Dungeons & Dragons (2022)
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
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I almost overlooked that they were jumping into a gelatinous cube to avoid the displacer beast.
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j00t
Silver Baronet of the Realm
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i hate that this is the current litmus test we're working with, and yeah you're right. i didn't really hate anything about it.
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reavor
I'm With HER ♀
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the people who get excited about this are the same who get excited about current woke marvel garbage 00567 trailer then come here and be like ”it wasnt actually that good who would have thought?”
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Vandyn
Blackwing Lair Raider
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This felt like Guardians of the Galaxy - A DnD module. That being said the CG looks pretty good. Looks like one of those movies where you just don't take too seriously but may still be fun.
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Urlithani
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Looks like your typical D&D night with friends. Most campaigns I've ever played are never more than half serious, and even the more serious ones have their moments every session that devolves into some sort of ridiculous hilarity.
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Mist
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We should have a thread about that moment when a campaign went sideways/jumps the shark and goes from semi-serious to totally absurd, because it pretty much happens every time.
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spronk
FPS noob
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yeah Hugh Grant apparently really liked the script too, he was fantastic in Paddington 2 but I dunno if he is good at picking parts or not.
Game Night was really funny, one of those under the radar comedies nobody talks about much but worth a watch
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The cg looked good. And it had a lot of those moments that felt like omg my party had done that. And the best part no moronic Wayne's brother.
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I think that was one of the last movies my wife and I actually saw together in the theater for a date night. It was actually pretty funny and we both enjoyed it. Can't remember the last time I actually went to a movie theater other then that. Maybe the WWI movie with the spiderman kid for a matinee.
Void
BAU BAU
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I'm not exactly enthused about this, but it could have been a lot worse. Lots of cool references for us nerds at least. I will have to overcome my burning hatred of Michelle Rodriguez I suppose.
I do think we should make note of the fact that a red-headed white girl is actually in the movie though!
I do think we should make note of the fact that a red-headed white girl is actually in the movie though!
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Mist
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Or Bryce Dallas Howard... or Isla Fisher, or Karen Gillan...
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Gavinmad
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No, it was the "one take" WWI movie about British soldiers. I could be mistaking the actor. I never saw a Hacksaw Ridge, but I know of it, is it any good?
Edit:looked it up. It was 1917 and it was a different actor as the protagonist, George Mackay. I don't know for some reason I was thinking of the new Spider-Man guy was in it. It was a neat movie but I guess it wasn't that memorable.
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Gavinmad
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It's pretty great, probably the best movie Mel Gibson has directed. It's the story of the first ever conscientious objector to win the medal of honor.
And after looking it up I guess Tom Holland actually was originally going to be the lead for 1917 but reshoots for something else made him have to back out.
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