It literally said in the linked post that this isn’t the case…

This reminds me of a podcast (an episode of This American Life maybe) where one of the reporters talks about being surprised when someone mentions Nazi’s in The Sound of Music because they only ever saw up to the intermission and thought that was the entire movie.

This has become a standard on analog clocks and watches (presumably to avoid confusion with VI), but for some reason IX and XI (for 9 and 11 respectively) is fine.

Personally I’d like to see IX and IIIIIIIIIII.

ETA: I guess IX and XI are ‘fine’ because they’re not upside down, but my point still stands.

Someone better start counting to confirm that OP isn’t hiding a file from us.

Edit: Editing this 3 months later because this is my most recent comment and the typo is haunting me.

I think you have to judge a movie based on what it’s meant to be, and for a fun high fantasy jaunt, this was a monumental achievement. IMHO.

I think more people need to understand this.

Very well said.

I wouldn’t give it that high of praise, but I went into Honor Among Thieves not expecting anything and thought that it was a lot of fun. It doesn’t do anything exciting but it’s just a fun little flick. I’m not a DnD person, but I also enjoyed the references that I did get (which purely come from being a casual Magic: The Gathering player, so I knew some things from the DnD set that came out the other year).