Yo they play too much this needs to be a movie or show
Ya'll remember Dungeons & Dragons the Animated series? UPDATE: New LIVE ACTION series coming to Paramount +!
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Yo they play too much this needs to be a movie or show
I remember the style of animation was very expensive different and difficult for the time.
Yet again like some of these youtube fan films
Too many people in power to make these films don't LOVE this stuff.
The ad exec behind thst commerical is either just skilled and talented as f*ck
Or more likely?
LOVED THAT CARTOON.
and made sure it was done right.
there is no excuse now if they can do thor and all them movies.
playa look at that commercial throw extra money on it and it will be great.
i was about to reply that youtube fan work are better than some movies and their budget is almost not more than 10k
But back then?
I completely understand why that cartoon flopped
The SAME cartion on Netflix would be a SMASH and win awards
i mean yeah back then, but then if you look at movies like willow and all the fantasy movies it could work.
but now it should. after lord of the rings the could do this right?
It was PERFECT.
Seriously perfect.
I would watch a documentary on how the MADE that commercial it was so good
I would want to see who had the idea, how the presented to the company, how did they get the rights. how they hired the writer and director, how they cast, who did costumes, effects and directed, how was it received locally and on social media and how much did it cost.
And how the original creators feel.
@Drayonis i almost teared up. This was The Avengers good
And less than 5 minutes?!?
Wow.
No doubt. It had willow, lord of the rings and pirates of the Caribbean all together.
Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon Gets Live Action Remake in Car Commercial
By CHRISTIAN HOFFER - May 24, 2019 12:02 pm EDT
By CHRISTIAN HOFFER - May 24, 2019 12:02 pm EDT
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Dungeons & Dragons originally aired from 1983-1985 on CBS and centered around a group of children from the real world who were teleported into the world of the game after climbing aboard an amusement park ride. The kids were given magical weapons by the Dungeon Master and began their quest to return home, facing the corrupted Venger (who is in actuality the Dungeon Master's son) and other threats during their journey. The series never received a proper finale, so one could argue that the Renault car commercial wraps things up nicely. After all, the group defeats Tiamat and makes it home safely, even bringing their pet unicorn back with them to the real world.
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The car commercial is surprisingly detailed, as the characters all show off their original weapons and abilities and Tiamat's five heads actually match those of the current chromatic dragon designs used by D&D today. While Dungeons & Dragons has experienced a surge in popularity in recent years, we're still shocked that someone is using the game (and its nostalgic cartoon) to sell SUVs.
“Dungeons & Dragons originally aired from 1983-1985 on CBS and centered around a group of children from the real world who were teleported into the world of the game after climbing aboard an amusement park ride. The kids were given magical weapons by the Dungeon Master and began their quest to return home, facing the corrupted Venger (who is in actuality the Dungeon Master’s son) and other threats during their journey.”
I was pleasantly surprised to see "(C) Wizards of the Coast LLC"; that means Hasbro (Wizards' parent company) knows of the D&D cartoon's popularity abroad and was down to sign off on this.
They're speaking Brazilian Portuguese. Caverno do Dragao (Dungeons and Dragons) has been a beloved cartoon there since the 80's, continuing in syndication until today. It has a massive fanbase there, bordering on Transformers in the US.
Yeah this was super popular in Brazil.
It never got an official ending but a Brazilian artist drew a comic book with the final episode's plot. (Which was known because the script was written but never animated)
I don't know if there is a translation online but it's called "Requiem" and it's actually a good ending.
The artist's name is Reinaldo Rocha.
They're speaking Brazilian Portuguese. Caverno do Dragao (Dungeons and Dragons) has been a beloved cartoon there since the 80's, continuing in syndication until today. It has a massive fanbase there, bordering on Transformers in the US.
Yeah this was super popular in Brazil.
It never got an official ending but a Brazilian artist drew a comic book with the final episode's plot. (Which was known because the script was written but never animated)
I don't know if there is a translation online but it's called "Requiem" and it's actually a good ending.
The artist's name is Reinaldo Rocha.
