3/10: The “arena fight” where they use a portable hole + a magic statue = peak D&D player logic. That’s exactly what happens when the DM says “you can do anything.”
2/10: First, it respects the source material without gatekeeping. You never hear “actually, a bard can’t do that.” It feels like a real campaign.
10/10: If you haven’t seen it yet, do yourself a favor. Roll for initiative and press play. 🎲🐉 Dungeons Dragons Honor Among Thieves -2023- -...
7/10: The movie passes the “non-fan test.” My mom loved it. My roommate who hates fantasy loved it. Why? Because it’s about friendship and dumb plans.
5/10: The villain (Hugh Grant) isn’t a dark lord. He’s a sleazy real estate schemer. That’s scarier because it’s real. 3/10: The “arena fight” where they use a
6/10: Jarnathan. Need I say more?
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves isn’t just for nerds. It’s for anyone who loves: ✅ Heists gone wrong ✅ Talking corpses (with an attitude) ✅ A druid who commits property damage as a squirrel ✅ Hugh Grant being the worst (best) 10/10: If you haven’t seen it yet, do yourself a favor
4/10: Holga’s speech about potatoes. If you know, you know. 😭