addictionary
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Have read all the spoilers until 8/6. Cannot say that I'm impressed but I hope they're fake or they change it due to leakage.
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Game Of Thrones
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RandyForRubio
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This is all that fat ******** fault.
addictionary
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Well you gotta give it to the common folk waiting for action scenes in every freaking episode. They have waited for Winter a lot more than us, having no idea about what the subtexts were, who affected what. Now they can enjoy some wroaaaaa and some broooaaarr.
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Miggs
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Agreed.
Miggs
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I'm wondering who was in charge of HBO programming when this all went down and if it's the same guy as when TD season 2 was being written and then filmed, because in reading abut TD season 3, the new guy in charge basically told Nic Pizzolatto and David Milch to take as much time as they need with the scripts and t get it right. They're not being rushed. That's the smart way to go imo though each TD season is a stand alone season so it's a different animal to consider.
lmao. Time isn't going to help those trash writers for TD. Only Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey can save them.
I'm sure the GoT contracts are probably more complicated than we know (they also may have started it thinking GRRM would have finished the books by now). The writers have had the books to guide them most of the way. Can they really be trusted to write true to the books without taking forever to get to where they need to go? Do we really want to see a few more seasons of TV writers trying their best impersonation of GRRM's writing? It's probably just safer to take it in the direction they took it in. Makes it easier to wrap up and put out something entertaining.
I just think writing dialogue and story around the "Good vs Evil" premise is very difficult to make interesting. GoT has been a story about people vs people, which leaves plenty of room for nuance, motivations, and plot twist. Now it's just "Well we all need to team up or this super powerful entity whose motivation is to wipe out humanity will kill us all".
Yeah, I'm far less interested in the battle with the Night King than I am the internal politics in Westeros. I'm not sure there's a super satisfying ending coming here. I highly doubt the Night King wins and wipes out humanity, so what's that leave? Dragons burning **** down, knights with valarian swords chopping dead people up and turning wight walkers into shards of ice or whatever.
And is it me or is the smartest person in the known universe not being particularly helpful this season. I''m looking at you, Bran.
I think they take care of the Night King with the first few episodes of season 8 and then the rest will be back to the Iron Throne story lines.
And I would be scared as **** to write about Bran if I was a TV writer. How do you handle him? He is basically just a huge exposition tool. I think he is a kind of character that is basically impossible to deal with outside of a book setting.
MVP
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Maybe one of the undead giants did it? They did have chains when they used mammoth to attack the wall?
In fairness, it's awfully difficult to pull off 75+ hours of cinematic production and maintain the high standards throughout. And aren't we beyond the scope of the books at this point? I think the writers are just winging it episode by episode at this point.
The leaked scripts from Season 7 that came out months ago appear to be accurate so far. I've seen a bit about Season 8 scripts that have leaked as well.
I think the larger goal at this point is to create a series of epic scenes and play on the uncertainty of who lives, who dies week by week. We're past the character-development phase. Now it's just a series of cliff hangers.
The main theme seems to be that some characters are selfless and heroic enough to take on the white walkers, while others are selfish and cowardly wanting to protect their own power and interests. The cast is divided into these two camps, and the question is whether the good guys will win in the end.
The leaked scripts from Season 7 that came out months ago appear to be accurate so far. I've seen a bit about Season 8 scripts that have leaked as well.
I think the larger goal at this point is to create a series of epic scenes and play on the uncertainty of who lives, who dies week by week. We're past the character-development phase. Now it's just a series of cliff hangers.
The main theme seems to be that some characters are selfless and heroic enough to take on the white walkers, while others are selfish and cowardly wanting to protect their own power and interests. The cast is divided into these two camps, and the question is whether the good guys will win in the end.
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