http://variety.com/2018/film/news/nightwing-director-dungeons-and-dragons-at-paramount-1202706071/

Adam McKay (Lego Batman) is being eyed for this, though it's still early, but this would be interesting for what it means to his involvment with DC's Nightwing.

Nonetheless, I'd love to see a proper D&D movie. It really lends itself to successful blockbusters, just needs to get off on the right foot.

Mazes and monsters was already the perfect d&d movie

So, a Stranger Things movie?

It should be 100% in the D&D world - not have a players' world component.

Base it on Keep on the Borderland, place it in The Forgotten Realms, and have it be a focus on a group like Guardians of the Galaxy.

TriAg2010 said:

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So, a Stranger Things movie?

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um... no

Wasn't there a D&D movie released in like 2000? Hope this is better than that one.

redline248 said:

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Wasn't there a D&D movie released in like 2000? Hope this is better than that one.

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Yes and one of the main villains was a bald dude with blue lipstick.

Cromagnum said:

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redline248 said:

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Wasn't there a D&D movie released in like 2000? Hope this is better than that one.

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Yes and one of the main villains was a bald dude with blue lipstick.

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Pyat Pree?

AustinAg2K said:

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Can't just about any fantasy movie be considered a D&D movie?

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Didn't the fantasy genre exist before dnd?

Bruce Almighty said:

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Every fantasy trope basically comes from Tolkien.

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While I totally understand this idea, Tolkien himself pulled from previous works of fantasy. Like Beowulf.

Any narration/voice-over work needs to be done by a Level 25 Dungeon Master, or higher.

Who plays James Dallas Egbert III?

Zip 88 said:

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Any narration/voice-over work needs to be done by a Level 25 Dungeon Master, or higher.

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I don't know is level, but Vin Diesel is a huge D&D player.

Tainted Sword movie please

redline248 said:

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AustinAg2K said:

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Can't just about any fantasy movie be considered a D&D movie?

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Didn't the fantasy genre exist before dnd?

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Yes, but I guess my point was that D&D has no one story. It's whatever the DM makes up, so you could basically take any story and say it's D&D.

Ambres said:

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I would like to see the Dragonlance Chronicles series .. 3 movies.

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Recognize these?



Given to my son by grandma, who apparently kept them from when dad had them 30 years ago.

I grew up playing D&D in its hey day and when everyone was making fun of it. It helped that we were also into sports, music, and everything else.

Decades later there is a business three miles from our home that hosts role playing games, which to my surprise are making a comeback. I brought my sons to introduce them to D&D and they drew everyone's attention by showing up with my old pewter figurines from the 70s and 80s, especially the draconians.

It's a different crowd of people, but as fun as ever.

I totally forgot about this cartoon! wow! blast from the past

Loved that cartoon on Saturday mornings!

Tiamat was the bomb.

I came to reference the cartoon, also. It was one of my favorites as a kid.

No one has mentioned the early 2000s move version of D&D, or the even crappier sequel. Not surprising.

Other than LOTR, fantasy movies have a hard time in the theater.

I mentioned one of them, not sure which. I think I did see them both. Both were pretty forgettable.

I'd really like to see a Dragonlance Chronicles trilogy.

Was just thinking the same thing. People are posting without even reading previous posts....but what's new, this is Texags.

1 - Thundarr the Barbarian
2 - Herculoids
3 - Dungeons & Dungeons

1 and 2 may have been before your time.