Also, most AAA games today pull their visuals from cinema, and then stretch the stories to 10 hours worth of gameplay. Keeping the visual tone is easy, but cramming a video game plot into 2 hours is insane.
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They loaned the Monarchy of the Seven Kingdoms money. That debt technically belongs to Westeros, and whoever sits on the throne is responsible for paying it back.
That’s what he means by weirdness. You could pull off a movie in which the main character is a mute blank who doesn’t really do anything but whack aliens with a crowbar, but it would have to be half-arthouse, instead of a by-the-numbers tentpole.
Because they know that it would be fairly impossible to extract money from a ruler with dragons.
A wight smashed to pieces by horse hooves is as good as dead. The idea was to kill off a sizable portion of the wight army before it reached the walls.
The ground is frozen. That would be like digging through brick.
It really seemed like the main danger from the wight army was being crushed or suffocated.
I’m more excited for a pretty inevitable Brienne/Bronn face-off than for CleganeBowl.
It boggles me that Flubber there has had so many college students standing around in his house, and not one of them has told him to fuck his fat, dumb, racist self.
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This seems appropriate.
It bums me out too that they didn’t use his art on any of the prop storyboards or concept art.
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No, he just visits them. His one line: “At that time, I was a Federal Express man...”
Campaign season shouldn’t be more than 3 months long. No announcements, political ads, no campaigns, no pit stops in Iowa, no donor-courting, no PAC money until August, 2020.
Is she? Has she confirmed that she’ll be in the Black Widow movie?
It could also be a trick. The first trailer for Black Widow drops, and the title explodes into the words “Howard the Duck”
No, they’re definitely both dead. There’s a post credits scene of a rat eating their faces on Vormir, then turning to the camera and winking before snapping his fingers and vanishing, with what sounds like Patrick Stewart’s laugh hanging in the air.
Fan theory: Steve Rogers is Jack Kirby.
That’s the mark of a true creative. “What haven’t we done yet?”
It sounded like this movie is best digested in youtube clips of the gory monster parts.