask... For all that time as leader... How many brothels did you lead them all into? Asking for science...
Ditto.
> Play a stupid bard;
> Enter to an already started campaign;
> My bard with his skills become an unofficial leader;
> Almost all characters died or moved, only the bard arrived to the end of the campaign;
Never underestimate some good music and the Greese spell.
This was exactly the tone I was hoping this movie would go for. Don't try to be the next Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings, just give us a rocking fun adventure.
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In other words, aim lower. XD
@@jp3813
Fun isn't lower than graveness.
@@Gaia_Seraphina Nobody here was referring to graveness in the first place.
@@jp3813
You were hinting at that though.
OP wrote about "fun" and you were answering that it's aiming lower.
So if "fun" is low then graveness must be high in your mind.
If not, that WTF were you refering to by using the term "lower"?
This movie was awesome. I haven’t played a game of dnd in my life, but it was legitimately a fantastic fantasy film. It’s honestly a shame it didn’t do well and didn’t break even.
A lot of effort went into it. I hope it does well in home video and streaming.
"We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known, but we're going to fix it."
"Well how do we pull that off?"
"Uh..."
If every DnD campaign I've ever been in counts as canon, then this is the most canonically accurate DnD movie I've ever seen.
They just need a scene where one of the characters conceives a plan so absurdly half-baked it will clearly kill everyone but for some reason the party agrees and the DM desperately tries to do everything they can to keep them alive and at a certain point just gives up and TPKs everyone.
This movie also needs the Bard proposing to do some crazy stunt that will never in a million years work, with the rest of the Group trying to stop him from certain suicide.
Only for him to pull it off and live, with no one knowing how this was possible.
Never underestimate the Nat 20.
WOW! It looks like they really did their research, using authentic source material instead of just generic fantasy creatures.
Black, white and red dragons, mimic, owlbear, displacer beast, a Red Wizard of Thay (as a Lich). Probably more that I’m missing. Can’t wait to see this!
i'm pretty sure that was not a white dragon, not the right horns or frills, i'd guess it's an animated statue of a golden dragon if i had to bet
edit: adding some spells and spell like abilities i counted i saw clearly wild-shape, dimension door, thunderwave, shield, misty step, green flame blade, and i think i saw an eldrich blast? (1:46)
@@agustinvenegas5238 I'm pretty sure that actually Magic Missile and not Eldritch Blast! Looked awesome though!
@@christopherbelcher2218 I'm thinking eldritch blast bc at lvl one magic missile does 3 bolts that just hit, and we only see two bolts, while when you hit lvl 5 EB throws two attacks, I don't think there's any indication of any character being a warlock though so that's why I'm unsure
I think there's a gelatinous cube in there as well. Same scene as the displacer beast
Giant spider climbing up a tree in the scene with the red all over the the woods.
I was mildly interested in a D&D Movie.
I am now VERY excited. This trailer is great. Good choice of character classes, love the monsters I recognise from the monster manuals I read as a kid, making it a heist sounds AWESOME and very appropriate. The tone seems appropriate too. Can't wait.
I’m mildly interested for the sake of the cast
My favorite monster in this is the one at 1:47.
Agreed, unlike the first movie that just randomly threw in stuff (beholders as guard dogs?) this uses some classics like the mimic, displacer beast, even a gelatinous cube!
@@SwiftNimblefoot I’m concerned that they intentionally jumped into the cube though haha
@@psychograd "Into the Gelatinous Cube!" sounds exactly like the strategy my party would've employed to escape a Displacer Beast. I'm so watching this movie now 😂
Such a great movie. I’d watch it again if I could.
Very impressed - not only be the vibe I am getting from this trailer, but by the fact that they managed to pull me in without spoiling any of the plot. That's a bit of a lost art these days. Very much looking forward to this!
I watch trailers with soo much skepticism these days that when i feel like I know too much, i stop. I watched this through and I am excited!!!
Don’t read my name !
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Unless you're a lore nerd I'm over here vibrating recognizing exactly what they're pulling on and connecting some dots to recent events in the D&D community and dying because I don't want to spoil anyone else.
This literally looks and feels just like a D&D game
Either you've never played D&D or you need to look up the word literally.