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echo-chamber-chaos
62 points·4 days ago·edited 4 days ago
The Dungeons & Dragons cartoon was one of the good shows that came from the early 80s cartoon flood of mostly shitty Hanna-Barbara garbage. I'm surprised to see someone else noticed. It and Pirates of Dark Water are probably two of my favorite underrated cartoons.
astrangeparrot
12 points·4 days ago
Oh man. Pirates of Dark Water was my jam!
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MagpieManny
3 points·3 days ago
Stop this!! This is a show that so few people know about that I talk to. Mann that was fun as well!
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whiskeymachine
19 points·4 days ago
Pirates of Darkwater was my jam growing up. You never hear anybody talk about it now, I feel like so many people missed out on an awesome experience.
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Thalkarsh
8 points·3 days ago
Pirates of Dark Water was amazing! it's such a shame it was never finished...
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artuno
3 points·3 days ago
HO-LY SHIT THANK YOU
I've had this show on the tip of my tongue for YEARS since I was a kid but nothing I tried googling would help it come up! Thank you for helping to get rid of that weight on my mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_&_Dragons_(TV_series)#Electronic_games
The PC game Baldur's Gate II features a parody Easter Egg in the form of portraits featuring Hank and Bobby in the Adventurer's Mart in Athkatla, Amn. Both portraits can be clicked and the player can read jokes that imply they were eaten by Tiama
The PC game Baldur's Gate II features a parody Easter Egg in the form of portraits featuring Hank and Bobby in the Adventurer's Mart in Athkatla, Amn. Both portraits can be clicked and the player can read jokes that imply they were eaten by Tiama
https://ddowiki.com/page/Fear_Factory
Trivia: The undead adventurers optional is a reference to the '80s D&D Cartoon, which starred a Cavalier, Ranger, Magician, Acrobat, Barbarian, and Thief. The (deceased) Acrobat can be found elsewhere, while the Thief... must've stolen their lives and then fled.
Trivia: The undead adventurers optional is a reference to the '80s D&D Cartoon, which starred a Cavalier, Ranger, Magician, Acrobat, Barbarian, and Thief. The (deceased) Acrobat can be found elsewhere, while the Thief... must've stolen their lives and then fled.
bonus...
The Mysterious Cities Of Gold Intro HD
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1980S DUNGEONS & DRAGONS CARTOON GETS NEW LIFE IN CAR COMMERCIAL
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Live-action remake fever has truly reached an all-time high. Everyone seems to be getting in on it, even car manufacturers. The 1980s cartoon Dungeons & Dragons may be gone, but it is a pop-culture icon in Brazil, where the series remains incredibly popular. So much so that the French car manufacturer Renault made a Hollywood-production-level live-action commercial that brought the cartoon characters to life.
The nearly two-minute-long commercial is complete with explosions, a magical bow shooting glowing arrows of energy, and, of course, dragons. It's a seriously faithful adaptation of the CBS TV series that ran for 27 episodes from 1983 to 1985. The animated series revolves around a group of friends who find themselves transported to the land of dungeons and dragons after an amusement park ride whisks them to another dimension.
It wouldn't be Dungeons & Dragons without, you know, dragons, and the commercial does not disappoint. The children's archnemesis and evil wizard Venger, along with his five-headed dragon Tiamat, chase the children all over the realm. Thankfully, the Dungeon Master shows up in the nick of time, in a Kwid Outsider no less. The children use the car to return themselves to the real world, though something else may have unknowingly hitched along for the ride.
Take a look:
So, did you spot Uni, the baby unicorn who decided to come back to the real world with the kids?
The car manufacturer went all out on the production of this commercial. They even went so far as to make posters for the characters that rival any Hollywood blockbuster. They also released a full trailer for the commercial earlier in May, which can be viewed below.
The cartoon focuses on the friendship between the children and how they work together to find their way back home. Of course, they couldn't do it without their friend and mentor the Dungeon Master. The DM helps the children learn their new classes and weapons as they battle the forces of evil who wish to use their weapons to gain more power in the realm. The children frequently come to the aid of others on their quest to find a way home.
