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Título original: Dungeons & Dragons

2000
12
1 h 47 min

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Profion é um diabólico mago que conspira contra o Império. Para tomar o poder em Izmer, ele controla os dragões. Agora, as esperanças do reino pairam sob Snails, Ridley e bravos guerreiros q... Ler tudoProfion é um diabólico mago que conspira contra o Império. Para tomar o poder em Izmer, ele controla os dragões. Agora, as esperanças do reino pairam sob Snails, Ridley e bravos guerreiros que vão ajudá-los na batalha contra Profion.Profion é um diabólico mago que conspira contra o Império. Para tomar o poder em Izmer, ele controla os dragões. Agora, as esperanças do reino pairam sob Snails, Ridley e bravos guerreiros que vão ajudá-los na batalha contra Profion.

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37 mil

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3.605

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Vídeos6

Trailer 2:28

Dungeons & Dragons

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Dungeons & Dragons: At Last

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Dungeons & Dragons: At Last

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Dungeons & Dragons: Lame

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Dungeons & Dragons: Scroll

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Dungeons & Dragons: Thief

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Dungeons & Dragons: Unity

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Curiosidades
When asked why he did this film, Jeremy Irons replied, "Are you kidding? I'd just bought a castle, I had to pay for it somehow!"

Erros de gravação
When Damodar is holding Snails up on the castle, a combine harvester/ tractor is visible in a field in the background.

Citações
Profion: Let their blood rain from the sky!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
No dragons or other animals were hurt or injured during the filming of this motion picture.

Versões alternativas
The DVD contains several deleted and extended scenes as well as alternate versions of scenes used in the movie. According to director Corey Solomon, most of these were not used because of budgetary constraints in regards to special effects. They include:
A cameo by D&D co-creator Dave Arneson as a council wizard during the dragon fighting toward the end of the movie.
An extended Council meeting where Profion (Jeremy Irons) tries to convince the Council that Empress Savina (Thora Birch) is somehow responsible for his botched experiment at controlling dragons.
Ridley (Justin Whalin), Snails (Marlon Wayans), Marina (Zoe McLellan), and Elwood (Lee Arenberg) escape the city watch through the sewers. Elwood introduces himself to the party and Marina gets sewer water dumped on her in copious amounts.
Ridley and Marina's encounter inside the magical scroll they both get sucked into. Ridley explains why he has a hatred of mages, and the duo are charged with the quest to seek the Rod of Savrille.
The party enters the Thieves' Guild of Antioch through a series of secret doors and passages.
An extended version of the Thieves' Guild fight. In this version we see footage of Elwood going into a battle rage when his helmet is knocked off.
An extended version of Snails trying to woo over Norda (Kristen Wilson). They have a conversation about the moon and "sensing" things.
A conversation between Marina and Norda after Snails' death. It is revealed that Marian has feelings for Ridley and Norda had some degree of affection for Snails. They are interrupted by an elven search party.
While being healed by the Elf King (Tom Baker), Ridley has a vision of a gold dragon hatching from an egg.
A scene of the party wating outside the cave while Ridley seeks the Rod of Savrille. They are discovered by Damodar (Bruce Payne) and his men.
An alternate ending sequence, where Ridley stands at Snails' grave alone, speaking to his friend. After his speech, Ridley walks away from the grave, presumably back to the celebrations.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Proof of Life/Vertical Limit/The Emperor's New Groove/State and Main/Pollock/Dungeons and Dragons (2000)

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One of the worst films of 2000

If there hadn't been a "Battlefield Earth", this movie probably would have gotten my vote for worst movie of 2000. The only way it is (slightly) better than that movie is the (very) occasional good set or effect.

I could write for hours about what's wrong with this movie, but this is what comes to mind immediately

(1) The horrible acting. I honestly can't understand why someone so talented as Jeremy Irons would be going so over the top. It's clear, however, that he isn't enjoying himself in the movie, so maybe he's getting revenge against the movie by acting so terribly

The most annoying performance goes to Marlon Wayans. His shrieking, cowardly character uncomfortably brings up images of stereotypes from the 1930s. At least he doesn't say "Feet, do your stuff!" - though he sure comes close.

(2) The bright, glitterly look of every scene. When you think of sword and sorcery, I think we all think of things rough and with grit. Not here.

(3) The movie constantly rips off from other (better) movies, most notably from the four STAR WARS movies

(4) The characters. Why the hell were the dwarf and elf in this movie? They could easily have been written out without consequence. And the main thief hero is one of the blandest heroes I've ever seen in the movie.

(5) Virtually all the special effects, sets etc. are AWFUL. Sometimes they look even worse than those seen on the Xena and Hercules shows! (Though those two shows at least have the excuse of having lower budgets - and they make up for the cheap effects by having better scripts, characters, and acting!)

(6) And speaking of scripts...thos script is terrible! Mainly it's because the story itself hardly makes any sense!