Wrong.
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That’s how it’s usually interpreted, but it’s not necessarily correct.
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That has to be the worst take possible.
She already had their fear. Everyone was terrorized. The Lannister army yielded from the bottom up. There was no general order to surrender.
At some point, GoT was indeed Prestige TV. Or at the very least, in the running to be. It’s been several years since it started running straight away from that, though.
No it didn’t.
No it didn’t.
You do realize you’re saying the same thing, right?
Sure, that 30 hour one-way drive for a two day business will not in any way, shape or form impact my energy, performance or schedule.
But A) you’ll lose the satisfaction of helping a good person while screwing an asshole, and B) It’s an airline. He’s not gonna be your problem as soon as you give him a final answer, and if he doesn’t take it, you can really, really make his day a lot worse if he turns abusive.
It helps if you are polite about it.
Depends. Downtown at major cities like Chicago, New York, Mexico City, stuff like that, they’re usually very busy on weekdays, and not so much on weekends. Business travelers abound. More touristy locations will be the opposite.
If your point was to take pictures of major plot points, then having the phone out at the ready would make sense. You might not get the swing, but the head on the floor? easy peasy.
a-yup. It was a masterful bit of blocking and directing. The moment where he grabs them is very clearly shown, yet it still comes as a surprise because it’s not given the importance it actually has, at the time.
I didn’t say the gauntlet was just a protection. I said it was to be a conduit for their power.
Pretty much all of it is. In infinity war eitri says that was the job he took for thanos.
A) mostly, yes. you can do anything.
It’s just that he’s the same fuckup joke up until the final battle. I don’t mind fat thor. I don’t mind him remaining fat throughout the film. I don’t mind him going to that dark place narratively. He doesn’t need the montage, it’s well established you can be both fat and a powerhouse as an asgardian. I actually like…
Re. 3.He needs to snap away half of life because he sees himself as the hero who takes the hard decisions, like a captain sending men to die in battle. If he finds a better way, his self image gets broken.