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Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema Rewind. This is Rob Lamb, and today's episode originally aired 418, 2025.

We're talking about Dungeons and Dragons, the movie from the year 2000. Yes, the one starring Jeremy Irons.

It's a lot of fun.

It's rough at times.

But this was the episode that we selected for the 200th episode, or well, the 200th film selection for Weird House Cinema.

So without further ado, let's jump right in.

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Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb. And I am Joe McCormick. And today on Weird House Cinema, we've reached a milestone. It is our 200th film selection. Rob did just have to correct me before we started here. I was going to say it was our 200th episode. It is not because we had a couple of films that went more than one episode or multiple films crammed into a single episode.

But this is going to be our 200th one.

And we're keeping with a theme we established last week where we looked at a film for our 199th film selection.

We did a film set in the year 1999. That was the

Cyber Slop movie Virtuosity, starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crow. Today, we decided to stick

with that and do a movie, I guess not set in the year 2000, but that came out in the year 2000.

And that is so the year 2000 in film in so many ways,

and that is the movie Dungeons and Dragons, not the one from 2024, the old one,

the one with Jeremy Irons, Thora Birch, Justin Whalen, Marlon Wayans, and Bruce Payne.

What a cosmic adventure into nostalgia and the mind this was. And we're

not going to lie to you. It's not good, but it is a good time. Yeah, I want to, some of you may have

follow-up questions here. You might ask, well, how about some of those films that the listeners

suggested for the 200th? We, I think we'll get back to some of those suggestions in the later episodes. But I don't know, for my part, I begin to just feel like, oh, man, it's so much pressure to figure out, like, what is, like, the weird movie to do for 200. And falling back on the idea of, like, 200, 2,000, just felt a little, it felt a little easier when it came to the decision-making process.

And another question you might be wondering, perhaps cowering a little bit in fear,

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