@@grimdolo918 I can tell you that this is how modern D&D is. Majority of D&D 5E is very much different from past editions that no one follow the guidelines and tell their own stories as they want.
This is a movie that uses D&D elements. If we were LITERALLY watching D&D it would be a bunch of people sitting around a table playing the game. My statement had nothing to do with the story. Also I've been playing 5e ever almost every week for the last 4 years. So you don't need to try to instruct me. Thanks.
@@grimdolo918 I think you need to look up the word literally. Lol
You have no idea
This trailer is FULL of D&D spells, creatures, and locations straight out of the books.
It is full of Fan service. 😍
This is how Fan IPs should be made.
"And the Oscar goes to.....gelatinous cube!"
Yap.. But who cares oscas...
The trailer looks good, we'll have to see how the actual movie is though
I saw the trailer not knowing what this is and I almost skipped until I saw the displacer beast
Yes! I was watching it at work and just nodding away at my screen! I am so gonna watch it in whatever D&D regalia I have hanging around the house.
The ending with Pine strumming the lute was worth watching the whole trailer
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And Tarmac? Hell ya, I love bards
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This movie was WILDLY underrated. Amazing film
For the real D&D experience, the druid says "Can I turn into an Owlbear, PLEASE!?!?" and the dm goes "Oh, alright, fine."
DM: Roll a natural 20 and you got it.
Player: ::Rolls a natural 20::
DM: ....Fuck.
@@DanWeeks thathappened to me3 times!
One DnD will let you turn into one (or anything)
It was a "change shape"
idc if they don't have the right CR, rule of cool overrules anything else
"He also plays the lute."
Oh okay wait so the bard is the leader? Oh, okay, I think I understand what kind of party this is. This will be loads and loads of fun. I can't wait.
‘Hey, just stay back there and let me talk.’ 😆
This might not suck! I think the light-hearted and humorous approach is definitely the way to go. Has a bit of a Guardians of the Galaxy vibe to it, which is great.
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@gothhhhh Guardians of the Galaxy is about as close to a D&D campaign as I've seen in a film. It's a bunch of people making terrible decisions, jokes (good, bad or indifferent) and then saving the day at the end through violence. What else do you want?
Yeah, they are definitely using the Marvel template. It even has Led Zeppelin in the trailer. Can't blame them; they want to make sure it doesn't flop. With (potentially) future D&D movies they can then experiment if this one is a success.
@TryNDoxMe Riiiight... nothing says "woke" like this trailer, depicting a heterosexual white dude trying to recruit another white person to a scheme against Hugh Grant, to the sound of Led Zeppelin. Is your metric for "woke" "someone named Rodriguez has lines"?
Honestly that fits dnd best, not everyone is a serious role-playing with tons of experience, sometimes you just wanna get with your lads and have fun
I'm not familiar with the game, but I can appreciate all the fantasy game element, like the name of the items, it's uses and how it interacts with other spells or items, the classes, I like how the explanation also feels like the kind you see on game, where it's telling you the conditions and limitations of it's use. It's something that's just common in fantasy game, or like the channeling of the spells. But of all the action scenes I like the choreography of xenk fighting with a dagger the most. I don't know if it's just the choreography but xenk seems to be moving a little faster than the enemy, kinda like how a character has higher agility or something like that. He looks like he has some superhuman strength or speed.
This is something that is rarely if ever, done in movies, most of the fantasy movies that involves abilities sand spells, or superhero movies with their ability, they demonstrate the strength by how they affect the surroundings, like missing a bunch and in cracked a hole on concrete wall or dent on a thick steel or something, either that or the character is too powerful where everything target is like a rag doll to them. But when it comes to fighting with another character with similar strength and ability, it always just look like a fight scene between 2 skilled fighter, who don't have superhuman strength.
I mean if you watch the marvel movies or dc's superman, usually characters with superhuman strength also has some superhuman speed and agility because of it, but you don't see that. You see them fighting regular people like soldiers or something, and the only demonstration of their superhuman strength is that they fling them really far, knock down in 1 punch etc.
