I’ve never really played D&D, but as a gamer, I’ve definitely seen it played, and have been involved in a few of the typical conversations (read: arguments) that surround a typical run-through. If you’ve played the game, or are like me and know what’s involved, then you have to watch this movie.
While the film didn’t have the high budget that I personally believe it deserved, it was still amazingly well put together. The characters were impressively in depth, and the dialog is almost as quotable as “The Princess Bride” (likely the most quotable movie ever.)
I’m not going to go into depth on what the movie is about, but if you have a Netflix account or video store nearby, go watch it now. If you’re not tearing up with laughter by the end, then you should head to the doctor to have your sense-of-humor repaired.
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Mark (aka mercutiom) is the Tech geek of the crew and a superior strategist to boot. He may not win every game, but he’ll probably beat you the second time around. He also runs and maintains this site, the Flickr group, the Twitter account, and pretty much everything else that’s web based. Other than gaming Mark is a supervisor for a local web hosting company, a freelance web designer, and writer. He lives in Tempe, AZ with three loud roommates and two louder dogs.
