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The Dragon Quest Movie Looks Perfect

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Published: Apr 4, 2019 01:23 pm

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Video game film adaptations have never looked so promising. After last yearā€™s Rampage, video game movies may no longer be synonymous with horrible Uwe Boll productions or silly Resident Evil schlock. Instead, films based on beloved video game properties like Detective Pikachu seem to be crafted with respect to the source material.

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The newly revealed Dragon Quest: Your Story looks similarly promising. Based on the classic Dragon Quest franchise, the film is a Japanese CG animated adaptation of the beloved JRPG Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride. It looks pretty damn gorgeous.

Unfortunately, Dragon Quest: Your Story doesnā€™t have a planned release outside of its initial theatrical run beginning on August 2, 2019. Hereā€™s to hoping we donā€™t have to wait too long for a local release.

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Contributor. Riley Constantine is Iowa's third greatest export behind Slipknot and life insurance. She loves to review movies and games while examining how they often mirror the bizarre world we live in.