I’m just glad they gave him barely any dialog aside from the singing. Everyone else there got to speak except really for him. Which was good. He got to do his ‘thing’ and then got to shut up and sit in the corner.
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It’s not even the cameo that’s the problem, it’s how they did it. All but one of the musician cameos the show’s been famous for over the years have been blink and you miss it musical performances by those people (the lone exception was Wilko Johnson as Ilyn Payne).
I loved every second of that episode. The screen time, the lingering, the texture, the table setting, the artifice, the artistry, everything. But, I guess that means I’m doing it wrong since you are obviously the authority on doing it right.
Even worse was the sequence with the Frey’s and Arya, that is literally the opposite of what this show should be about and was for 3 seasons (and the story is about). This isn’t your classic fairytale or next Marvel adaption. People die and their murderers go unpunished in this world and it’s not revenge porn.
Even worse was the sequence with the Frey’s and Arya, that is literally the opposite of what this show should be about and was for 3 seasons (and the story is about). This isn’t your classic fairytale or next Marvel adaption. People die and their murderers go unpunished in this world and it’s not revenge porn.
I actually quite liked Sansa in this episode. Yes, it was stupid of her to question John in front of everyone, but he came away from it for the better. She pretty much voiced what many people were thinking, and then John soundly showed those arguments up.
GODDAMNIT, WOULD SOMEBODY JUST SLIT THE THROAT OF THAT DUMB, IMBECILE, SANSA, PLEASE? Has that fucker learnt nothing? No, you stupid spoiled idiot, it’s not that you can’t question your brother - even if your point is beyond stupid, as it was -, just try to not do it in front of the very houses he is trying to keep…
All but one of my friends who died, from school or otherwise, in the last 20 years have been from opiates or drug-related suicide, too. It’s not a new problem, but it’s a worsening one.
I really hope they *don’t* correct it. They are supposed to be making a movie of the book written by Madeleine L’Engle, and in that book, the word used is ‘tesseract’.
I want this movie to be amazing and true to the book at least as much as you do, so please don’t think I’m being condescending when I say this (even though it’s totally going to sound like it, for which I apologize):
I am so, so wary, and I am going to be so heartbroken if it’s bad.
...we’re gonna overlook the fact that the trailer contains yet another use of an edgy remake of a familiar pop song as its background music.
Those Black Panther costumes - just WOW! The colours, the textures - utterly beautiful.
I’d just like to give huge love to the “typois” which is MAKING A TYPO WHILE ATTEMPTING TO ACTUALLY MAKE A TOTALLY DIFFERENT TYPO.
This was exactly my thought. This is the move every woman is intimately familiar with, the move you make towards your female friend when her boyfriend starts leching on you at the club.
You can VISIBLY SEE BRIGITTE BECOME UNCOMFORTABLE and move closer to Melania
I can’t. I can’t make jokes about this, or find it funny, or think “oh jeez THIS guy” or any of that fucking bullshit. Because at the end of the motherfucking day, I am raising my daughter in a world that is REGRESSING instead of PROGRESSING in terms of women’s rights and that makes me fucking sick to my stomach. It…
Only supernaturally so. There are other kinds of power. The High Sparrow, at least, was utterly terrifying in his cunning, so much so you couldn’t tell when he was being sincere and when he was being manipulative. He only lost when he got cocky and backed Cirsei into a corner.
It’s interesting that the only gods with actual power so far are the Old gods and R’hllor. I suppose you could argue the Many Faced God too, but is the power of the Faceless Men his or something else?
The Seven, the state religion, so far has shown its gods to be totally powerless.