That is It's easy to be skeptical about films based on video games and gaming franchisesBecause history has proven that they are a pretty hit-or-change. However, "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor among Thieves" was one of the best fantasies in 2023By bringing viewers to an epic adventure through the forgotten areas, they also turn the universe of the complex "Dungeons & Dragons" RPG into an affordable, family-friendly blockbuster. You do not have to turn some cubes on the orders of a dungeon master to appreciate the film, but viewers who enjoy getting into the campaign will appreciate his deep references to D & D.

Directed by Athonatan Goldstein and Johnon Francis Daily, "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor among Thieves" is a joyous flock of fantasy with a large screen It provides an alternative to Grimmarc's shows as the "Dragon House". The story follows the brutal Bard Edgin Darwis (Chris Pine) and a group of incredibly susceptible persons, as they tried to extract a lost artifact and rescue their daughter from the wicked master of never inventor, Fortzviliam (Hugh Grant). What follows is the search that brings our heroes into contact with rumored carcasses, wizards, dragons and other fantastic wonders of forgotten areas.

Part of the charm of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor among Thieves" derives from its use of real -world locations to bring the forgotten areas to life. Filmmakers found some pretty magical hot spots across Europe to replicate the mystical countries of the film, visiting three countries on the road. Given that, let's find out where the film was filmed.

"Dungeons and Dragons: Honor among thieves" is full of beautiful castles, rural villages and stage coastline - most of them can be found in Northern Ireland. For example, a castle based in "Nevaier", which Edgin and his own run from the boat has been filmed at Cartycle Carikfergus in Antrim County, a truly historic place that has survived for more than 800 years. It was not the only medieval structure used, with Glendar Castle and Ward Castle also providing the background of key scenes.

Of course, there is more about Northern Ireland than the castles, and the films "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor among Thieves" made the most of it. Some of the film's centrical scenes were filmed on the shore of the highway, a large part of the water that covers a significant portion of the country's northern region. Elsewhere, the hidden village of Galboli - a rural place located within the valleys of Antrim - provided external footage for Longsadl, the sleeping village where Bradley Cooper's half -linger, Marlamine.

Finally, the Titanic studio in Belfast was used to shoot some of the film's interior scenes, including the last battle seen by the wicked witch Sophine (Daisy Head) Dragons of Edgin and the gang in an unbeliever. This covers the northern Irish part of the film's production, but two more nations were also necessary to bring this iteration to the forgotten areas of the screen.

"Dungeons and Dragons: Honor among Thieves" opens with Edgin Darwis and Holga Kilgor (Michel Rodriguez) who escaped from prison at the end of Rew, before starting a dangerous journey to Non -inventor. Their adventure sees them passing the cold pitches of IceWind Dale and fighting the hot lava at Mount Hotenow, giving Iceland a perfect ambience for the fantastic region.

The country volcano in the country has also been available for some scenes, as it broke out during filming and allowed the crew to grab some truly authentic background shots. As far as we know, no one was injured while filming the blast footage, and all included now have a cool story to tell their time about the production.

Fortunately, the scenes that were shot in England were desirable by Iceland's volcanic hotspot. The Wales Cathedral, located in the bathroom, provided the chambers of the castle never, with Alnvik Castle in Northberland, giving the crew to the external footage of the mainstream stronghold. Dungeons & Dragons seems to have taken the cast and the crew at some tourist sites - and paid off because the film looks impressive.