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* [[Narm Charm]]: Why else would you be watching it? |
* [[Narm Charm]]: Why else would you be watching it? |
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* [[So Bad It's Good]] |
* [[So Bad It's Good]] |
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* [[So Okay It's Average]]: Considered to be not as good as [[Dungeons and Dragons ( |
* [[So Okay It's Average]]: Considered to be not as good as [[Dungeons and Dragons (animation)|the 80s cartoon]], but much better than the first movie. |
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* [[Special Effects Failure]] |
* [[Special Effects Failure]] |
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* [[Surprisingly Improved Sequel]]: Considering that general consensus places this movie at either [[So Bad It's Good]] or [[So Okay It's Average]], this should tell you some pretty embarrassing things about the quality of the original, which had a much bigger budget. |
* [[Surprisingly Improved Sequel]]: Considering that general consensus places this movie at either [[So Bad It's Good]] or [[So Okay It's Average]], this should tell you some pretty embarrassing things about the quality of the original, which had a much bigger budget. |
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Latest revision as of 21:09, 17 September 2017
- Badass Decay: Damodar. This is primarily because he goes from being a Genius Bruiser in the first movie to a more "mage-ish" character in this one.
- Ho Yay: Dorian and Berek.
- Narm Charm: Why else would you be watching it?
- So Bad It's Good
- So Okay It's Average: Considered to be not as good as the 80s cartoon, but much better than the first movie.
- Special Effects Failure
- Surprisingly Improved Sequel: Considering that general consensus places this movie at either So Bad It's Good or So Okay It's Average, this should tell you some pretty embarrassing things about the quality of the original, which had a much bigger budget.