I also like how the Sofia's blinking ability looks. It's an ability that we've seen in many other movies too, they have different effects on the remnant when they jump, like night crawler in xmen, or even teleportation, but this one shows the movement of it, you can see which direction she's jumping to.
Not gonna lie, seeing a Mimic made me shriek out in joy. Owlbear looks badass af. Also, this trailer has more to do with D&D than the entire first movie from 2000.
Did you see them in the arena dive INTO the gelatinous cube to get away from the displacer beast! That was so awesome!
Awesome for the gelatinous cube you mean. Yum.
First saw that mimic, I said, "Oh no. My worst nightmare fuel"
So freaking cool to see a Mimic brought to life. ❤️
@@nocrtname Ha! Good point...
I can't help but be giddy when seeing all the creatures looking so real. It warms the old D&D heart so very much.
Too right. I've always loved displacer beasts. Glad to see them and so many others getting some love from the effects crews.
Honestly I was gonna pass on this until I saw the monsters. Now they have my attention
If you had an "old" D&D heart, you would hate this.
they look GREAT
Creatures looking real? 🤣🤣🤣
This actually looks cool. Chris Pine is a cool guy.
Liar
You should see his Gruncle Stan
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My buddy and I saw this and when he learned Chris Pine was a Bard, he responded 'Daddy Energy'
I'm so glad I watched the film without seeing a single trailer until now. I would have had some of the best parts spoiled for me. It made it that much more enjoyable! Not knowing the mimic or the owlbear was coming was a great surprise. I understand the need to market, but sadly it comes at the expense of some of the best parts of a film's impact.
When the trailer highlights Black dragons with acid breath, mimic's, druid proper shapeshifting into owlbears, gelatinous cube, displacer beasts, Magic that is clearly known and recognizable spells, this, this is gooooood.
uhm actually druids dont get the ability to change into an owlbear until level 17 when they learn shapechange. wild shape states that you cant turn into beasts or elementals and the owlbear is considered a beast. get your fucking facts right.
@@username1719 ACKCHYUALLY
@@username1719 how do you know she isn't level 17? They've absolutely been doing this for a while, if they've already stolen something that could bring about the end of the world. But aside from that I doubt there will be actual levels. I'm just happy that it's an actual possibility for the druid to get that ability and they use it correctly in the movie
@@username1719 are you implying a movie that seems to be trying to capture a campaign feel doesn't have a DM that let Owlbears be beasts instead of monstrosities because of the rule of cool?
@@username1719 Rule of cool is a rule for a reason
it may be the accurate monster design, the party wanting to go over the plan in a tavern or simply the campaign accurate looking story, this movie looks phenomenal and as a D&D fan I am so excited.
I'm not sure off the top of my head if Druid's wildshape allows Owlbears...but I'm 100% down for it in a movie.
@@treyslider6954 It doesn’t, owl bears are technically monstrosities not beasts, but it also one hundred percent should and any DM who doesn’t allow it doesn’t know how to bend rules for fun. I approve
At this point, I am just here for the classically accurate monsters. And the mimic, oh my!
@@KillerOfWhales even so! The design is perfect imo
@@KillerOfWhales I honestly thought they were allowed
This actually looks fun, let's hope there's a scene where one of the main characters randomly murders a villager without reason and it's never tied into the plot whatsoever.
Or have random attacks from bands of Flaming Fist mercenaries to deal with from that point forward 🙂
@@garytwinem5275 And a book of ancient wisdom that never materializes
@@MP-tj5xv Or have a weapon forged by the Gods of Order to defeat the forces Chaos, Death and Destruction but never used it because he sold it for 60,000 gold pieces just to buy healing herbs.
@@thefirstofthelastones8952 OMG 100% LOL!
@@bonitabromeliadsFound a vorpal sword on a dead orc once.
Did not expect this movie to be as fun as it was..Definitely one of my favorite films of the year!
100% down for this! The CGI looks great, story seems simple and fun and can tell Chris Pine was having fun with the role.
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The acid breath on the black dragon alone sold me. It looks like it'll be fun as hell.
Okay, this does look your typical D&D adventure and.... that means they did their homework, I guess! Y'know what? I'm down for it!