Dungeons & Dragons was a joint venture between the game's manufacturers, TSR, and Marvel Productions. The animated series was wildly popular and led its timeslot for two years. The series sadly met its demise before a final episode could be produced. The Emmy award-winning writer Michael Reaves, who wrote for the series, blogged about the final episode, entitled "Requiem." The episode would have tied up some loose narrative threads, like revealing the evil wizard Venger was actually the Dungeon Master's son. Yikes, talk about a complicated family relationship!
We're happy to see this classic get some new life breathed into it. Who knows, maybe this will spawn a brand-new Dungeons & Dragons cartoon. Hey, we can dream, can't we?
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Live-action remake fever has truly reached an all-time high. Everyone seems to be getting in on it, even car manufacturers. The 1980s cartoon Dungeons & Dragons may be gone, but it is a pop-culture icon in Brazil, where the series remains incredibly popular. So much so that the French car manufacturer Renault made a Hollywood-production-level live-action commercial that brought the cartoon characters to life.
The nearly two-minute-long commercial is complete with explosions, a magical bow shooting glowing arrows of energy, and, of course, dragons. It's a seriously faithful adaptation of the CBS TV series that ran for 27 episodes from 1983 to 1985. The animated series revolves around a group of friends who find themselves transported to the land of dungeons and dragons after an amusement park ride whisks them to another dimension.
It wouldn't be Dungeons & Dragons without, you know, dragons, and the commercial does not disappoint. The children's archnemesis and evil wizard Venger, along with his five-headed dragon Tiamat, chase the children all over the realm. Thankfully, the Dungeon Master shows up in the nick of time, in a Kwid Outsider no less. The children use the car to return themselves to the real world, though something else may have unknowingly hitched along for the ride.
Take a look:
So, did you spot Uni, the baby unicorn who decided to come back to the real world with the kids?
The car manufacturer went all out on the production of this commercial. They even went so far as to make posters for the characters that rival any Hollywood blockbuster. They also released a full trailer for the commercial earlier in May, which can be viewed below.
The cartoon focuses on the friendship between the children and how they work together to find their way back home. Of course, they couldn't do it without their friend and mentor the Dungeon Master. The DM helps the children learn their new classes and weapons as they battle the forces of evil who wish to use their weapons to gain more power in the realm. The children frequently come to the aid of others on their quest to find a way home.
Dungeons & Dragons was a joint venture between the game's manufacturers, TSR, and Marvel Productions. The animated series was wildly popular and led its timeslot for two years. The series sadly met its demise before a final episode could be produced. The Emmy award-winning writer Michael Reaves, who wrote for the series, blogged about the final episode, entitled "Requiem." The episode would have tied up some loose narrative threads, like revealing the evil wizard Venger was actually the Dungeon Master's son. Yikes, talk about a complicated family relationship!
We're happy to see this classic get some new life breathed into it. Who knows, maybe this will spawn a brand-new Dungeons & Dragons cartoon. Hey, we can dream, can't we?
https://www.adsoftheworld.com/media/film/renault_dungeons_dragons
Renault
Dungeons & Dragons
Brazil
Agency Network:
DPZ&T
Published/Aired:
May 2019
Posted:
May 29, 2019
Description
Film advertisement created by DPZ&T, Brazil for Renault, within the category: Automotive.
