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Dungeons and Dragons, Honor Among Thieves is a fun fantasy adventure that lands better than expected and plays well as a one-time watch. The movie is described as surprisingly enjoyable and fairly entertaining, with praise for being well done. At $5, the DVD format is also appealing for its low price and easy storage on a media server. The main caveat is that the disc format itself is seen as old-fashioned, with some treating DVD as only a deal at much lower prices. It is a solid pick if you want the film cheaply and do not need a higher format.
Fantasy fans wanting a one-time watch, because the movie is fun and entertaining enough to be worth $5 when streaming is unavailable.
Price is the main reason: DVDs are cheaper than Blu-ray and 4K, and some shoppers prefer them for simple storage on a media server. The format is also still widely bought because lower-cost DVD releases and multi-movie sets keep demand high.
It is generally described as a fun, well-done fantasy movie that is more enjoyable than expected. Even viewers who are picky about fantasy or D&D found it entertaining.
Yes, if you want a one-time watch and do not have a streaming option, $5 is a solid price for this movie. It is described as surprisingly fun and fairly entertaining, with enough appeal to justify the purchase at that cost.
UH, no one wants a DVD movie instead of a Blu-ray or 4K..
It's actually strange, but DVD is still outsell Blu-ray and 4K discs, even in 2026 with about 50 to 60% of new discs sold being in that format. Blu-rays trail at 20-25% so DVDs outsell Blu-rays 2-3 to 1. 4K discs are only about 20% of sales. There's kind of a weird thing where people are moving away from Blu-rays and either going higher end with 4K discs (where sales are increasing) or opting for the less expensive DVDs.
It's actually strange, but DVD is still outsell Blu-ray and 4K discs, even in 2026 with about 50 to 60% of new discs sold being in that format. Blu-rays trail at 20-25% so DVDs outsell Blu-rays 2-3 to 1. 4K discs are only about 20% of sales. There's kind of a weird thing where people are moving away from Blu-rays and either going higher end with 4K discs (where sales are increasing) or opting for the less expensive DVDs.
To be fair, I think the main reason DVDs are still selling well is the price.
Blu-rays are just too expensive. I personally prefer digital library out of sheer laziness.
To be fair, I think the main reason DVDs are still selling well is the price. Blu-rays are just too expensive. I personally prefer digital library out of sheer laziness.
That's a huge part of it. A large number of those sales are attributed to places like Walmart where you can pick up a 2 or 3 movie sets for $5.
You probably already know if you like/want this movie, but as a fantasy snob, a movie snob, and a D&D snob, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would and think it's a very fun well done movie. If you think you'll watch it once, and don't have a streaming service that offers it, I'd say it's well worth the $5.
You probably already know if you like/want this movie, but as a fantasy snob, a movie snob, and a D&D snob, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would and think it's a very fun well done movie. If you think you'll watch it once, and don't have a streaming service that offers it, I'd say it's well worth the $5.
I recently saw a symphony perform the score live along with the movie. The film's composer conducted the orchestra. It was surprisingly enjoyable. I had only seen the movie once before and I recalled it being fairly entertaining.
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Dungeons and Dragons, Honor Among Thieves is a fun fantasy adventure that lands better than expected and plays well as a one-time watch. The movie is described as surprisingly enjoyable and fairly entertaining, with praise for being well done. At $5, the DVD format is also appealing for its low price and easy storage on a media server. The main caveat is that the disc format itself is seen as old-fashioned, with some treating DVD as only a deal at much lower prices. It is a solid pick if you want the film cheaply and do not need a higher format.
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