Dungeons & Dragons - Caravan of Garbage

A humorous deep dive into the 2000 Dungeons & Dragons movie, exploring its origins, production struggles, and cult status.

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Key Takeaways

The 2000 Dungeons & Dragons movie was a low-budget, rushed project with a troubled production history.
Courtney Solomon’s youthful ambition and boldness were key to the film’s existence.
Despite its flaws, the movie has a cult following and captures some essence of the D&D world.
High-profile producers showed interest but ultimately did not participate.
The film’s generic and low-quality execution contrasts sharply with the rich Dungeons & Dragons lore.

What the video covers

The video revisits the 2000 Dungeons & Dragons movie, questioning how it was made and why it received a cinema release despite its quality.
Discussion includes the film's low-budget, rushed production, and its resemblance to full-motion video games of the era.
Courtney Solomon, a teenager at the time, acquired the film rights by convincing TSR officers and pitched a trilogy inspired by Star Wars.
Notable potential producers like Francis Ford Coppola and James Cameron were considered but did not ultimately participate.
The film’s budget was drastically cut from $100 million to around $36 million, leading to production challenges.
Solomon ended up directing due to the inability to secure a director, despite being inexperienced.
The video touches on the Dungeons & Dragons universe and its rich lore, contrasting it with the movie's generic portrayal.
The hosts reflect on the film’s legacy, its flaws, and how it captures some of the D&D vibe despite its shortcomings.
There is speculation on how the film might have been different if James Cameron had directed it.
The video ends with a lighthearted tone, thanking editors and viewers.

Chapters

Who directed the 2000 Dungeons & Dragons movie?

Courtney Solomon directed the movie after failing to secure another director, despite being inexperienced.

How did Courtney Solomon acquire the rights to make the Dungeons & Dragons movie?

At 19 years old, Solomon called TSR officers pretending to be an economics student working on a project, then pitched his idea and bought the rights.

Did any famous producers show interest in the Dungeons & Dragons movie?

Yes, potential producers included Francis Ford Coppola and James Cameron, but neither ultimately produced the film.

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Speaker A

Welcome back, everybody, to Caravan of Garbage, etc., and so forth. Leave a like. Mason, hello. As I was re-watching Dungeons and Dragons, the movie from the year 2000, go on, I thought to myself, what is this? How did this happen? And I must

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know. So the majority of my research into this was just trying to figure out how the [ __ ] we got here with this, because this got a cinema release in the year 2000. Yeah, and it looks like now it

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sounds like you're joking because often you'll do a joke. Sometimes I'll do a joke. Sometimes I'll entitle my notes for a particular movie in a funny way. For example, today I've written Dungeons and Dragons because the movie's dumb and it

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dragged on quite a lot. That's a good joke. But the thing that I said earlier about it being released in cinemas in the year 2000 is true. But it looks like one of those full motion video games from like around that era or before or

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before even, or like, you know, you'd play like a Command and Conquer or Warcraft or something like that. And they Dark Forces 2 Jedi Knight, great game, exactly. And it's like, it's like the, this is the CD-ROM version. So there's

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full motion video cut scenes and there's just some people in some rubber costumes. Yeah, I mean, like they've, they've, they've cornered the fleet. Well, luckily send our flight, send the other flights. So the good flight, I'm Mark Hamill. I do these

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in the 90s. Yeah, no, you're absolutely right. But here's how it happened. Okay, there are multiple attempts to make this in the 80s. It became like a kids TV show at one point. Do you remember? I don't. I

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think the idea here though is, you know, you want to be completely immersed in, want to be immersed in that world, baby. I mean, it doesn't work, but I get it. You want to be immersed in the most generic

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world there is, baby. I have so many Dungeons and Dragons questions for you, Mason. Well, or maybe three, as you know, but perhaps the viewers don't know. Uh, well, I haven't played Dungeons and Dragons in like 20 years. Yeah, but I, I

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did play it back in the day, you know, a few for a couple of years. I think what I like about a lot of tabletop role-playing games, not even playing it, just like the world that they inhabit, like, you know, you get the, you get the

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source book and it has, you know, the realm that it takes place in and all the various, you know, monsters and characters that inhabit the world. And I'm just a big fan of that. There was, there's been a

