6/10: Jarnathan. Need I say more?

Waiting for the sequel. 🥲

4/10: Holga’s speech about potatoes. If you know, you know. 😭

For decades, the words “video game movie” or “tabletop adaptation” were synonymous with disappointment. Then came Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves —a film that doesn’t just break the curse; it rolls a natural 20 on every check.

“And the fat dragon? You’ll never look at a chase scene the same way again.”

“ Honor Among Thieves had no right being this good. In a world of grimdark fantasy, this movie remembers that D&D is about sitting around a table with your friends, laughing at your own failures.”

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.

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)