It may be a happy accident that this person watched "Dungeons and Dragons" completely wrong.
Movie lovers will adore this post of a person who watched a movie incorrectly and was completely enamored with it. When u/Rodlylane watched the flick, they had a tough time navigating the settings. They just wanted to watch with subtitles, but they got a little more than they bargained for. Nevertheless, this OP adored the movie, and began researching it after the credits rolled. That ended up being quite the surprise! So they shared the story to r/movies, where the tale received hundreds of comments from people who related to the OP's mistake.
While reading the comments under the post, it became clear that lots of people have accidentally watched movies slightly incorrectly as well. Who among us hasn't accidentally watched the first few minutes of a film without noticing something was off? It happens — and the movies that the commenters noted included "A Quiet Place," which would actually make a lot of sense to watch sans audio.
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