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bunch of like Dungeons and Dragons novels and I've, you know, read a few of those and, you know, it's just a great world. Didn't put it in this though, did they? There were some things, maybe again, I have questions. Okay, we'll get to them

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later. So the director of this, Courtney Solomon, so his mother was a freelance production coordinator for movies and TVs. So he spent like a lot of his formative years like on sets in the hometown of Toronto, which is, well,

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whatever the opposite of a latchkey kid is. That's true. So what he did at 19 years old, and this is actually incredible, legitimately, he rung the officers of TSR, who, which is the home of DnD. First of all, brave. None of us would

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any of us have the courage to do that. No, make a phone call if somebody picked up. Oh God, what if they didn't pick up and you had to leave a voicemail? Think about what to put on there. Oh, if anything, I

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would have just waited until, you know, text messaging became a very common thing and I would have texted like, hey, can I can authorize Dungeons and Dragons? No worries if not. So he pretended to be an economics student. He was working on a

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project related to D&D in a few months. In after striking up a rapport, he was loves a trick. There was a trick. He was like, listen, now that I got my foot in the door, can I pitch you my idea for a

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Dungeons and Dragons trilogy in the vein of like Star Wars, but instead of X-wings, you've got dragons, and instead of compelling characters, you've got the second Jimmy Olsen. But also in the spirit of Phantom Menace, second Jimmy Olsen from Lost and Clark, not the second

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Jimmy Olsen from just in general, just to clarify. Please go on. Uh, in the spirit of The Phantom Menace, how about we have some Senate committee meetings? Isn't it? Yeah, Thora Birch just doing her best boring queen, I'm a dollar

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impersonation. And you might be like, well, The Phantom Menace 199, and this came out in the year 2000. How they have time to rip it off. This movie took three weeks to me. Exactly how many? And also

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this came out in December, yeah, of 2000. Also, The Phantom is too much time. Exactly. In The Phantom Menace trailers also came out like late 1998, so it's very possible this guy would have been taking notes like, okay, boring stuff in

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the Senate, put that in. Check. So they gave him the rights to make a movie. Well, he bought them though. Yeah, he didn't just get them for free. No, because what a coup if he got them for free. That would

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be incredible. If he got them for free, I'd be like, well, this is what you get. So we got some producers, uh, on board various times, or sorry, I should say potential producers, including Francis Ford Coppola. What? Uh, and is that, is that

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one of your funny jokes, John? No, no, this is when I said Dungeons and Dragons. Uh, no, it's not as funny as that joke, and it's not a joke. He also got James Cameron to maybe think about being a

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producer. So he, some sort of whiz kid. Yeah, I agree. Do you think maybe the fact that he was a teenager who got these rights sort of gave him some, some juice, some juice in Hollywood? James Cameron's like, this guy sounds like a real

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go-getter. I wonder if he'd be in, I wonder if he'd be interested in doing some dangerous underwater stunts. No, well, I'm out. So Courtney Solomon, he recalls a lunch that he had with James Cameron and Lorraine Williams, who was

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the TSR boss at the time, and she apparently eyeballed James Cameron and said, what are your qualifications to direct this film? And this was in like the mid to late night. This is post-Terminator 2. Yeah, and he also

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wasn't even necessarily going to direct. He probably wasn't going to, but what a [ __ ] insane thing to say. Yeah, like you, you don't check before you go into that meeting. You've got someone sitting across from you that is best case

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scenario for somebody sitting right there. I'm James. Look, before we get into whether or not this movie is good, it's not, it's really bad. Imagine a world in which she hadn't said that and James Cameron out of the goodness of his heart

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and wanting to help out this teen kid, yeah, was like, yeah, I will direct Dungeons and Dragons. Imagine what a world we would be in now. Yeah, I think would have changed everything, honestly. Epic fantasies all the time. Yeah, we

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would have been on Dungeons and Dragons 2 by now, probably. Yeah, it would have just come out. That'd be his passion project now. So anyway, Joel Silva ended up producing, which is a great get, also because he, of course, was behind the Die

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Hard movies, The Matrix movies, the movie Swordfish, all classic movies in their own way. But the budget of this, everybody has an off day. You know, I completely agree. But the budget of this was cut from 100 million to

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36.36. I didn't, I said 36 million. Uh, so Solomon couldn't get anybody to agree who was going to direct, so he was just like, I'm gonna do it. So is that, is that really what happened? Apparently what happened

