Posts from Heroes (Movie)

No need for any movies; otherwise, they might invite Wahlberg for the lead role. %)

Three seasons have been watched. What can I say? The first one is tedious and not very interesting until about halfway through. The second one is better, but short. The issue of underpowered units and the dominance of AoE spells on the battlefield is revealed. I didn't like the first half of the third season. It has a vulgar and contrived plot. There are a couple of episodes about a journey through a cursed land. I liked the second half of the third season. They almost accidentally killed Sandro.
I probably won't watch any further.

The fourth season is better, in my opinion, but not by much; the series is a real failure.

There is a film and an animated series called "Dungeon of Dragons," which are based on the "Heroes" universe.

Ololo, D&D is absolute.

Ololo, D&D is absolute garbage.

Actually, the movie only has the D&D title; otherwise, it's an extremely terrible film.

He's upset because his D&D fantasies didn't come true.

Someone is having a bad day after playing D&D.

Um, Morny, this isn't a social media platform for posting your status updates.

It's a decent movie. On par with a typical fantasy film. Name me the best fantasy film, but be original and don't say "The Lord of the Rings." Eragon? Garbage. The Witcher? Garbage. Heart of the Dragon? On par with "Dungeon," meaning it's a normal movie. Dungeon 2? I don't remember what it was, but it seems it wasn't bad and even better than the first one. Narnia? It's some kind of nonsense about a boy who betrayed his friends for Turkish delight. It's a fairy tale about a magical land in a wardrobe and a talking lion, not fantasy. The Ring of the Nibelungs? Again, not fantasy, it's a myth. But the film is good. Anything else? Legend, Labyrinth? Pan's Labyrinth? All fairy tales.
So, what do we have? We have that the film industry isn't excelling in the fantasy genre, so we can't point to a decent film that deserves a six and a half or seven and, being spoiled, call it extremely mediocre, pointing to the availability of a wide range of masterpieces. Therefore, when an accusation comes from a D&D fan that an objectively decent, average film with a similar name is extremely mediocre, it is classified as a D&D fanboy's butthurt, who didn't see the level of The Lord of the Rings or Avatar and got a reason to gloat when his "elite hobby" wasn't presented in as perfect a form as he would have liked.

I was watching some movie (I don't remember the title because I started watching it from the middle), and it featured a party consisting of: a guy with a sword (the main character, I don't know what he can do), an elderly rogue, a cleric, a druid, and an elven warrior (the druid might also be an elf). I remember the cleric sacrificing himself to save his friends from a dragon (I don't remember if it helped), and then the rogue getting hit by a trap in a dungeon, and the druid trying to heal him... and so on. In the end, there were many dragons, and the main character was saving his girlfriend in some city with mages.

Just look at the acting (the actors either underact or overact), and at the logic (the captain of the guard leisurely walks to apprehend the offenders, and extremely slowly gives orders, slowly pronouncing each word).

A continuation of the Heroes of Might and Magic game series. Only now in real-time mode, i.e., online; you don't need to download clients. Take a look; maybe you'll like it! =)
PS This is a bonus link; by registering through it, you will receive extra gold for new levels, and I will also get a small percentage. =)
http://www.heroeswm.ru/?бонусная_регистрация