Took them 23 years to get it right
Hopefully this stays focused in the fantasy adventure of dnd and not the real world players sitting around. Could possibly lead to the varios dnd adventures being made into eventual movies like curse of strahd or waterdeep dragon heist
You're down for it but I'm up for it.
Apparently the producer and directors are avid DnD players, and the woman playing the druid is a big fan of actual plays like Critical Role and Adventure Zone, so it looks like a lot of fan love for DnD went into making this movie.
Hope there is no woke coz i hate it
So rather than adapting a story in D&D, they’re basically adapting how a weekly game night of playing D&D with your friends can go.
I’m down for that.
Dad & I were looking for a movie to watch, saw this on showcase and thought “huh, they made a DnD movie? Sure, why not.”
One of the *BEST* fantasy game movies I’ve ever been to!! I have SUPER high hopes for a sequel in the form of another campaign!
I want more Sophia Lilis being an Owlbear!! Especially the moment where the Owlbear beat Sofina at the end 😂😂
I hope someone says "that's like a 1 in 20 chance of happening" when something lucky happens. That'll be fucking awesome
God, that would be so cool.
fan service
I would also accept saying something like...
PC1: "How likely is it to happen?"
PC2: "I'd say like a 5% chance."
Since that's the percentage odds for a Natural 20.
That would be critical
Lol...yeah, and would be pretty obscure, but a DEEP insider reference would be if they worked graph paper into a scene! :) Early-80's middle school D&D player here...and we'd use it to design our castles and dungeons with each square on the grid costing a set number of gold pieces in conjunction with die rolls. Anyone else do that?
There's a dragon, there's a bard. As a DM, it already makes me nervous.
Think of the inspiration though...
Oh, the actor is just too charismatic. They HAVE to make a horny bard joke at some point!
@@nerdletter3773 I hope they do :P
Twas I who fucked the dragon!!
I have personally been at fault for the summoning of 2 demon lords over the course of a single campaign. At this point I should get “We didn’t mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known” on a t shirt
No, your shirt should be "We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known....twice"
Damned cursive. You were going for a lemon weren't you?.
Who wants a sequel of this DnD movie
I was expecting WAY worse. This looks pretty dope honestly.
This looks rather decent but I’ll watch
It will be better than the last movie, though that's a pretty low bar
I already had low expectations, and it still disappointed me.
This...
This actually looks like D&D
My hope are slim, but this trailer does give me hope 😄
This does look great but before anyone casts aspersions on the 2000 movie people should remember that movie was entirely written, directed and financed by Courtney Solomon. It was his passion project. He single-handedly got the seed money from friends and family before getting Hollywood backing and still managed to get decent Hollywood talent to start in it. He did this in an age before Kickstarter or other forms of croudsourcing.
Yes it's a flawed movie, bad even by AAA Hollywood standards, but it's an impressive feat for a single person.
And judging from this movie trailer they retained a similar amount of humor and hijinx that the 2000 movie had.
@@therexbellator The movie still sucked giant donkey dicks. Saw it in theaters with my girlfriend. Was so very, very bad.
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It’s awesome to see a good representation of a real D&D campaign out there. People like my gf can’t quite grasp why d&d is so fun and this movie literally screams out why it is so fun. In our heads it’s a movie and this is just awesome!!!
@DONT READ PROFILE PIC sure
Oh and playing in a real campaign is 10x times more fun because it's your character experiencing all the shenannigens instead of these actors you see.
Best part about it is the Bard as the main "leader"/"planner" xD we all know how that ends when applied to a real party
@@ip1335 The Bard seeing the dragon, we all know who really is in danger hahahaha
@@ip1335 well that depends on the character. My bard was from the college of metal (homebrew similar to college of swords) and he was the definition of a sigma male. He was all about using his abilities to make the party shine while he plays the most badass metal music in the background and casts lightning bolts at the same time. Even though he didn't pursue to be a "protagonist", he sure did become the informal leader of the group with his catchy music and badass but caring personality
This movie needs a sequel!
Chris Pine and Michelle Rodrigez is not a duo I thought I needed, but it makes so much sense! You can tell even from this trailer how good their dynamic is. Can't wait to see this film!
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Me either and he is a bard to boot lol
What dynamic? They're hired to stand there, bicker, act tough, and ignore everything that makes a watchable movie...