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was it like or is he alike? No, I'm actually gonna do it. Yeah, this is all around. In fact, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna bring that TSR lady in every meeting and get her to insult the new

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guy, and then eventually we'll run out of directors and I'll have to do it. It's Solomon's time, baby. It certainly is. But he has said since that he was saddled with an earlier bad script because Wizards of the Coast, who bought

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TSR in around in the late 90s, like they, they weren't on board with any of this and probably realized that this was a big disaster. He, he says that they wanted it to fail, so I guess they had script

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approval and they said do this one anyways. Do you think, do you think it was a kind of The Producers thing? They'll make a big bank if it failed. Maybe it's gonna happen for the next one.

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guess one thing you could say about this universe and this is very purposeful It's like Star Wars in the sense that you're kind of just dumped into it like there's a little bit of kind of like there's a wizard or whatever I did feel

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a real sense of dumping when I watch this movie but you know yeah and it it seems you know almost like people live in it because sometimes disagree sometimes you'll see a market sometimes you'll see a carpet or a room

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and all of these things add up to yeah you know it's a real environmental storytelling there'll be a cup on a table and you're like oh but sorry I bet somebody will drink out of the cup maybe they already have bloody hell it's you

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in the cinemas I did not say this in the cinemas though I think you did maybe I did yeah I don't remember I don't remember the movies that you saw in the year 2000 wow but here's the thing about

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the art direction of this movie absolute dog [ __ ] what is it okay the council chamber is a great example because there's like a velvet floor and like drapes and Thora Birch is standing on like a stone kind of ornate Circle and

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there's like weird trim on everything and there's a set of stairs behind her which clearly aren't sitting flush with the wall yeah and sometimes it looks like a green screen but I don't know whether it is or it's just lit badly

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okay but again remember James this movie costs 36 dollars so Mason was this a robbery what do you mean like did he just take the money did somebody take the money I don't know yeah and then maybe they reused some

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sets from Hercules the Legendary Journeys it's got some real Hercules the Legendary Journey Vibes and I tell you what they also love in this movie Just CGI shots of castles and environments that also then don't connect to the the

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follow-up shot well again this is right in that pocket where CGI technology was a thing and people were like well we should use it because we have it yeah and they shouldn't have they should have waited 10 years but here's the thing and

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a lot of people have made this comparison the Lord of the Rings which I think the trailer of which played before this no because it's new line right so there would have been some walkouts before the movie started yeah or within

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the first couple of minutes absolutely well within that 15 minutes and you get a refund obviously you know but I also think that's kind of an unfair comparison because a closer example of what this movie looks like would be like

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Dragonheart it was Lord of the Rings was and isn't anomaly no nothing looks like that even now you know it's very rare but I'll give it this is another compliment here we go it captures like that kind of [ __ ] about Vibe of DnD

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except it's not fun like there's running about and snails is always screaming stop it and making noises stop it Marlon Wayans stop it it's really annoying actually well I've got a lot of thoughts about this look I don't think it does

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maintain the spirit of Dungeons and Dragons look technically there are dungeons yeah but there's also like a dungeon-like Arena where you have to retrieve a big Jewel or something except in both of these instances what happens is one guy goes into the dungeon and

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everybody else is just sitting around yeah which is James really reminiscent of the collaborative style of your tabletop role-playing game I lost when I played Dungeons and Dragons James I lost count of the number of times when the

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dungeon master was like okay you going to the dungeon rest of you guys just you have to stay outside because of magic oh do we get our own adventure outside no can we go outside for a smoke no not in

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the game and not in real life either sitting here you can't do anything and mobile phones haven't been invented yet so I don't know what could you do roll a dice no not for anything that would be too distracting okay you're probably

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right yeah oh yeah I guess you can practice your dice rolling for later here's something though what a fascinating performance from Jeremy Irons right Destiny all right look I have a note here and it says um I think all the villainous actors

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were told to just absolutely devour as much scenery as possible yep I think all the heroes were just told to quip any chance they got and I think Thora Birch was told to not react to anything at all

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yeah that's probably right but Jeremy Irons is just he's a Catholic Maniac I mean he is he has talked about you know working on this and how it was like obviously garbage and whatever but I think people were having fun when they

