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What are the best or most iconic title drops in movies?
Or maybe just some that you consider to be your favorite? Is it notorious and awkwardly delivered like Will Smith's line, "So that's it, huh? Were some type of Suicide Squad?" or was it woven into the dialogue in a more memorable way like when Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown said, "We're sending you back to the future!", or was it just a throwaway line and something completely unexpected when it was uttered?
What was it that made you sit up and point at the screen like Leonardo DiCaprio in "Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood" and announce "HE SAID THE THING"?
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No, really. You don't have to know a single thing about Dungeons and Dragons to thoroughly enjoy "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" (2023)
I never gave this movie any of my attention for two solid years. I don't know a druid from a bard, I have no idea what charisma points are, and I wouldn't know the word "Demogorgon" if it wasn't for Stranger Things.
So naturally I thought there's no way I could follow along in "Honor Among Thieves" because I know diddly squat about the franchise.
But you guys ... you wouldn't let it be. So many posts, so many comments, saying how wonderful this movie was. I gave in and watched it last night.
It's really good. Yes, just like you have all been screaming at me. Good action, good comedy, good SFX, all around a great movie.
I really loved Hugh Grant's performance. He pulls off smarmy and slimy quite well.
And I was leaping out of my seat when I saw live-action versions of these guys. Yay fanservice!
I know I was a dummy. Forgive me.