Credits
Advertising Agency: DPZ&T, Brazil
General Creative Direction: Rafael UrenhaExecutive Creative Direction: Carlos SchlederCreative Director: Fabio MozeliCreative Team: Leandro Dolfini, Fernando SaúSocial & Digital Creative Supervision: Danilo DualibySocial & Digital Creative Team: Danilo Dualiby, Gabriel Jorge Rosa, Juliana Moreira, Leandro Dolfini, Fernando SaúMotion Graphics: Marcos ThukiClient Services: Daniel Jotta, Fabio Losso, Daniela Maldonado, Rodrigo Moraes, Laura Dante, Natasha Albuquerque, Gabriela Silva, Bruna Lelis, Bruna SáPlanning: Fernando Diniz, Alexandre Knebel, Marcelo Bergonzoni, Alfredo CardinMedia: Paulo Ilha, Patrícia Alves, Felipe Proença, César Nery, Guilherme Lucas, Gustavo Moraes,Camila SilvaVivaSix: Fernando Cipriano, Wanderson Rosa, Thais Souza, Luiz AlberthoBI: Marcelo Azevedo, Carmen Prado, Bruno Matjas, Maria TroianoProjects: Marcos Yamamura, Michele Almeida, Fernando VarellaClient Approval: Federico Goyret, Livia Kinoshita, Elisa Salgado, Nathalia FurlanRTVC Production: Ducha Lopes, Paula Alimonda, Heitor Mendes, Ana Paula AnaniasImage Production House: SaigonFilm Director: VellasDigital Films Director: Luís VilaverdeExecutive Producer: Marcelo AltschulerAssistant Director: Flavio LanfrediDirector of Photography: Pierre KerchoveProduction Director: Reinaldo FariaArgentina Production: Equipe SaladoCostume Designer: Giovanna MorettoProduction House Art Director: Marcelo ReginatoProduction House Client Services: Fernanda Gomes, Jin Park, Tais SanchesProduction Coordination: Carol Pessini, Marina Blum, Natália Cardoso, Gabriela MangieriPost Production Coordination: Virgini Fares, Natália HerreraEditors: Rami D' Aguiar, Paulo Miranda (digitais)Post Production: Cirilo Bonazi / Nash ProductionFinalization: Fabio AbreuColor: Sergio Pasqualino / Bleach FilmesSound Production House: Quiet City Music + SoundSound Production House Client Services: Xanna D'aguiar, Karina VadaszMusical Producer: Chris Jordão, Darren SolomonProduction/Sound Design and finalizaton: Equipe Quiet CityGraphic Production: Marcos Moura, Durval BrumArt Buyer: Marcos Moura, Sonia SantosPhotographer: Pedro DimitrowImage Treatment, 3D Illustration and hyper-realistic: Platinum FmdImage Treatment: Cesar Bonfim, Marcelo Reis
Renault
Dungeons & Dragons
Brazil
Agency Network:
DPZ&T
Published/Aired:
May 2019
Posted:
May 29, 2019
Description
Film advertisement created by DPZ&T, Brazil for Renault, within the category: Automotive.
Credits
Advertising Agency: DPZ&T, Brazil
General Creative Direction: Rafael UrenhaExecutive Creative Direction: Carlos SchlederCreative Director: Fabio MozeliCreative Team: Leandro Dolfini, Fernando SaúSocial & Digital Creative Supervision: Danilo DualibySocial & Digital Creative Team: Danilo Dualiby, Gabriel Jorge Rosa, Juliana Moreira, Leandro Dolfini, Fernando SaúMotion Graphics: Marcos ThukiClient Services: Daniel Jotta, Fabio Losso, Daniela Maldonado, Rodrigo Moraes, Laura Dante, Natasha Albuquerque, Gabriela Silva, Bruna Lelis, Bruna SáPlanning: Fernando Diniz, Alexandre Knebel, Marcelo Bergonzoni, Alfredo CardinMedia: Paulo Ilha, Patrícia Alves, Felipe Proença, César Nery, Guilherme Lucas, Gustavo Moraes,Camila SilvaVivaSix: Fernando Cipriano, Wanderson Rosa, Thais Souza, Luiz AlberthoBI: Marcelo Azevedo, Carmen Prado, Bruno Matjas, Maria TroianoProjects: Marcos Yamamura, Michele Almeida, Fernando VarellaClient Approval: Federico Goyret, Livia Kinoshita, Elisa Salgado, Nathalia FurlanRTVC Production: Ducha Lopes, Paula Alimonda, Heitor Mendes, Ana Paula AnaniasImage Production House: SaigonFilm Director: VellasDigital Films Director: Luís VilaverdeExecutive Producer: Marcelo AltschulerAssistant Director: Flavio LanfrediDirector of Photography: Pierre KerchoveProduction Director: Reinaldo FariaArgentina Production: Equipe SaladoCostume Designer: Giovanna MorettoProduction House Art Director: Marcelo ReginatoProduction House Client Services: Fernanda Gomes, Jin Park, Tais SanchesProduction Coordination: Carol Pessini, Marina Blum, Natália Cardoso, Gabriela MangieriPost Production Coordination: Virgini Fares, Natália HerreraEditors: Rami D' Aguiar, Paulo Miranda (digitais)Post Production: Cirilo Bonazi / Nash ProductionFinalization: Fabio AbreuColor: Sergio Pasqualino / Bleach FilmesSound Production House: Quiet City Music + SoundSound Production House Client Services: Xanna D'aguiar, Karina VadaszMusical Producer: Chris Jordão, Darren SolomonProduction/Sound Design and finalizaton: Equipe Quiet CityGraphic Production: Marcos Moura, Durval BrumArt Buyer: Marcos Moura, Sonia SantosPhotographer: Pedro DimitrowImage Treatment, 3D Illustration and hyper-realistic: Platinum FmdImage Treatment: Cesar Bonfim, Marcelo Reis
Here's the translation until someone makes proper subtitles:
Sheila: Do it, Bobby!
