Yeah, Conan “Son of Bluto” Stevens was the best Mountain.
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It doesn’t help that Björnsson’s portrayal of the character pales in comparison to Conan Stevens’s take in season 1. Björnsson plays the Mountain as a big, dumb brute who’s only dangerous by association—because someone he works for might order him to crush your skull. Stevens, on the other hand, played him as a…
To be fair, Oberyn had already known he killed the Mountain when he nicked him a few times with his poisoned spear. What he REALLY wanted was the confession and more importantly, admission of who’s orders he was following. He didn’t care about himself all that much, Tyrion even less so.
There's really nothing in the text of the play to establish their ages and, yeah, Shakespeare pretty clearly didn't care about fidelity to the historical person. I do think the play comes across differently if you make them an older, childless couple rather than a younger couple because their anxieties about their…
Toast of London is the best thing on Netflix. Do yourself a favor.
“Trust me, you’re better off not knowing.”
Yes, I can hear you tmage.
Hoping there’s a Clem Fandango cameo.
Each bond you buy is a bullet in the barrel of your best guy’s gun!
You sure? Netflix has called Kinja for the rights.
Paging Rachel Bloom - Rachel Bloom, Chris Evans is on line 1.
Who’ll hang a noose on the goose-stepping goose from Berlin?
Who will indeed lead the call for America?
Who’ll rise or fall, give his all, for America?
Who’s here to prove that we can?
The Star Spangled Man with a plan!
Ph’nglui mglw’nafh LaVar Chino Hills wgah’nagl fhtagn.
The Ironborn subplot is where we saw early signs that the show was going to fail to successfully condense the plot, and instead jump the rails of the plot.
What is dead air can never die.
Jizyah Shorts is the Duke of this tourney (for so many reasons), but Ecclesiastical Denzel Washington truly deserves it. I hope Joe L’Official is a referee.
Jizyah Shorts is the clear front-runner. However, Ecclesiastical Denzel Washington is just fantastic.
Yeah, it seems like he wants it both ways. He wants to say “This isn’t your grandpa’s Superman!”, but that’s all there is; he’s not today’s Superman either, because there’s nothing there but a giant fuck you to the idea that he should act like a hero. When Jonathan tells him maybe he should just let people die instead…
i said this elsewhere but maybe adults should just stop caring about nerdy things for 5-10 years and let kids have this stuff back to themselves for a while.