
At the movies: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is a largely enjoyable fantasy romp
Somehow, I’ve never played Dungeons & Dragons. That’s certainly a weird blind spot for me considering I love fantasy and have enjoyed media that references this tabletop game, but it’s true. All those rolling dice and role-playing opportunities have passed me by. But even though that tabletop game isn’t a fixture of my life, I’ve always admired the way it brought people together and recognized its appeal. So universal and widespread is its prominence that it was inevitable someone would try their hand at making a movie adaptation of the property even after the 2000 boondoggle headlined by Jeremy Irons. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, hailing from Game Night writer/ directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, makes for a rollicking good time and, best of all, resonated as totally accessible to this newcomer to this universe.





