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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - MOVIE REACTION!!

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Eric Rick Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - #dungeonsanddragons #dnd #dungeonsanddragonshonoramongthieves

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Who Outranks Who? - 00:00
Reaction - 02:04
A Fun Adventure Quest - 1:04:40
Lack Of Bard - 1:05:37
Lot Of References - 1:06:23
Meticulous Portal Plan - 1:07:01
Beautiful Effects - 1:07:38
Great Fighting - 1:08:45
Comedy. - 1:10:30
Pudgy The Dragon - 1:11:06
Bradley Cooper Small - 1:12:02
Creative CG - 1:13:24
A Pleasantly Strong Journey - 1:16:09
Is She Dead This Time? - 1:16:31
More References With Simon - 1:17:00
Bright! - 1:20:21
Versus The Original - 1:20:57
Same Party Or New Party - 1:21:35

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@BlindWave Creator 3 years ago Pinned

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@yunisverse 3 years ago

I love Aaron shaking his head in disgust as Hugh Grant's character talks about his "parenting." Fantasy evil is one thing, but being a bad father is unacceptable.

@Helton_Moreira1 3 years ago

The scene where the paladin walks over the rock was actually improvised, the director was recording the scene, but didn't say cut just to see what the actor would do, since there was no cut he just kept walking until he got to the rock and walked over it to keep going. No wonder why that scene made it to the final cut 🤣

@briandalke5946 3 years ago

Loved how you can tell in the movie when the players got bad rolls and when the DM had to step in to keep the story going.

@isaacdixon3289 3 years ago

I love the joke that Bradley Cooper is a halfling aka a mini cooper.

@mrv8r559 3 years ago

In the movie they mention intellect devourers go for intelligence. In DnD rules none of the hero classes in the movie uses Intelligence as the primary stat. Bard, Sorcerer, and Paladin use charisma, Druid uses Wisdom and Barbarian usually prioritize strength. So them being "insulted" is a funny line but it's also a clever nod to the actual rules of DnD.

@VoidVintage 3 years ago

The pudgy dragon was honestly just a fat cat interrupting a dnd campaign, trying to play with the character figures. 🐈

@thedarkbard 2 years ago

One of my favorite portrayals of a mechanic is Simon’s spell casting being tied to his self confidence. Because sorcerers use charisma as their casting stat, one way to play low charisma is to have low self confidence.

@pixel_pillow 3 years ago

I cackle at how they made the Paladin a literal NPC

@kingofbudokai 3 years ago

The breaking down of the bard illusion is the hardest I've laughed in a long time. The way his face melts and then everything just flops is hilarious.

@Dat_Ruski 3 years ago

The portal stick was an improvisation! It was the DM making up something on the spot to allow the party to progress because the party destroyed the bridge on accident!

@tatsu280 3 years ago

The continuous walking of the Paladin was left in because the actor didn't hear cut, so he kept walking, Chris Pine started ad-libbing, and thus an amazing, hilarious scene was made!

Also, one of the two extra parties in the maze, the ones who made it in the cage with the green wizard and gold knight, were the characters from the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon show from the 80's.

@prathapkutty7407 3 years ago

I know its unlikely but i would really like a sequel to to this movie. It had an amazing cast with some incredible production value in terms of practical sets and creature design as well as well constructed action sequences.

@briandalke5946 3 years ago

Regarding the 'lack' of bard magic, they put out character sheets and his spells are stuff like Friends, Charm, etc. So all spells that wouldn't seem like flashy magic being used and just seems like someone talking. So he likely was using magic, it's just wasn't noticed on screen.

@bradleyogilvie8869 3 years ago

I want a sequel to this movie with the same actors, but everyone is playing a different character. Like they started a new campaign

@manicms 3 years ago

The intellect devourers passed them by because they want to eat high Intelligence folks. Simon the Sorcerer uses Charisma, as would a Bard. Barbarian doesn't care about Int, Druid uses Wisdom, Paladin doesn't use Int either. None of them, assuming they went with 'proper' stats, would have had a very high int.

@pika1222 3 years ago

Fun fact: that scene where the Paladin walks over the rock was actually improv. He was walking in such a straight line and the director noticed him walking towards the rock, so instead of signaling when the scene was supposed to end, he just.. waited to see what happened. And when the actor didn’t hear the signal as he coming up to the rock, he just decided to walk over it. That is how you commit to a role

@remonkewl6598 3 years ago

I don't know if it was mentioned, but the pudgy dragon is a "real" dragon in Forgotten Realms, not something created for the movie.

@SuperiorPosterior 3 years ago

So often when a character dies (or "dies") in a movie, only to be brought back less than a minute later, it feels cheap and terrible. This movie pulls it off well. They have One (1) Back to Life Token. They spent a good deal of the movie hyping it up, trying to get it, and laying out exactly who it would be used on, and I love that the twist actually turns one of Edgin's white lies into a truth:

"I want to use it to revive your mom." He wanted his wife back, the woman his daughter had never really known, but now he actually is using it to bring back his daughter's mom. It's somehow a twist despite being the most obvious response one could imagine in a story.