Yep, You’re the reason most people who commented here left.
Yep, You’re the reason most people who commented here left.
because everyone’s racist uncle finds her attractive and therefore truthful?
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Bad. Comments system is crap. I used to read the comments on a lot of articles, but now I’m not really doing that anymore. Just doesn’t feel the same. Im reading less of the articles too. I won’t stop coming, but it won’t be as frequent as before. At least the What are you playing this week community is still strong.
Nay with enough optimism to stay for now. There’s nothing good about it, but I remain irrationally hopeful that a better AV Club will arrive in a month or a year.
Yeah, Jackson threw in a lot of stupid shit.
My biggest complaints are not making Legolas a badass, but 1.) making Legolas a skateboarder, and 2.) reducing the characterization of the Ents to “they talk reaaaaaaaaaaaally, reeeeaaaaaaalllllllllllyyy sllloooooooooooooooooooowwwwww.”
It always chapped my ass that there are people whose only LOTR experiences are those movies. Not because they’re bad movies, but because they aren’t the pure distillations of all the good things about the books that people make them out to be.
Neither of those gods were men.
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Neither of those men are dead, they ascended from their corporeal bodies.
No thanks. If death is good enough for Prince and Bowie, it’s good enough for me.
Zombie ice dragon fire can’t melt magical ice walls.
I like this.
They’re speed holes.
It’s Jaime and Cersei not Jon and Dany the “love” of a short season compared to the “love” of the entire series. It’s Jaime also Valyrian words for lord and light are aeksio and onos and Valyrian words for gold and hand are aeksion and ondos. Second time he tempered the sword it was a lion heart. He is younger then…
Jon is Lightbringer. Rhaegar stabbed Lyanna with his “sword” and she died resulting in forging (birthing) Jon, who goes on to become the weapon to fight against the undead, which he’s been doing since season 1.
I’ve got a better version — Jamie Lannister ends up being the Azor Ahai stand-in, and he tempers the sword in Cersei’s heart. Sounds like a win-win-win for everyone.
If they do this, I’m going to be pissed off. It turns Daenerys’s entire journey into a way to make a dude really sad. The show’s made huge strides in how it treats its female characters since its “sexposition” days, and doing something like forcing Jon to sacrifice Daenerys would take it right back to the worst and…