Dragonlance Movie article in Dragon magazine #358

[Seraphin Nebane]

Man, I actually saw the DVD at Walmart the other day, but I wasn't able to get it. So, to Ebay, the place where you can find anything. The internet is really really great~

[Kenaira the Outcast]

I've heard that most peeps are quite disappointed with it. I saw the trailer. It wasn't really that up to my expectations, but, well, Dragonlance is pretty much of an epic.....Too epic to be that well done with a mix of 2D and 3D animation. And a limited budget. And a rushed production. Or so I've heard.

*shrug*

I'M STILL GETTING IT THOUGH!

[secret]

everyone seems so dissapointed. why ? I say be happy they made one at all, and with so little money . If the trilogy is a big hit they might consider a live action movie

[Jerik Goldsword]

Well, I bought it and it just came today. I'm going to watch it tonight with my sister!

[secret]

Just remeber they most likely only had $15 and a 40 year old computer to make this with, so act impressed ;D

[Jerik Goldsword]

lol! The beginning was kindof odd, but once it got to Tanis and flint, I thought it was being quite faithful to the books. I liked it, overall, even though they cut out some of my favorite parts of Xak Torath, the Forestmaster was really awful, Voldemort didn't look anything like the way I imagined, and the animation sucked. ;D It was fun to watch, definately.

[secret]

Voldemort? I'm sorry, I lost you at that part ;D

[Jerik Goldsword]

What the heck?!? Voldemort? Why'd I type that?

I meant Verminaard. I have no idea why I wrote Voldemort, as I've never read or watched Harry Potter before.

My appologies.

[secret]

Yes, he was a little too... muscular. Not quite like I imagined him. But the other characters (if not in voice) were more or less spot on in how I imagined them looking. ;D