GamerTab That was an excellent one.

GarnettTeenage The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

Ogosmith Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Robert Joyner The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Eric Stevenson This movie has a higher rating than "Simon Sez" and I really don't think it deserves that. This movie is just so dumb and pitiful. I admit to never having played Dungeons And Dragons, so I can't judge as to whether or not it's a good representation of it. Movies based on video games are usually bad. The same can be said for Tabletop RPGs. From what I can guess, this was a poor representation.Let's hope they don't make a Warhammer 40K movie. This movie has some of the most annoying characters I've seen in a long time and as I just saw "Simon Sez", that's really saying something. There's this guy named Snails played by one of the Waylon brothers. He's extremely annoying, but he's sadly not the only character. There's this weird dwarf that shows up and I'm thinking, "No, please don't make him a main character!". Turns out they did.The CGI was absolutely horrendous. Everything looked fake and this only came out a year after "The Phantom Menace". Say what you will about that movie, at least its visuals hold up. It seems like they did something right when Snails died. It was bold of them to kill off a main character. And wouldn't you know it, they even undo that at the end. *

TonyMontana96 (Originally seen many years ago) How bad can special effects driven films be? Well they can be as awful as this particular piece of garbage, that has some of the worst effects I have ever seen, horrible dialogue, laughably dreadful acting and a terrible story, if you could even call it a story. Dungeons and Dragons is an unwatchable, worthless mess. 0/10

Rainey Dawn I hate to love and I love to hate this film.I liked this movie but I also found it to be a disappointment at the same time. Being a fan of Dungeons and Dragons I found the movie to be somewhat of a let down. What I disliked about the movie was the modernism aspect - that was a bit unnerving. What I was wanting from a movie about Dungeons & Dragons was a feeling of being in the middle ages or the hyborian age (maybe a cross-breed of the two). I was looking for something more of the quality of "Lord of the Rings".I also wanted a feeling of being pulled into an ultimate quest - a Dungeon & Dragons adventure of the lifetime which I felt the movie lacked quite a bit. It felt to much like any other sword and sorcery movie and not enough like the Dungeons & Dragon franchise.What I liked about the movie was the idea of a movie based on D&D. I also enjoyed some of the special effects and costuming. I felt the movie was cheesy yet not all that cheesy like "The Sword and The Sorcerer" (which I actually like despite the cheesiness). There is a comical merit to this movie that only fans of Dungeons and Dragon could appreciate if they would give the movie another chance.Although Dungeons & Dragons (2000) received some of the worst critic reviews, I still think the movie is fairly good and unfairly rated way too low on IMDb. No the film is not all that good but it does have entertainment value.7/10

tcrosby396 Though not a good movie as the acting is hammy, the characters somewhat stereotyped or annoying but I find this movie is a perfect example of an actual game of D&D where people are role playing, yes the script is terrible but so are most attempts at conversation between PC's and NPC's in a D&D game, yes some jokes don't work or are obvious what's going to happen, but that happens around the table, yes it blatantly rips some scenes from other movies, yet again speaking as both a game master and a player that happens all the time in D&D games and yes, the villains are ridiculous and immensely incompetent but again that happens all the time in actual D&D games. I choose to view the movie in one of two ways, either as a cheesy movie to laugh at with friends, or to view it as the minds eye of a bunch of people around a table playing dungeons and dragons. Yes it's by no means a good film, but for me it falls in the "So bad it's good" category with the above relations to an average d&d game as a pleasant side note.