D&D Movie/TV DADHAT hits $80,856,963 box office

[bedir than]

Friday numbers are now in, and it got a nice bump and is back in #3 again ahead of Wick, and looks poised to overtake Air this weekend to move back into #2.

Air was a quick, single week run in order to qualify for awards. It's going to streaming soon

 

[Zardnaar]

Air was a quick, single week run in order to qualify for awards. It's going to streaming soon

The old must screen in 500 theaters for 1 week trick?

 

[bedir than]

The old must screen in 500 theaters for 1 week trick?

They gave it a wide release, but it's on Prime Video soon.
Also, budget for it is 70-90 million with largest expenses being the cast

 

[darjr]

That's too bad. I've heard that it was very beckoning.

Yea, it was to die for.

 

[Oofta]

Yea, it was to die for.

I heard is was very transformative for those that did stay.

 

[Shakeshift]

As much as I miss Dragon magazine, not every column was a winner. I didn't mind The Wizards Three back then, but I haven't read one of those articles in a very long time.

They were all right. I enjoyed the new spells. Ed Greenwood's writing for those articles though was.... very mercurial. It wasn't a great read, to put it mildly.

 

[Nikosandros]

I heard is was very transformative for those that did stay.

It really blew their mind

 

[darjr]

It really blew their mind

They’ll remember that moment the rest of their lives.

 

[humble minion]

Ed Greenwood's writing for those articles though was.... very mercurial. It wasn't a great read, to put it mildly.

The very first Dragon mag i bought as a starry-eyed newbie had a Wizards Three story in it, in which Elminster, Dalamar, and Mordenkainen bait three of Mordenkainen's young female apprentices with the promise of learning magical secrets, then summon them to the Wizard Three's bbq where they are clearly expected to make themselves sexually available as entertainment, while the first-person narrator begs Elminster to be allowed to stay and watch.

'Problematic' didn't even BEGIN to cover it. Even to a mid-teenager with all the emotional intelligence of roadkill and the suave flirtatious moves of wet cement, it felt pretty off.

 

[Nightfly]

The very first Dragon mag i bought as a starry-eyed newbie had a Wizards Three story in it, in which Elminster, Dalamar, and Mordenkainen bait three of Mordenkainen's young female apprentices with the promise of learning magical secrets, then summon them to the Wizard Three's bbq where they are clearly expected to make themselves sexually available as entertainment, while the first-person narrator begs Elminster to be allowed to stay and watch.

What the holy hell