

LL thereupon replied: "If you can't see my face, you know it's not me."


Pretty please? 

Can,t speak....think....only.......drool.....Hot......Sexy......Amber
God I love that woman no matter what she,s in!!!!! 

Of course visual effect are somewhat lacking....and you can pick on some things in a story, but overall, I really liked it....and I'd watch it again probably....
And Amber did a good job... 
And all in all, I think I liked Holiday Wishes a little better, but this was still fun. It reminded me of all those D&D-themed movies I saw when I was a kid.

A movie with adventure, magic and a happy ending starring Amber.. excellent. I really enjoyed Gryphon and plan to watch it again.. and again..

xita wrote:I think the losing of the armor bothered me because there's some kind of implication that she had to be made more feminine after she slept with the man. As if it was not acceptable to walk around like that if you're now interested in some man. I don't know, maybe I am sensitive.
dlline wrote:Jonathan LaPaglia was appearantly the Prince of North Jersey.
) added for good measure. Still, as someone with fond memories of the many scifi/fantasy "B" movies from my childhood, it really wasn't that bad. I enjoyed it.
Granted that this was a low-budget project, but both the "Xena" and "Hercules" series managed to produce more convincing CGI creatures/monsters on a weekly basis with even smaller budgets. For cryin' out loud, the gryphon that Ray Harryhausen created for "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" over thirty-five years ago using stop-motion animation was more lifelike!!!!!!!

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