Dungeons & Dragons

2000 • 107 Minuten

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The imaginary world of the most popular fantasy role-playing game ever comes to life in this special-effects-filled adventure. In the Empire of Izmer, magic is the key to power in both the supernatural and political realms. The Mages are a sect who know the secrets of magic and use it to hold sway over the masses. The youthful Empress Savina wants to use her powers to bring justice and prosperity to all, but Profion is an evil Mage who wants to use his knowledge of magic to overthrow Savina and establish his own despotic rule. Through deceitful means, Profion wins away the special scepter that allows him to control the nation's Golden Dragons; Savina's only hope to recover the scepter and the rule of Izmer is to obtain the Rod of Savrille, a talisman that will give her powers over the Red Dragons, even more powerful than their golden counterparts. As Savina sets out to gain control of the Red Dragons, she gains a number of unlikely allies.

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Rated ★★ bucause JI did his best to work with a s**t script & direction that should not evevn for the Sunday Funnies. The D&D game was fun for my kids til grew out of it in late teens. Film may be good for young gamers but not my call. Apologies to JI for being caught into such low rated film, have liked most all of his performances viewed. JI, keep up your good work! Mic Pete • Cl;-)≈ ™ • Ririe, Idaho USA 🇺🇸

The first in a (loosley connected) trilogy of films by Courtney Solomon, This one starring Jeremy Irons, Justin Whalin, and Marlon Wayans, and Bruce Payne is high on star power yet low in plot advancement and character development. The movie does however redeem itself with an epic all-out dragon battle during the films climax.

This movie's only saving grace is that it has Richard O'Brien in it. The genius behind Rocky Horror who became a game show host and pretty much plays that here.