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were making it at least some actors were exactly I think classical acting obviously that's not good probably I don't know is it but at least he's compelling you're like wow he's real he's doing it is he gonna do

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next is he gonna scream is he gonna laugh yeah he's gonna wave a sword do a magic put a big serpent in somebody's ears yeah he'll do that put a serpent in a man's ears maybe and then you know so

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you've got your little Dandy party like your majors and your whatever and an elf and the tallest dwarf I've ever seen um dwarf yes the tallest dwarf I've ever seen oh it's dwarf really there's three main characters right it's the main guy the snails we

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never get an explanation from why he's called snails not even snail I like that sounds like he's slow I have that no hmm why is it snails right did he eat a bunch of snails he must have eaten a

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bunch of snails uh and the the Mage Lady this is in a way we haven't really talked about the plot because it's irrelevant but it's a real snobs versus slobs situation because the slobs are the regular people who just want a bit

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of equality and then the snobs are all the major so we're like no except for thorough Birch is like it'd be cool yeah she's not amazed though really is she that's true she's the queen or something but anyway there's the three main

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characters and then and I guess somebody during the production of this was like oh I guess put an elephant yeah I guess we've got to have a adventuring party so I'll put a dwarf and an elf in here but

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they didn't they don't they have nothing to do they don't explain really why they're there yeah yeah or their incentives it's interesting this guy like clearly spent his entire adolescence wanting to have a Dungeons and Dragons movie made but and then when

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he got the the rights I guess he had like 45 minutes to get the script written well again it was the first first earlier script that was probably a better script Mason yeah yeah definitely I think and I

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annoys me about this like you know how he does a couple of tasks and like he doesn't make the main guy yeah the main guy the second Jimmy Olsen from Lois and Clark yes who's Fine By the way yeah I

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think everybody in this is fine I think everybody except for Jeremy Lyons who's exceptional that's all right but so he goes into like uh you know amazing he's got to do a series of tasks but it's just obstacles like where's like a like

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a door opens in a [ __ ] firewolf comes out or something I don't know yes anything well I'm just gonna but it's always like a series of spikes moving towards him or whatever like this is it we'll look

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want to ask me about the Dungeons and Dragons law yeah so this this isn't said like if you play Dungeons and Dragons you can play in a universe you create you can play in a sort of generic universe or you can like

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purchase pre-built sort of universes there's like Forgotten Realms and Gray Hawk and Raven Loft and all these kind of different Realms with different characters and kind of sometimes different rules for magic and all that sort of stuff and I guess if you wanted

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to acquire Dungeons and Dragons and the rights to one of these other campaign settings yeah that would cost more so I guess it's cheaper to just make the generic one but see even even I don't know James that's James even though even

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though even if that is true just the base Dungeons and Dragons level Universe with the player's handbook and and all that sort of stuff in the monster manual just has like so many incredible spells and monsters and and Adventures like a

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wolf that's on fire for example but none of that is in this yeah the the only point in which in this movie besides the dragons is there's dragons in this they're fine yeah the the only point in this movie where we see what I would

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consider a classic undeniably Dungeons and Dragons Monster is at a point where the main guy and snails they do a little bit of sneaking around they've got to sneak into a place and so they they quietly sneak behind the back of a

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classic couple of Dungeons and Dragons monsters except the Dungeons and dragon monster in question is a Beholder which is canonically in the D and D Universe of Super Genius intelligence and also has 10 eyes on stalks that enable it to

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look in every direction at once yeah like you could they throw a stone and it goes oh yeah yeah you couldn't pick a worse Dungeons and Dragons Monster to quietly sneak behind the back of if you tried like it's

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couldn't it could so it sort of surprises me but me that the guy who wanted to make sort of fundamentally didn't get Dungeons and Dragons it seems you know what I mean I know exactly what you mean lasers and stuff that's exactly and I

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had some questions for you and I think I have one answer so the Empire of isma which is what this is apparently it's Loosely based on the little remembered original basic D setting of Miss Tara okay sure sure and the quote here from

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Courtney Solomon is it seemed better to just do a generic campaign that had all the rules and all the creatures and the Spells you would use in any campaign setting but I suspected and I didn't know this that that's not true because

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my question to you was how much of this do you recognize like there's the flying meatball covered in snakes right the beholder yes yeah but how many of these like spells are spineric they're all just generic I'm sure like there is a spell that shoots a

