How do you not even mention that closing line from Martin Mull?

"Of consequence." Gotta read entire sentences. Also, we know she doesn't really want the hound dead from when she was called a liar for saying it. Payne is on the list. But he doesn't matter. No one on the list actually matters except Cersei. They've been building her up for it for years. Decades if you count the…

There's only one name of consequence left on Arya's list though. If she isn't gonna fulfill that quest there's no reason for her not to stay in Bravos.

I have said something similar among friends. I think her wanting to burn it down, like the Mad King, will be the thing that pushes Jaime too far. But I don't think he will be able to kill her himself. So he will turn to a trained assassin that has had Cersei on a kill list for a while. He can't do it himself, but…

EVERYTHING on the Waif.

How do you not mention that Ivey's lines during the proposition, not to mention that whole plot line, are completely lifted from Fletch? And if you didn't know that, shame on you.

Childhood sweetheart Anna is the best line in the whole thing.

If you're the kind of "cinephile" that craps on blockbusters or superhero movies just because they aren't serious or artsy enough you aren't actually a cinefile. You are, however, a douchebag.