isn’t one story. It’s a tabletop role-playing game that players and their drunk idiot friends can take in any direction imaginable. There are countless existing narratives that can be adapted, but those stories are only starting points. Chances are slim that any studio or filmmaker correctly guesses what D&D fans might want in a movie adaptation. The in-jokes, the bizarre encounters, the recklessly stupid decisions that shouldn’t work but do—they’re all bespoke to each player’s experience.
Our heroes, from Chris Pine’s bard Edgin to Justice Smith’s sorcerer Simon, form an unlikely party with existing interconnected allegiances, grudges, and relationships. Some of them would die for each other. Some can’t stand each other. And they’re all thrust together by just-plausible-enough circumstances. In other words, it’s just as chaotic and silly as your typical D&D game.
Actually they don't Same critics who panned Shazam, Ant-Man and 65 are praising this bland movie that has zero chemistry and forced humor Hugh Grant is the saving grace
It works because you just described a typical D&D session.
it's true, they do work
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