Yeah if it's faithful to the book, there's going to be some dark moments. However looking at the film's rating I think it's going to be more than likely a very sanitised version. The books ending though...God I hope they keep that.

Seem to recall the Battle of Hoth being used as a table top war game back in the day made by Kenner. Think they did a Sarlacc pit one too. Nice to see new ideas being used....

Interesting to see how the finale will set up. Murdock severely injured, task force running amok, known vigilantes blackmailed into hiding, doesn't really set up a nail biting final episode....ENTER FRANK CASTLE!!! We already know he's getting a Marvel Special Presentation, so it would make sense for him to do he required "big fight/Action scene" finale. Whether it's visiting Red and deciding to hunt down Bullseye or taking on the task force that bears his moniker tattoo, he's looking the likely suspect to lead the violence in what at the moment looks a violence-free episode. Could be wrong, but that's how I'd like to see it....

Why are we still fumbling around the Realms when the world of Krynn is yet to be untouched ( we don't talk about the 2008 animated movie...we just don't). The Dragonlance Chronicles are crying out for adaptations. A series of books that could hardly be told in movies would excel as a series. The cgi required is already available. The lore as it were would be explained to newcomers as it was in the books, whereas Realms related adaptations have suffered from the fact they rely on the viewer to already be familiar with the background story. Dragonlance explains along the way, allowing anyone to watch it and enjoy. Surely it's overdue a visit to Krynn? Or are the people in charge absolute doorknobs??