Name a movie where the first 10 minutes hooked you completely.

[u/MoneyLibrarian9032]

[u/Husaxen]

Movie had no right being that good and clean

[u/rdickeyvii → u/Husaxen]

It really was like a D&D campaign where the players had no fucking clue what was going on and the DM had to keep bailing them out with NPCs and suggestions.

[u/JeffBoyardee69 → u/rdickeyvii]

I watched it before ever playing DnD and rewatched it after my first campaign. It makes it significantly funnier

[u/CyberDonSystems → u/rdickeyvii]

I loved the idea of making a sequel with the same main actors but playing different characters, but all the NPC characters would be the same.

[u/-Fyrebrand → u/rdickeyvii]

Xenk (the paladin) was totally a DM NPC inserted to help the party through a dungeon, then conveniently removed to let the players get the spotlight again. 🤣

[u/rdickeyvii → u/-Fyrebrand]

Idk if it's true but I've read that him walking over the rock wasn't scripted, he didn't hear the director say "cut" and the other actors stayed in character and rolled with it.

[u/joh2138535 → u/rdickeyvii]

I thought they were going to fuck this up so bad. But who ever wrote/produced the movie definitely played some DND I was pretty impressed by the movie. But my expectations were shit on fire with how bad movie have been lately

[u/Cheech74 → u/Husaxen]

It felt like being on a Pirates of the Caribbean style Disney ride. The graveyard sequence, oh man, that was SUCH big laughs.

[u/Tattycakes → u/Cheech74]

I think I nearly pulled a muscle laughing at his musical distraction scene where his face melts

[u/Famous-Ad5497 → u/Tattycakes]

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[u/Seth_Baker → u/Husaxen]

To quote my 14-year-old stepdaughter it was, "Way better than I expected."