Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023) - The Arena Maze Scene | Movieclips

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - The Arena Maze: The party must figure a way out of the maze construct entirely.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers embark on an epic quest to retrieve a lost relic, but things go dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people.

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount Pictures (2023)
Cast: Chris Pine, Justice Jesse Smith, Michelle Rodriguez, Sophia Lillis
Screenwriter: Chris McKay, John Francis Daley, Jonathan M. Goldstein, Michael Gilio
Director: John Francis Daley, Jonathan M. Goldstein

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[romilrh]

This is one of the jankiest and most obscure ideas for an escape I've ever seen. In other words, the writers perfectly understood D&D problem-solving

[NoriMori]

1:21 I love this plan because I can very vividly imagine Doric's player asking the DM, "If someone is inside a gelatinous cube and then shrinks, does the cube INSTANTLY reform around their smaller size, or does it take some time?" And the DM thinking about it and maybe checking if the book says anything 😂 And also trying to decide if Doric would even know, maybe asking her player to roll a Nature check or something. I can see it!

[dragonllig]

Man I can just feel the DM facepalming when they randomly decide to skip the rest of the dungeon they made

[jamesrawlins]

Such a smart script by someone that really does understand D&D - but knows what works on the big screen. I will say the shapeshifter in this movie is far better than any in D&D - but it has to be that level. Now maybe whoever did this can give some assistance whenever they do the TEEN TITANS movie for Beast Boy.

[ahstiasummers]

Side note, I love the cameo of the party from that D&D show in the 90s and that party seemed nice to their competitors of this new party. "You found the cage, come to safety with us". I hope they survived

[blueskadoo]

Wow, how did this movie not hit it big time. Both scenes with the gelatinous cube are perfect. I know they hit other aspects extremely well, but damn, so happy to see cube in a live adaptation and done well lore wise.

[MentalMeles]

I love how the original team is so kind! They cheer when our heroes find the cage and beckon them to hurry and join so they'll all be safe together. They even say 'No, come back!' when they run away. Just a sweet little detail and tribute <3

[thebluedragon]

I love the fact that the other team of adventurers are the original characters from the DND cartoon show back in the 80s.

[boza]

I saw this at the cinema around 2 weeks after it came out with a few of my friends. As someone who has never played Dungeons and Dragons, the movie was actually very interesting, and had a good plot.

[BYERE]

I'm still so happy we got to see a Displacer Beast! My favourite monster in all of D&D <3

[Winter-The-Masquerade]

My sister, who is a D&D fan, thought that what would be great for a sequel would be to have the same cast from this film BUT play completely different characters who are different classes from what we have here. Thus further adding to the idea that this is a a D&D session since several people will play the game differently when they make another session.

[eroumgme]

Why didn't this do well? I enjoyed it. Seemed like such a love letter for D&D

[darkwulf]

I geeked out when I saw that the dungeons and dragons cartoon team was there.

[Zenboen]

Does anybody else find that gong sound satisfying. I need that as a ringtone

[Vagran]

@1:00 Those are the kids from the old DnD cartoon. Sweet cameo.

[kmassicott]

Cameo dungeons and dragons kids from cartoon

[mrbluebell]

Displacer beast. Last seen in the Capcom dnd arcade coin op

[raymonreiz]

such an underrated film, very well pasted action and humour

[proverbialking]

Doric literally hard carried the entire group.

[bloganc]

One thing about this scene that confused me was how was the crowd supposed to see what is happening in the maze?