It was certainly… weird… It definitely seems like their arcs were set to play in a post first gentleman world where women won something meaningful but instead we're here living in the world built by the nihilists/cynics. I think I do like how they're handling it.

holy shit.

MASTER MILLER?

Do these two guys remind anyone else of the old Mac vs PC commercials?

"That was funny! …Are you suuure that's you in there?"
Dolores Edd had me with that one as funniest line!

I read the books and I never go to that article because this one and it's comment community are so much more enjoyable. The book reading community sure knows how to look a gift horse in the mouth.

Which is a shame because the fight scene on the dunes between bronn, jamie, and the dorne soldiers when they first arrive is FANTASTIC. Partly why I was so disappointed by that story thread was because it started so strong with great banter between the companions and a great fight sequence.

Yes, Theon lets it slip by accident in episode 8 of last season if I'm not mistaken.

Came in here to laugh at their puny pain with my Venture Bros Bros.

I agree. I also won't expand further.

Sounds like the nazi's felt threatened by art though. Which is the point he is making right?

It started pretty mundanely but stick with it, it really gets rolling in the second half of S1 and S2 is like a runaway freight train.

I loved Season 2, it's a show that's playing for keeps and the production value on their fight choreography is off the charts. Every episode somehow gets more overthetop than the one before it.

Completely agree with almost everything said, except I don't think Leo deserves the oscar for putting up with the shit. He lacks the human depth that Hardy (and many other excellent actors) brings to his role (I also was blown away by Hardy's God speech).

Completely agree with almost everything said, except I don't think Leo deserves the oscar for putting up with the shit. He lacks the human depth that Hardy (and many other excellent actors) brings to his role (I also was blown away by Hardy's God speech).

Honestly the trailer (somehow) spoils most of the best moments in the movie and if you watched it a dozen times (like I did) it might hurt your enjoyment when watching. You will start every good scene in the movie by thinking to yourself "Oh this is that scene from the trailer" before the scene even gets to the good…

That's exactly what I did and I had to pick my jaw up off the floor once it was over. 10/10 WOULD RECOMMEND.

As I said when I left the theater, Leo does not deserve the oscar for this one but Tom totally earned a supporting actor nominee at the LEAST.
\m/ 2015 YEAR OF HARDY \m/

I ran into him at a comic shop in LA upon my recent visit there.
Alright, now where is my damn cookie.

It's all misdirection, you think that kid is gonna shoot Carl but Rick's gonna shoot Carl in the midst of the crashed-wall-zombie-mayhem by accident. Or something similarly fucked up.