What did you all think of the movie?

That's a good idea. I'd say overall for entertainment factor, give it an eight, my opinion.

James.

Yeah, I was thinking about seven or eight. Yeah, about there. Pretty good.

It is the most fun I've had watching a movie and like gosh, probably the last four or five years

are like, especially going to the theaters and also by having a bit of the theaters all that much,

but this was it was it definitely met that. Oh, yeah, I'll just say I probably rate it a nine or a

10 honestly. I mean, maybe not a 10, because that'd be perfect, but I'd say nine just because

I from the role playing and dungeon the dragons and stuff I'd done, especially a lot more

than I was younger. It was kind of nostalgic to that and also I just thought the special effects,

the acting, well most of the acting and the story was really good. Yeah, I agree with that.

I think the writing was good, the acting was good and and now Ted did has anyone seen the first

dungeon dragons movies movie they made. I think it was like the maybe the early 2000s or late 90s.

The set was gaudy over the top ostentatious. In this sense, in this dungeon,

dragons movie, the way they did the set and everything like that, they kept it realistic enough,

the right amount of like nature, like you know, there was actually dirty leaves on the ground and

stuff like that. In a sense that in some ways, they actually, in my opinion, didn't bet did

better than Lord of the Rings because in Lord of the Rings, every set was so uniform. It was so

perfect. Even if it was a dungeon, it was a perfect dungeon, you know? Yeah. It was so clean,

even if it was supposed to be dirty, it was just so uniform and meticulous. So in that sense,

it looked to me like a believable fantasy setting and I definitely props on that because not a lot

of fantasy movies get that right. That is true. I think it's tough to be, it's tough to be Lord of

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