Film Name: 龙与地下城：侠盗荣耀 / Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Went to see Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves last night – my expectations were stretched quite a bit due to the positive feedback from those who had seen this film before.
Even so, the film did not disappoint:
As a very “formulaic” commercial film, Dungeons & Dragons doesn’t play awkward or deep, but rather focuses on various details, and many of the settings specific to D&D tabletop games and western fantasy stories are effectively displayed in a way that’s appropriate and not contrived;
At the same time, many key scenes have a good performance, such as the prison break of the set-up and counter-set-up, the long shot of the druid constantly transforming and escaping, the use of small spells to get rid of the big fat dragon, the use of a thousand kinds of portals, and the battle of wits and courage in the maze of the race of life and death, etc. In addition, the film’s literary and martial arts scenes are very good;
In addition, the film has a good balance of literary and martial arts scenes, laughs and laughs, show settings and show scenes, etc., and always serves up a new point of view just before the audience starts to feel bored or before that, so you won’t feel bored the whole time.
That makes it a done deal!
Also, Sophia Lilith is just so cute as the Druid girl Doric, and while not particularly pretty on closer inspection, she just looks very comfortable, which is another plus point for the film~
Of course, there’s not much to explain about a film like Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, and since I’ve never played a D&D game, I can’t tell you exactly what’s going on, so I’m not going to write a long post about it~.
In the next few days, if you have the chance, you might as well go and see this film, at least you can gain a relaxing and enjoyable viewing experience.
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