Bobby: Arrrrgh!
(Cave crashes)
Bobby: Uniiii..?
(Venger comes flying)
Hank: It's Venger! Run!
Sheila: Do it, Eric!
Eric: Arrrrgh!
(Car stops near party)
DM: Time to return home, kids!
ALL: Let's go.
(Car pursued by Venger)
Venger: Fools! You'll never escape!
Hank: Go, go, go, go, go!
Eric: Presto, do something!
Venger: Noooooooo!
(Car goes through portal)
Narrator: Leave the impossible behind.
ALL: We're back!
Bobby: Wait... where's Uni?
Narrator: New Renault Kwid Outsider, the Compact SUV.
see playa told you that cartoon was the shit from the soundtrack to the cartoon
there are more on that level tho
I never said it wasn't! I'm the one giving you PROOF!
I wanted to show you that it DID have a HUGE following and came out at the wrong time (like most good things unfortunately)
Wouldn't be surprised depending on WHO owns it if it gets a revival.
same creative director did this too...
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Chaotic Wizard Chris Pine Will Star in the Dungeons & Dragons Movie
By Emily Palmer Heller
Photo: Broadimage/Shutterstock
Is Chris Pine more of a lawful paladin or a neutral rogue? Deadline reports that the Wonder Woman and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement actor has closed a deal to star in the Dungeons & Dragons movie, which means we’ll finally have an answer to this very important question. (Personally, I think he’d kill it as a broody ranger.) Pine’s announcement is just the first in what will likely be a star-studded ensemble cast, which will both mirror the group dynamic of a D&D session and kick off a new franchise for Paramount.
The movie, which is scheduled to start filming early next year, comes at the apex of the role-playing game’s popularity — D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast saw its best sales year ever in 2019 — thanks in large part to actual play shows and podcasts like Critical Role and The Adventure Zone. It will be directed by the team behind the delightful dark comedy Game Night, John Francis Daley (who, incidentally, was also involved in one of the best D&D scenes in TV history) and Jonathan Goldstein, with a script they adapted from a draft by Michael Gilio. Pour one out for Joe Manganiello’s Dungeons & Dragons script.
By Emily Palmer Heller
Photo: Broadimage/Shutterstock
Is Chris Pine more of a lawful paladin or a neutral rogue? Deadline reports that the Wonder Woman and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement actor has closed a deal to star in the Dungeons & Dragons movie, which means we’ll finally have an answer to this very important question. (Personally, I think he’d kill it as a broody ranger.) Pine’s announcement is just the first in what will likely be a star-studded ensemble cast, which will both mirror the group dynamic of a D&D session and kick off a new franchise for Paramount.
The movie, which is scheduled to start filming early next year, comes at the apex of the role-playing game’s popularity — D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast saw its best sales year ever in 2019 — thanks in large part to actual play shows and podcasts like Critical Role and The Adventure Zone. It will be directed by the team behind the delightful dark comedy Game Night, John Francis Daley (who, incidentally, was also involved in one of the best D&D scenes in TV history) and Jonathan Goldstein, with a script they adapted from a draft by Michael Gilio. Pour one out for Joe Manganiello’s Dungeons & Dragons script.
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