@@mikeb3172 Michelle Rodrigez is painfully bad
It actually kinda seems weird seeing Chris Pine cast in this movie in the first place. I think casting could have been better.
I love the tone that they're going for!!! So much fun!!! Not taking themselves too seriously
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Yeah, like the OTHER D&D Movie that Bombed did? yeah. sounds like a *FANTASTIC* IDEA!
@@Polygonlin Way to be positive mate
@@prostatelord Be careful, god forbid if anybody has an opinion about someone else’s opinion. You know how the saying goes: as soon as one person has an opinion nobody else can feel any way about it or express disagreement with it or else you are suddenly in the wrong.
I honestly hate this memey-approach.
Comedy in film is at it's best when it emerges organically in context, or else you take a comedic context, and play it a little more seriously, or things like that.
Sort of like how some people are funny because they make witty commentary, and work within the context of what's going on, and then some people try really hard and usually just recite jokes, and you wish they'd shut up.
I honestly don't know what to expect from most movies these days, This looks a lot better than I had hoped for. What ever they were going for I just wanted it done well, this looks like it has been done pretty well.
Paramount pictures did different on dungeon and Dragon movie than Warner Brothers dungeon and dragon movie.
Too bad it's just Guardians of the Galaxy with a fantasy vaneer.
@@Hyperguyver2 That's literally what most dnd groups are at it's core, Players don't act like fantasy characters with shakespearean voices, It's your chaotic band of misfits or your chosen ones who want the money or murder hobos
@@Hyperguyver2 could be, but this one has a different hook. They did something bad and for whatever reason they feel responsible to fix it. GotG was a prison break movie.
So maybe similar characters but whole different story.
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1:26 let’s be honest, this scene is so cool
I love how instead of trying to make a compelling drama about a game they made a fun movie with the established lore of the game. I also like the guardians of the galaxy vibe to it all. Looks great.
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Compared to the other live action movie which had a beholder serving humans as a bodyguard which completely contradicts their nature in current dnd
Well the guardians of the galaxy was pretty much a dnd party in space
Cliche
Derivative
@@blockprime3006 Which other live action movie?
Also, I'd like to point out there are variants of beholders that do serve humans in some capacity.
Actually looks like a real D&D movie first time I've been hype in a while for a trailer
I'm getting so many Guardians of the Galaxy vibes here, which is a great thing. The cast is outstanding, the monsters all look fantastic, and the tone that they're going for here is more of a silly adventure rather than a serious quest was definitely the right call. Looking forward to watching this nostalgic creation.
@@TheJeremyseattle seem fun
@@TheJeremyseattle The vibe I’m getting is perhaps one notch more serious than an average MCU movie. Less genre-savvy quipping to the audience and more reacting to their extraordinary and slightly comedic circumstance.
Signed, except for the Dragon. In an age of GoT CGI Dragon Quality, the white one looks a bit too plastic for me. I see what they are trying to do here by imagine them like in some earlier Editions but not sure here. Could also be a hatchling or a young dragon in the one shot, but let's see.
But the Displacer Beast, the Mimic and the Owlbear really killed it...so I am on the chochooo hype train now! 😍
This is exactly what I said. It's giving Guardian of the galaxy vibes. Looks fun
I mean if you look at GoG, it's pretty much a DnD campaign in space. Like all the tropes.
I only went to this movie because my friend wanted to go.... But y'all have no idea how much I loved it. Probably my favorite new movie in many years. I loved it so much.
Ok….this looks a lot better than what I was expecting….hopefully the DND movie does pretty well. Been a fan of dungeons & dragons since childhood so I think this could be fun to watch.
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It would be really cool if they published something like a character sheet for each of the main characters since they're DND characters. That would be an awesome promotional move and also just really fun if you want to play one of the characters from the movie in your own game.
yes please
Eh. You run the risk of people nitpicking the scenes in the film and go: "That scene at 32.56 is wrong. Since he's a College of Swords bard he can't actually use that feat to escape the trap, that's exclusive to College of Lore bards." and then extrapolate that kind of comment for all the characters. :P
@@suntiger745 Like nerds won't nitpick this movie anyway!
