Roland has the horn of Eld in this movie. If you’ve read the books, you know exactly what this means.
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Negan does not make the show. In many opionions his character has been one of the biggest problems with the show. His character got old after a few episodes. We get it. Bad guy.
If the last week is any indication, America’s in for a very weird, fractious four years. The country feels split by…
I disagree. I mean, it’s a classic, I guess, but I think it’s a terrible book. But I’m glad you’re going to enjoy it.
For me, it’s not even a turnoff, it’s just boring. I GET it. He’s super-mean. He makes people scared so they do what he wants. I need a little more than that for his character to be interesting.
In fact, it’s cold as hell.
The moon is our almost constant frenemy in space, lighting our nights and spoiling our star-views in equal turns.…
“Superman” who once destroyed a man’s truck and ruined his livelihood because he poured beer on him and was being kind of a dick, committed genocide against his own species by dooming them to extinction for no reason, and only seems to give a crap about saving people if Lois is the one in danger.” Like he was some…
That we’re about to get a lavishly-produced studio science fiction film not based on an existing franchise or a hackneyed action plot, starring two enormously talented and appealing A-list stars and using a no-shit hard s.f. premise as its jumping off point, and most of the io9 readership is shitting on it is a pretty…
I can really care less what anybody thinks, this movie was a solid 7 out of 10
Yeah, yeah, she’s too young / too short / too not a cage-fighter / too not Katee Sackhoff or whatever. Marvel have been getting casting right for so long now, I’m willing to take their word for it that she’s going to be awesome.
That was the pervasive sentiment of the American Gods panel at Comic-Con yesterday, summed up by Neil Gaiman…
We’ve had oodles of perfect casting announcements, we’ve had some delectable teaser images, and now, it’s finally…
The prospect of a new, big scale scifi movie from The Fifth Element director Luc Besson is exciting enough. After…
Yesterday we got a look at Entertainment Weekly’s cover heralding The Dark Tower, the Stephen King adaptation…
I don’t think Sansa knew they were coming for sure. She had told Littlefinger to get bent, so she might not have wanted to give Jon false hope only to have it end in disaster when the backup never arrived.
She’s complaining that information she admits is entirely useless is being hidden from her. You don’t see why that’s dumb? Because that’s fucking dumb.
I wouldn’t say it’s poor writing just because a bunch of crackpot theories got a lot of attention. I kinda hate this whole cycle now where instead of just seeing how mysteries unfold in the following week, everyone has to come up with the most batshit theory and then people are disappointed when the writers do what…
Who cares about LSH’s late arrival when WE ARE GETTING THE FIRST SWORD OF BRAAVOS BACK?!