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rope and ties you up I'm sure that exists yeah right but shoot a ropiamos it's called in the dungeon the dragons Universe like does dragon's blood when it pours into water does it catch fire is that something because I looked into

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it and apparently it's not I don't think so no yeah I had a question about snails like is that a normal name I don't know you can call your character anything yeah uh my name is Hawaiian coffee you can be like big butt two butts his

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heads still but look at two two butts heads right sure and that's funny that is funny that's the spirit of Dungeons and Dragons and I guess my last question is is the porridge rug is that common no I but I do have a note here that that

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says the Trap carpet that turns into custard is the best effect in the movie as far as I'm concerned well it's real it's all practical and it looked like a nice carpet they clearly they built the custard they put the Custard in the pit

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or whatever and then they they did that thing we know where you get a cappuccino and you put the you put the chocolate powder on the top and make a little art they've done that with the carpet they've made it look like a real carpet

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and then snail steps in it he's like oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah well the guy who designed like all the mazes and traps and more 20 questions the custard carpet is on the cover of mistara the main source book okay and underneath it

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says watch out for custard carpet log out what's Wild is the guy who designed all the Trap sequences and like Raiders of the Lost Ark did these wow and I guess I can see those similarities but it is just again generic kind of trash

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whatever you know yeah anyways the ending of this where they're all standing on top of a tower screaming at each other Niles who's killed which I felt again that is his funniest reaction I think I'll say to anything does that

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drop to the knees yeah mine goes like no and then he does that casual just throw off the milk so and even at the time and especially Upon A re-watch I'm like that feels really tonally out of place for

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this movie yeah this movie it should have been like he gets winged and he's like well I'm out of the I'm out of the movie I'll see you at the end or whatever but no you just you gets like

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all his bones broken and his head turned around he gets stabbed in the neck or whatever awful yeah awful stuff but don't worry because at the very end uh there's a cool biker costume that second Jimmy Olsen wears and then they leave

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the dragon eye on snails as grave but then they take the dragon eye and then they're told that snails is alive and then they'll zoom off and I don't know what the [ __ ] any of that was supposed

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to be but snails is not dead it turned out is in the sequel no we'll talk about it but again when they're all standing on the tower like that level of green screen is quite frankly inexcusable yeah and I'm not

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talking about like the people who worked on it I'm talking about any of the money and the way this was kind of clearly shot in a hurry and it's just Dreadful there's a moment where the main guy in

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the snooty a wizard lady who are gonna have a kiss later they both say some spell words and they end up in a map they sort of turn to smoke yeah and just go into the map and it's just horrendous

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like in a round of the twist or something like a like a super low budget Australian TV series that you're watching of an afternoon for kids the Wayne Manifesto for example yeah it's it's that level of spellbinder spell but

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it's that level of special effect I don't yeah astounding that that that that made it to a theatrical release movie but again you gotta remember 36 dollars that's all they have you gotta remember that yeah I got like 50 cents a

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piece for those and I guess credit to like there being so many dragons on screen and also the dragons um nothing like the Ender dragons no technically there was a red dragon and a gold dragon yeah but the Gold Dragon

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looks Brown and as they're fighting I don't know what the difference is yeah because I watched the behind the scenes and it's like well we designed the red one to be more kind of pit bull-like and the the brown ones gold to be more Sleek

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I I didn't get a sense of any of that and also in Dungeons and Dragons like all the dragons are sort of very smart and like have individual names and personalities and they're all kind of you know legendary and they'll you know

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like and they all have stories told about it but this is just like yeah copy and paste some dragons and I guess we need some more red ones put some more red ones in it's probably great anyway Mason they they let the blood Reign from

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the sky each other was my favorite quote from this let's do some green trivia all right let's do a dreadful situation this is uh green trivia and of course the guy who shouts Rodney Rodney Rodney Rodney [Applause] that's why you did this this Jeremy

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Joe's at the Red Carpet Jeremy Irons replied are you kidding me I just bought a castle I had to pay for it somehow makes a lot of sense yeah now during this movie uh at around 42-29 somebody says I can't remember who it

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wasn't snails because I would have remembered that it's about honor a month yeah someone says honor Amongst Thieves and I went wow epic foreshadowing that's right they said it twice I think I think they say honor among Thieves oh that's a

