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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9515393" data-attributes="member: 4534">Honor Among Thieves was the last movie I saw in the theater and that must have been in April or May of 2023.&nbsp; I keep thinking I should go see more movies but my plans almost always fall through.&nbsp; I planned on seeing the latest Deadpool movie but COVID prevented me from going out.&nbsp; Then I figured it was going to be streaming soon so I just held off on going.&nbsp; I've got the funds and the time to go see movies but I just can't be bothered to for some reason.&nbsp; I did enjoy HAT though and thought it was a delightful, light hearted romp.&nbsp; Would a sequel be nice?&nbsp; Sure.&nbsp; But I can live without one.&nbsp; Maybe an original story again might be nice?&nbsp; I don't blame Hasbro for getting out of the movie business.&nbsp; The funny thing is that Hasbro got their start selling furniture only later pivoting to toys.&nbsp; But sometimes things just don't work out as you hoped and you've got to decide where to direct your efforts for maximum effect.&nbsp; Maybe they can license out the D&amp;D name to studios who want to produce movies or television shows.&nbsp; As much as I enjoyded HAT, I think I would have enjoyed it just as much if you removed all the D&amp;Disms.&nbsp; It could have been a generic fantasy movie with all human characters and I think I would have been just as happy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9515393, member: 4534"] [I]Honor Among Thieves [/I]was the last movie I saw in the theater and that must have been in April or May of 2023. I keep thinking I should go see more movies but my plans almost always fall through. I planned on seeing the latest Deadpool movie but COVID prevented me from going out. Then I figured it was going to be streaming soon so I just held off on going. I've got the funds and the time to go see movies but I just can't be bothered to for some reason. I did enjoy HAT though and thought it was a delightful, light hearted romp. Would a sequel be nice? Sure. But I can live without one. Maybe an original story again might be nice? I don't blame Hasbro for getting out of the movie business. The funny thing is that Hasbro got their start selling furniture only later pivoting to toys. But sometimes things just don't work out as you hoped and you've got to decide where to direct your efforts for maximum effect. Maybe they can license out the D&D name to studios who want to produce movies or television shows. As much as I enjoyded HAT, I think I would have enjoyed it just as much if you removed all the D&Disms. It could have been a generic fantasy movie with all human characters and I think I would have been just as happy. [/QUOTE]

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