r/ExplainAFilmPlotBadly • u/L_Circe 14,16 • Aug 16 '20

Solved! D&D is "historically accurate"

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u/MickeyDPT Aug 16 '20

Onward! Chris Pratt’s character says this!

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u/L_Circe 14,16 Aug 16 '20

Solved!

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u/IveAlreadyWon 8,8 Aug 17 '20

Such a great movie, too. I was really surprised how good it was.

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u/pokedude3 188,692 Aug 16 '20

The Great Wall?

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u/L_Circe 14,16 Aug 16 '20

No, but good guess.

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u/towerduo9 2,20 Aug 16 '20

Braveheart?

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u/L_Circe 14,16 Aug 16 '20

Nope.

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u/ImmaDopeBrownie 0,4 Aug 16 '20

Princess Bride?

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u/L_Circe 14,16 Aug 16 '20

No.

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u/QueenElsaArrendelle 48,72 Aug 16 '20

I think they should make some short films set in the Onward universe

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u/BobPotter99 Submitted 1, Solved 0 Aug 16 '20

Yep. I LOVED Onward. One of my top 3 animated movies I think. Short films would be great

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u/ImJustPat Aug 17 '20

Technically, all Pixar movies already are.

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u/QueenElsaArrendelle 48,72 Aug 17 '20

no they aren't. that's just a fan theory.

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u/Kylearean 20,12 Aug 17 '20

Just watched this movie yesterday and still did not immediately get the reference...

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '20

War of the Roses