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22 minutes roughly and then honor amongst things later on yeah well something that you should know actually James is wrong and he says honor Amongst Thieves both times honor Amongst Thieves what about honor Amongst Thieves see James this is what you get for making me

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watch this movie now unusually Mason the particular shade of lipstick that damodar which is the bald guy with the snakes in his ears yeah with the snakes in his ears damn it are snakes ears a rare example of nominative determinism

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the lipstick that dabanda snake years wore required a particular strain of seaweed that only when cultivated and harvested correctly would give it the bluish who required before application amazing so as a result of this that situation it actually led to the working

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title this movie being Blue Harvest which funnily enough was uh the working title for the original Star Wars it was how far into that sentence was it before you realized what he was doing for me I didn't know at all yeah well

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look I didn't for me it was not so much the words it was just a little glint in your eyes that you got before you started the sense I'm like oh yeah I'm glad no one else could say that here we

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go yeah anyway box office budget of 36 million dollars budget of 36 million dollars all right Wikipedia I think says about 40 but I don't know about that and the Box Office return on that was 33.8 well that's less agreed now this was

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though good enough for two sort of connected directed DVD sequels that feature the return of damodar snake years how's it do they yeah oh but the neck next one is set a hundred years later okay it's called Dungeons and

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Dragons Wrath of the Dragon God in a way I'm glad I got the snakes in my ears because they gave me some sort of immortality I guess that's the opening line for this one we did watch it didn't

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we yeah in preparation that was in 2005 and then in 2012 we got Dungeons and Dragons three the book of vile Darkness uh none of these are particularly well loved I don't know I was not even aware there was a third one yeah so the future

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of this particular Series so there was actually a scuffle over the rights in 2013. I don't want him I don't want him either yeah kill me lost person to touch him as I keep him not let's just throw them into the the

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porridge we kick him over there maybe that possible take him and then they'll have to make it down to the dragons movie uh so there's a scuffle over the right to 2013 after Sweet Pea Productions which was Courtney Solomon's production

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house announced another d d movie but Hasbro who I guess acquired the license in between right uh issued a statement lawsuit two days later saying that they were actually making a DND movie with Warner Brothers in Universal and in 2015

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it was encouraged that they settle this dispute so basically that he gave the rights back for money it seems we'll give you the three million dollars that this movie would have needed to break even and then you have to go away forever

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but yeah then the rights jumped over to Paramount uh in 2017 and here we are there is so much that could be done here and I know that because so much of media takes from Dungeons and Dragons and I

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know you could also argue that like Dungeons and Dragons borrows from like Narnia and Lord of the Rings Etc and so forth but what a rich world of untapped potential I agree and look the the at a time of recording the new Dungeons and

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Dragons movie is not out but it does seem at least from the trailers that they are leaning more heavily in towards like the unique and interesting aspects of the Dungeons and Dragons Universe with your monsters and your Magics

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head on fire yep great it's my favorite animal and then damodar snakey is back God I hope so my snake ears have allowed me to come into this universe boom in a way it's actually get out I'm just saying [ __ ]

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off for real [ __ ] off more people should get snakes in there get the [ __ ] out okay I'll go kill yourself anyway I was gonna say it's I think it's just you know and we it seems we're actually

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going to get the classic adventuring party which actually get to do their stuff yeah it would truly have to be the most Dreadful movie ever made to be worse than this but in a way I admire that this somehow

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happened anyways this has been Caravan and garbage with this every week do you want to know what we're doing next week Mason yeah well here's a hint to be fair the Martian was a lot funnier than pixels uh but

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then again so was schinder's list wow incredible right and you can actually see that early if you head over to bigsandwich.co where the videos always go up there early but it's not the only thing there there's a bunch of

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exclusive stuff behind a paywall bonus content podcast that's right movie commentaries early videos that's right and our podcast the weekly planet where we talk movies and comics and TV shows that normally comes out Monday just choked with ads uh but you can get it

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Sunday ad free there so we are going to be covering the new DND movie and maybe some famous Australian boys make an appearance it's not us it's someone actually famous yeah but who's to say I don't know if I can say that ah it's

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Auntie Donna all right thanks for watching Everybody uh grab that gem you guys we'll see you next week thank you to Ben and Lawrence for the edits thanks guys thank you

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