Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
 

Check out the trailer for Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

LOVE all the monsters they show in the trailer. I think this could be fun. Makes me want to play D&D regularly again

So the leading male character will apparently be another weak soy boy, as the writers for the movie have confessed that they “love emasculating leading men”. And of course that means that the female characters will be superior to him in every way instead of being his equals.

Yawn. They’ve already lost me.

There is nothing manly about a bard, so no big surprise. I will see this movie in theaters no matter how much Hasbro/WotC want to sabotage their own brand.

Barrel o'retards.
And then those ****s would be surprised why young men grow up with psychological issues. Must be evil nazis under bed...

I actually thought this movie had come and gone already as a flop to be honest....

Apparently this was news worth sharing:
https://www.cbr.com/dnd-movie-michel...r-muscle-gain/

So Manly! :tlol:

I've got a bad feeling about it.

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I don’t even like looking at a man’s hairy armpits. And don’t give me that, “Well, in the dark ages women were hairy”. DnD is a fictional fantasy world, not a historical documentary.

This is projected to open under Shazam 2’s disappointing debut weekend.

This is going to be a lot of fun, I don't see how some people are upset with it lmao :lol:

I'll be going to see it, it can't be any worse than the one with Marlon Waynes lol. And I've actually used a bard in a campaign before, he didn't last long though lol

I've met her at conventions before and all I can say is that there at least she is a feminine, sweet, goddess. But if I wasn't going to watch this movie before, that headline you posted cemented it for me as a "don't bother".

I'm just not sure what the hook is here.

I think the jocular take on medieval fantasy is in fashion again, but this movie might ruin it for future projects like that long anticipated live-action Dragon’s Lair film.

As some one who had played D&D and Dragons Lair there's no comparison. Despite the reactions here, people are going to go see this. They have gelatinous cube!

But how many people?

It's good, I went a seen it this morning. Lots of Easter eggs for D&D fans.

I saw it Friday night, loved it, hope it makes money some how.

So the movie got excellent critical and audience scores on RottenTamaters, but a so-so "ok" weekend debut. Will good word of mouth make it a financial success or will the upcoming slate of popular movies like Super Mario Bros. bury it deep in the box office returns this weekend?