Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves | Questions For A Corpse Clip (2023 Movie)

A tiny taste of #DnDMovie. See Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves in theatres March 31.

A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers undertake an epic heist to retrieve a lost relic, but things go dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves brings the rich world and playful spirit of the legendary roleplaying game to the big screen in a hilarious and action-packed adventure.


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[byronsmothers]

The corpse knows the rules of the spell, answering even rhetorical questions so he can just get back to sleep

[Vanderyn]

Whoever wrote this scene knows how a typical dnd encounter plays out.

[igormorais]

This whole film so far looks like it was written by a couple guys sitting in a corner transcribing a campaign. I love it

[messybestie-di]

Bro this literally happened to me in a campaign. I only had 3 questions and wasted my last one but I still felt like an idiot afterward.

[zsedc]

Movies based on games tend to be... less than entertaining. But in only 30 seconds, you've convinced me to buy a movie ticket. Well played, Paramount. Well played.

[davehomeniswonger]

Legit happened in a campaign. “I get one question, right?” Aaaand that was that. 😂😂😂

[kaokong]

I have a strong feeling that the writers where playing D&D at the same time.

[tomdidyamam]

This definitely happens in dnd 😆 especially the intelligence of the scene

[alexandersvensson]

I love Pines delivery of ”Fantastic. Where’s the shovel?”

[ikaemos]

I saw this a while back and thought, "Hah, we're too smart for this, this would never happen to us, " and then last session our Warlock spent all five questions being dramatic.

[Abelhawk]

I love how not-seriously this movie is going to take itself. It's going to be so much fun! I also appreciate how the corpse was just a straight-up puppet instead of full CGI. Can't wait.

[timothypeterson]

This is proof that they either have D&D writers on staff, or they did a lot of research online.

[Dreadwolf]

Bro this shit literally happened in my campaign. My players kept throwing out questions in front of the corpse.

[christianzafiroglu]

OK, that was genuinely funny to me. Chris Pine has great comedic timing.

[Localbisexual]

I love how the entire movie just plays like an actual d&d game that could happen

[suchomimus]

This movie was so much better than I expected it to be.

[youtubesucks]

“I didn’t” plop 😂 im so excited for this movie

[YurimoHikashi]

Definitely true to DnD campaigns 😂
Things may not go your way but that makes it even more fun sometimes

[Vman_]

Whole theatre was laughing at this scene 🤣🔥

[solezeta]

Such a simple yet so funny interaction that's honestly better than most of Marvel's recent humor