Aimless Wandering

Well, it actually got made, and distributed, and I bought it. Dragonlance: Dragons of Autumn Twilight... the movie.

All in all, it was OK. It held true to the novel, and there was a lot done to bring out some of the more subtle aspects of some characters. On the downside, they crammed so damn much into the film it moved to quick for much of the action to make sense. I followed the plot mainly because I've read the book. My son, however, did not follow the plot as easily.

This is definitely a film for D&D (specifically Dragonlance) fans and these fans only. It won't be doing much to attract new readers of the series and I myself am worried about how bad they may make the sequels, if they make the sequels.