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[Film]

Why Saga: Curse of the Shadow Is a Better DnD Film

As of recently I have been reviewing some of the lesser known or respected fantasy films, namely the first two entries to the DnD franchise (which will be getting another Big Screen entry in 2022). Today I am going to be looking at “SAGA: Curse of the Shadow” and we will analyze why it is a better “Dungeons & Dragons” film. Be warned, however, if you are expecting a trashy B-Movie you will be disappointed.

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Why Dungeons & Dragons 2 Is Worse Than You Remember

People remember the first “Dungeons & Dragons” film with little warmth. It left hardcore fans feeling ridiculed, and general movie going audience scratching their heads. While taken in the context for what it is, entertainment, there is enough content to appease those who entered theaters with low expectations. Sadly that was not enough to elicit a second outing. At least not if failed to offer more than the original. Did it?

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Why Dungeons & Dragons the Film Is Better Than You Remember

Sword and sorcery films have a hard time in theaters, and unless their name happens to be “Lord of the Rings” they are almost guarantee to be both a commercial and critical failure. Since the original “Dungeons & Dragons” film will be celebrating its twentieth birthday on December 8th–I thought that it was high time for a re:view. And what I found may surprise you. Cast 7/10 Many people panned the film due to the cast, I disagree.

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[Gaming]

Kingdom: The Far Reaches

There is a difference when I say nostalgia and when my kids say nostalgia. For them nostalgia is reminiscing about “Gravity Falls” from their respective childhood. The series ran from 2012-2016 and for them that feels like a long time ago. My youngest even had nightmares after the first episode of season two aired. That said, for me the time frame is slightly different. That is why I can be nostalgic for “Kingdom: The Far Reaches” an entertaining adventure game from 1997.

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[Gaming]

Sitting Atop the Throne

For those among us who don’t (unfortunately) have a lot of time to invest in gaming we can always fall back to our phones when we have a minute or two of downtime. My downtime has recently been spent with “Throne: Kingdom at War” which is sort of like an RTS without so much of the RT but enough of the S to make it enjoyable for short spurts. I can’t tell you much about it, other than it is one of those endless fantasy games that keeps popping up in the App Store and it looked playable enough to peek my interest.

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