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It will probably eventually stream for free on Prime in the US. Amazon and Paramount seem to have a deal to eventually stream their films on Prime after Paramount Plus, I watched both Sonic 2 and Top Gun Maverick on Prime for free. It's not the same day as Paramount Plus though.

Pretty much all Fox shows (at least the ones made by their studios) are going to be on Hulu, they were part of the Hulu joint venture before Disney bought them. Arrested Development isn't but that's because Netflix paid to produce the 4th and 5th seasons.

Honor Among Thieves will be on Paramount Plus starting tomorrow:

I really doubt D&D hitting #1 on the VOD platforms is really all that "meaningful". It's a new, big budget blockbuster. I can't imagine any new big blockbuster not hitting #1 on release week on VOD platforms. The vast majority of sales on those platforms on any given week are either going to be...

The factor of 2 is accounting for the theater's cut of the ticket sales. Movie studios like to keep contract terms close to the chest but studios take 60%+ of domestic sales (in was a big controversy when Disney asked for 65% for the Last Jedi ticket sales) while they get less overseas due to...

I don't really mind the different bonuses and penalties in Pathfinder 2e but I only play it in Foundry where most of it is already done for you. I wonder how I would feel actually playing it on a tabletop. Advantage and disadvantage might just be better in that situation. I think it would be...

The trailer only has the Steam logo, I'm guessing it's coming to PC first and will eventually be ported to consoles.

One important thing to note about Knives Edge franchise is Netflix was paying for production for 2 movies plus extra to make up for the fact they wouldn't be going to theaters (as as far as I know blu-ray/VOD/TV) so they were paying a premium for Knives Out 2 and 3. One interesting guess on...

Nah. Even when companies release products I like I think it's important to criticize and push back on bad decisions, and Wizards has sure had a few major bad decisions in the past few months. If people roll over to bad, anti consumer decisions they're just going to push further and further...

I see it's up on Vudu as well: https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/details/Dungeons-Dragons-Honor-Among-Thieves/2303302 I'll probably wait for a sale or until I can get a cheap digital code for it off of Reddit but I'm looking forward to watching it again.

For whatever reason this popped up in my mind, but the director of the 2016 Ghostbusters reboot (which had a similar budget as the D&D movie, around $150 million) made a comment on what that movie had to make at the box office to break even in an article...

Seeing as how the trailer only has the Steam logo I'm guessing it's PC first then they'll port it to consoles eventually.

Yeah I can't say I'm interested in a hack n slash arpg. Give me a turn based crpg with the 2e rules.

At minimum I expect GotG 3, Fast X, The Little Mermaid, Transformers, The Flash, Indiana Jones, Mission Impossible, Oppenheimer, maybe Barbie, maybe Haunted Mansion, Dune 2, the Marvel's, Hunger Games, Aquaman and maybe Ghostbusters to hit $200 million or more this year, beating DnD at the box...

Update: An Abomination Vaults videogame kickstarter will be launching soon

Yeah tons of lower budget movies get made all the time but due to the fantasy nature of D&D it would be difficult since you got a wide variety of species, the need for fairly unique locations/environments/costumes (compared to a movie set in the modern day) and stuff like magic. Sure you could...

Getting the budget that low will likely be difficult. Chris Pine is asking for $13 million for Star Trek 4. https://variety.com/2022/film/features/movie-star-salaries-joaquin-phoenix-joker-2-tom-cruise-1235320046/ While he may not be be asking for that much for a D&D sequel his salary alone...

I agree, I would love to get more films with these characters though I have my doubts it will happen unless VOD and merchandise sales really pull through and bring in big money for Hasbro and Paramount.

If this set was legitimately purchased and was just accidentally sold early (which seems like a possibility given the name of this set being similar to other sets) then WotC has 0 property rights to the cards. There is no law that says I can't purchase or own something before street date...

Even if it was purchased in person from a retailer it's not the Youtuber's responsibility to police the retailer breaking street date and they can spoil the set if they aren't under NDA from WotC. That sort of thing happens a lot, for example the upcoming Star Wars videogame has already been...