I’ve seen zero of those movies...and you may have picked the only three movies that I would skip in this scenario...

Probable takeaways for Hollywood: video game movies still don’t work, try again in 5 years.

These people are lying virgins.

Because it’s boring.

Right? It was the exact opposite. She had no idea if she could count on him to help. That was the whole point of that scene. She says 15 different ways that you can never trust what he says.

That first 20 minutes really was an absolute masterpiece. Every single detail. I kind of liked the time spent on the window, it built tension, I really wasn't expecting that.

That doesn’t make any sense. She BEGGED Jon not to break formation and do what Ramsay wanted him to do. If Jon hadn’t fucked up so badly by charging when their entire plan was centered around holding and making Ramsay charge then his men wouldn’t have had such bad causalities (and even as is he only lost about half).

No, it didn’t. She apologized but didn’t say if it was about not telling him she had wrote for their assistance or what. There is absolutely nothing to suggest she wasn’t sorry for not mentioning writing them.

You repeat to yourself it’s just a show, you should really just relax?

Speaking of Sansa, this episode confirms she knew the reinforcements were coming and deliberately kept that from Jon.

I don’t believe Sansa keeping the Knights of the Eyrie secret was a “blunder”. I’m of the belief that she wanted Snow’s forces to both decimate and congregate Bolton’s forces in order to both resolve the fighting heavily in favor of the Eyrie (i.e.: few lives lost) and show her as a savior.

FREY. MOTHER. FUCKING PIE. Hands down my favorite scene of the series thus far. All I wanted this season was Frey Pie, and they did not disappoint.

What I derived from this is I need to drink more milk to help stop aging.

Well... that sounds terrible? I mean complex villains are good but the Emperor was always at his best when he is this menacing evil mysterious figure who makes everyone dance to his evil tune of evil.

will be more similar to what you’ve experienced in the first three seasons of Arrow or the first two seasons of Flash, where it’s more of a slow reveal and a little bit of a mystery

This is a “phenomenon” like Batman v Superman was a “massive success”, Lussier. A documentary about a fan film (and that’s being generous, since being a shot-for-shot remake, it’s nothing more than copyright infringement) playing in 35 art house theaters isn’t a phenomenon. The way you exaggerate shit is downright…

Last time I did hardcore penetration of some bush it didn’t cost me nearly as much. It was only the price of dinner and some wine and a few condoms.

Just out of curiosity why would it cost $100,000 to visit the location? Getting to the country would be relatively cheap. And if it’s a couple weeks of hiking and camping it still doesn’t seem like it should be such a cost to get in there with a camera. I am sure there is an aspect of it I am missing otherwise I would…

Die-hard skeptic here, unterrified.

So this is what happens when you ask the robot that writes Nicholas Sparks novels to re-visualize Stranger in a Strange Land, huh?