Jeremy Irons, Bruce Payne, Justin Whalin
There is trouble in Izmer. With the emperor dead from an assassin's poison, the 16-year-old princess Savina (Thora Birch) inherits not just the throne but also the royal scepter, which has the power...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 22, 2001
Stats: 1,760 reviews
I've been playing D&D since 1979, and this movie did not have enough of a D&D feel. Of course I stopped playing with the 1st Edition rules, I hoped that more monsters, character classes, armor-types, traps and spells from the D&D world would've been shown in this movie. Where wer...( read more)
If I can tell that a movie is bad at the age of 10, then I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that it's a pretty fucking bad movie.
also gtfo Thora Birch, where is your career
I REALLY wanted the Wayans' character to die, and I got my wish. The only good part of the movie.
Its silly in places, but at least its mostly fun. Dodgy effects in places too.
OMG they like killed D&D! How can a D&D movie with Jeremy Irons in it be so so bad. Oh wait, theres a Wayans bro in there too!
Wrath of the Dragon God is a good D&D film--this is *not*.
I never was exposed to the game, but I can't begin to imagine that it's anywhere near as awful as the film is. Not even worthy of competition against some of the Sci-Fi network's original movie clunkers. "Snails!!!!!"
A weak movie adaptation in terms of story, acting and awesomeness, this one is mainly for all the gamers out there to see it in the flesh. A great game with lots of movie potential in it, but no one to use it...
It was much better than I expected. The dialogue definitely got corny at times, but I have seen much worse. It was entertaining to watch.
Lots of silly CGI and goofiness. It's never boring though, and I did laugh at a couple parts. Overall, not good by any means but still not too too bad.
The Wayans role is a total cringe -- a cowardly and stupid nonstop talker who is easily manipulated by and wholly devoted to his mentally superior buddy. full review
The disconnects are so strange that with a little more effort, they could have become a style. full review
Consists of a barrage of poorly staged fight scenes and dialogue that not even Arnold Schwarzeneggar in Conan the Barbarian could bring himself to utter. full review
Oh, god, why oh why they wasted D&D franchise in such a movie? My dream is to see an adaptation from the D&D's 80s cartoon (the kids that are on the roller coaster and then go to D&D world). Imagine how it would be! Somebody call Peter Jackson and demand the cartoon adaptation. It would be a guaranteed hit.
i thought it was alright... but maybe thats why they never finihed it....
I haven't watched this since last time I watched it. I hardly remember the whole movie but from what I recall it wasn't that good. The only thing I know about D&D that there was an animated series on tv many years ago and I watched it, though I was still young to understand..it. To D&D fans I think this movie was a total disspointment it could of been a LOT better and again I'm not even a total D&D nerd. I wouldn't watch this again if I saw it on the shelves and I was bored, I'd pick something else...
LOL, not just the ending (it was worst), but I didn't get the entire movie...
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