D&D Movie/TV Honor Among Thieves coming to Netflix USA

[Steampunkette]

So... some fun information:

D&D Honor Among Thieves went up 387 places on Just Watch's streaming ranking list (indicating a lot more views) to 507.

Today it's at 294, which means it moved up 213 spots in the last 24 hours.

That's not nothin'! I could see it popping into the top 100 by the 1st of March if they get good numbers on Netflix.

 

[Queer Venger]

I know I may be the minority, but I really enjoyed this movie, (compared to the other D&D movies) it really felt like D&D to me, my group of players and I went to see it and we all really liked it; bummer that another one won't be coming but happy if the tv show gets off the ground.

 

[Zardnaar]

I know I may be the minority, but I really enjoyed this movie, (compared to the other D&D movies) it really felt like D&D to me, my group of players and I went to see it as a group and really liked it; bummer that another one won't be coming but happy if the tv show gets off the ground.

I don't think you're a minority for liking it. It's very popular.

Not enough people were eilling to pay for it at the box office was the main problem.

 

[Reynard]

I don't think you're a minority for liking it. It's very popular.

Not enough people were eilling to pay for it at the box office was the main problem.

I think it is mostly a victim of the post pandemic movie consumption model. LOTS of people are happy to wait until things hit streaming for any or all of the 1794 reasons watching a movie in your house is better than going to the theater.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I think it is mostly a victim of the post pandemic movie consumption model. LOTS of people are happy to wait until things hit streaming for any or all of the 1794 reasons watching a movie in your house is better than going to the theater.

Other than Romulus, I haven't seen a movie in a theater for more than a year for precisely this reason.

 

[bedir than]

Other than Romulus, I haven't seen a movie in a theater for more than a year for precisely this reason.

HaT was the last movie I saw in the theater

 

[Chaltab]

I haven't seen a movie in the theatre since Dragon Ball Super Superhero

 

[Parmandur]

I know I may be the minority, but I really enjoyed this movie, (compared to the other D&D movies) it really felt like D&D to me, my group of players and I went to see it as a group and really liked it; bummer that another one won't be coming but happy if the tv show gets off the ground.

Not in the minority for people who saw the movie, the critical reviews and popular ratings were quite good. The issue ia thar, unfortunately for the money people it has turned out to be a cult classic that didn't find a mass audience in theatres.

 

[Reynard]

Other than Romulus, I haven't seen a movie in a theater for more than a year for precisely this reason.

Ha! Romulus was the one that got me out too. The new Captain America was the next but it isn't looking like a must see in theater movie, review wise.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Ha! Romulus was the one that got me out too. The new Captain America was the next but it isn't looking like a must see in theater movie, review wise.

If you're not going to fill the screen with flying face-huggers, I don't need to see it on a room-sized screen.