[UA] Tokyo Subway

[Nick Wedig]

>>>We're going to see it Sunday, and the big debate is "Do we drink
>>> before or after?"
>
>During. This movie will spawn drinking games. Fortunately, I'm a Rocky
>Horror fan. I started throwing lines to keep me and my friends entertained.
>Worked so well I fear it may breed midnight showings the way that
>"Showgirls" did in New York.

My friends always are annoyed at me and my brother, who make snide comments about ANY movie we see, no matter how good.  For the longest time, they thought we disliked the movies that we'd go see, but after viewing Star Wars and making up Snickers commercials, they were convinced that it's merely a bad habit.

Anyway, I'm really wondering why anyone made a D&D movie and thought it would do well.  I mean, I see it coinciding with the release of the D20 version, but still, roleplaying doesn't exactly have mass appeal (sad to say), and a bad movie isn't going to make its appeal more massive.  Is it as poorly thought out as the cartoon series, or what?

Mr. Teapot
kinda hopes D&D does well, so the Puppetland has a chance of being made

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