@@badtoken3739 this. Release the sheets anyway I say!
@@badtoken3739 yep, no matter what you will have dnd youtubers talking about what they got wrong and right from DnD. Atleast they could release the character sheets for people to have fun with or make similar builds.
Since so many people keep on commenting the same thing:
Circle of the Moon Druids can become Owl Bears. With DM approval and it's quite commonly allowed. The reason it isn't is because it's classified as a Monstrosity. Where Druid's wildshape into beasts. The reason for the Monstrosity is because the Owl Bear was originally labeled as a creation from a mad wizard. Yet cannon changed it as a natural creature. However, the label wasn't changed. Depending on your DM you either use the older origins or the one more accepted in modern canon. So Yes a druid can wildshape into an owlbear.
"However, the oldest elves recalled that owlbears had been around for many millennia and a few fey claimed owlbears had always been found in the Feywild.[1] In fact, owlbears were brought into being by one of the creator races,[11] most likely the aearee". Their stat bloc is also very close to a strong Cave Bear with similarly low intelligence.
So the reason the Owl Bear isn't allowed is due to the lore that it was created by a wizard. Yet recent lore suggests that was a myth and not the case.
Yes... what he said!
That was probably the most to the point and complete explanation without name calling or vitriol that I have ever heard ☆☆☆☆☆
That's 5 internet stars good sir well done!
Thanks, sir. You are a hero. And I will die if i didnt play with this now.
Upvote this hero
Thanks for that!! :)
Not just any owl bear, a snowy owl-bear. Beautiful white speckled coat
Unexpected looks like it won't suck too bad. Still going in with low expectations, haha. Hoping it will be good!
a fantasy movie with captain kirk, Dom's GF, and rock music... its gonna suck
@@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble hate that negativity, think positively
@@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble The trailers don't always have that same music in the actual film. With that said, the rock music totally worked for A Knight's Tale. Hopefully, they don't use the same music though and just use a good fantasy score, even just something from Two Steps From Hell would be good. But yeah, that cast (mainly those two) wouldn't have been my first choice, haha. But will reserve judgement until I actually see it. Can't suck worse than that putrid one from 2000.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Watch, it'll suck worse than direct to DVD D&D flicks which had ZERO budget.
@@alucard624 hahaha hope not, but won't be surprised. Hollywood has still yet to do D&D justice.
I honestly wasn't at all excited by this based on how the earlier films turned out, but after seeing the trailer ( i think i have watched it at least 10 times since last night), I am VERY EXCITED!!! Can't wait till March!!
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its great. trailers can be deceptive but this is really good.
@shadowdragoon6 yes, is a Trilogy
It always great when you stumble across a movie you didn't know you were waiting your whole life for.
Exactly
Agreed
For real man. This looks so good
Agreed
well, I can tell is a feminist c list movie with a big budget. Back in the 80s this amount of budget for a 💩 movie was unthinkable but zoomer audiences drink 💩 so here we are.
Great movie, comedy, action, adventure and storytelling in the D&D style and not pushed or forced. All I can say at this point is, when is the next one? As long as it is done in a similar way as this film it will also be an amazing movie.
We might FINALLY have a good DnD movie!
This actually looks and feels like the game experience!
The fact that we have a bard actually playing the face of the group instead of a backup joke character is just the cherry on top.
I WILL be seeing this on the big screen. 👍
Wrath of God was good
It's gonna be a bad marvel movie clone lmao
@@baklapjr Can tell you came from moist critikal's video with that comment. Pretty sad that you're regurgitating the exact same thing he says honestly.
@@aedanshepard316 nah, haven't even watched Ct1tikals lastest videos yet. I just hate the marvel formula and this movie screaaaaams this.
@@baklapjr Uh huh. Suuure.. Whatever you say, man.
I want this to be a D&D game where the players have thrown logic out the window, forced the DM to go off script and is forced to make up the story as he goes along, and it looks like that is what they are making. Awesome.
There's a scene where the characters dive into a gelatinous cube to dodge an attack.
We've done worse, haven't we?
@@anhilliator1 In their defense, there was really only one direction that the displacer would definitely not be coming from. You can’t trust your sight at all when displacers are involved.