Somewhere outlandish I’m sure.
Somewhere outlandish I’m sure.
It’s a good thing Lyanna told Ned who the baby was, or he’d never have believed it himself.
It wasn’t ice. It wasn’t fire. It was magic. The wall was raised by magic. The Night King was created by magic. Dragons are a product of magic. Magic raised the wall, and magic razed the wall.
Is it an unpopular opinion to say that The Defenders was a huge let down?
It had fun moments, but it never leaned into the absurdity of Super heroes vs Ancient ninjas, which at some point you have to.
This kind of further exacerbated the sloppy writing, the first part was actually good, very interesting character interactions, BUT in a full season those could have been spread out a lot more naturally. But the main stupid writing points:
Me thinks you haven’t been around too many 14 year olds lately. They can’t write for shit. This season has been fun. There would be more boobs in this season and probably some drug use if 14 year-olds wrote it. 10 or 11 year olds were probably consulted on plot points though.
You’re right. This whole season feels like I’m reading a fanfic or those Harry Potter theory books that would come out between the novels.
That’s it: I love this show, but they just went full shark jumping...
Confession: I am not able to watch GoT until I pick up the DVDs, so I keep track of what’s happening via 1o9 recaps. So correct me if I’m wrong, but this season sounds like it was written by a 14-year-old boy with attention issues. Scratch that - a 14-year-old-boy who’s a very bad writer, because I’m sure many…
Arya has been one of my favorites until the last few episodes. She gets back to Winterfell and all of a sudden she’s just so goddamn smug it’s SUPER unbearable. Honestly, I’ve never gone from love to hate so fast on a character. I kinda don’t even care if she dies.
I’m sorry, but Arya’s plot line has been stupid as fuck since she left the Hound. Worse, it’s been boring.
Arya is seriously the woooooooooooooooooooorst right now. The chip on her shoulder is exhausting.
Well, the problem with skipping a lot of the slower “traveling” moments is that you miss a lot of excellent character building and interactions when they just take a moment and talk. We barely have gotten any moments where the story slows down enough to let the characters breathe. So while the action has been stellar,…
Jon Snow is a moron. He couldn’t just immediately jump on Drogon and fly off, he had to run off and... try to fight the entire wight army by himself? Although, at this point I’m not sure whether I should blame the character Jon Snow or the generally sloppy writing of this season. I 100% expected a dragon to die and…
Didn’t they relocate the story to be set in the US? If so, then it’s not whitewashed. It’s just a localized adaptation, like Edge of Tomorrow and House of Cards. That is perfectly acceptable. There’s no expectation to cast Asian American actors, though it would have been nice if they had. If they had kept it set in…
Yeah, I feel like some earlier season (I’m looking at you season 4) were purposefully trying to move slower to allow for GRRM to get Winds out. And when they realized it wasn’t going to happen, they just said fuck it lets get it done.
Nobody wants Sony Spiderverse films. NOBODY WANTS THIS SHIT!
We’ve reached peak superhero movies. Shut it down. Shut it all down.
The science in this article is suspect. What’s the midichlorian count on these “Greys”.
1. lol @ the thought that a giant army could just sneak up on Highgarden, sack it in a day, and be on their merry way. Blackfish held Riverrun for a year with 500 men—how on earth does a better defended and more impregnable Highgarden fall like it’s made of cardboard?