Rogue Behaviour As revealed exclusively by Variety today, Duncan Jones’ (Moon, Source Code, Warcraft, Mute) eagerly anticipated movie adaptation of. He has worked previously as both a reporter and sub editor for the brand, prior to taking on the position of Night News Editor in 2016. result is a film that show boundless energy even within its bloated runtime, which does still feel overlong but not too terribly overlong. Blu-Ray Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (Blu-ray) A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers embark on an epic quest to retrieve a lost relic, but things go dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people.

It keeps you engaged and has enough variety of both situations and creatures/monsters to always have something to entertain you. If you want to watch a much darker version of what this could be, check out Game of Thrones instead (well, the first seven seasons as the eighth should be expunged). The Blu-ray™ disc includes English Dolby Atmos, French – Canadian, French – Parisian, Italian, Portuguese –Brazilian, Spanish – Castilian, and Spanish – Latin American Dolby Digital 5.

The filmmakers recently spoke in depth to Digital Spy about how they managed to succeed where so many gaming adaptations fail in recapturing the spirit of the source material. In the 4K edition of the case you’ll find the 4K UltraHD version of the movie, of course, and an included Vudu version of the movie that you can redeem to take the movie on the go. When Kira is kidnapped by rogue Lord of Neverwinter Forge Fitzwilliam (Hugh Grant), Edgin and Holga join forces with paladin Xenk (Page), sorcerer Simon (Justice Smith) and druid Doric (Sophia Lillis) as they set off on a dangerous quest to retrieve the Tablet of Reawakening and defeat the evil forces of Forge and Red Wizard of Thay Sofina (Daisy Head).

It turns out, hiring competent writing teams, and then handing the movie to seasoned Directors (thank you Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley), and then picking up actors who know the difference between capturing the scene and chewing it like well-seasoned ham can raise the bar as well. We didn’t have the form fitting game controllers with headphones chatting with people around the world. Surrounds fill the room with an ambiance, front channels are extremely useful and the LFE get a workout as well. I showed it to a few people and pretty much all agreed this was fun and they all wanted a sequel, why it wasn't a big box office success is still a mystery to me.For what has to be an inevitable sequel, I suspect we’ll see them go whole hog and replicate the incredible practical work we saw in The Lord of the Rings. The game was extremely popular and until now all we had, movie-wise, was the awful 2000 adaptation with Jeremy Irons. is identical to that found in the wide release, with this exception that this issue also bundles in the Blu-ray.

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This movie shows what can be achieved if you put money into a fantasy film, but more than that it shows you can take a beloved game and do it justice on the big screen. His wife was murdered by a group of wizards and in an attempt to steal an artifact that would bring her back to life, he and Holga (Michelle Rodriguez) are captured and thrown in prison. Teamed up with barbarian Holga Kilgore (Michelle Rodriguez), sorcerer Simon Aumar (Justice Smith), and Tiefling druid Doric (Sophia Lillis), they set out to retrieve this item from the hands of the Harpers, of which Edgin was once a member.There is action and comedy in equal measure on show, something that really works in the fantasy genre when done right, and the pacing of the story really makes the 2+ hour run time seem to fly past without you ever feeling like it's dragging. Fans who purchase the film on Digital will have access to over an hour of thrilling bonus content taking them deeper into the world of the movie.