Kenneth Curtis

Anazing movie. Great fight scenes that were believable, intelligent actions taken, and engaging story. Magic was both ordinary and everyday in ots main uses, and epic in the fights. This us how these movies should be done. *Edit* the best part? Lore was adhered to, and made to work as if it was a reality. The displacer beast alone showed that. Movie producers watch and learn! This is how you adapt a game/book world. *further edit* lot of clueless people claiming it is woke because the female was the center of action. It's not. This us lore friendly from the 90s. Harpers were usually bards, and were normally the group leaders. The fighters did the, y'know, fighting. Of course the fighter would have the better action scenes. So yeah, the barbarian fighter did more fighting than the bard. No duh!