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Blows my mind every time those bikes get airborne and look like they're about to eat complete shit when they wobble at those speeds on landing. Excited for this movie.

New trailer had some pretty rough looking animation.

They're pretty critical to surviving. Get the talisman that increases the parry window if you have to, makes it pretty easy.

Fuck yes.

Please don't be woke. I just want to play video games.

This was good. Good to see Bullock dropping cocksuckers.

Androgynous female lead is aggressively meh (hard to believe it's the hooker from 2049), dude playing the enemy terminator just doesn't look evil at all. Why does Arnold have a beard lol?

I agree with you, or hope anyway. Always figured the Others would destroy the North and likely most of the South, forcing those remaining alive to make some kind of last stand at KL. @Lithose mentioned Jon possibly taking control of the dragons after killing Dany to "forge" his Lightbringer as...

Because likely all they had to go on was just vague shit like "Jaime and Cersei both end up dead in KL, Jon kills Dany to save the world and returns to the North instead of ruling, Bran becomes King, Sansa rules the North independently, Arya ventures west." That's not inherently bad, because the...

This is a really good show.

Lol, everyone down south probably still doesn't believe in the white walkers, the Long Night never touched them in any meaningful way.

Narratively, the Battle of the Bastards was retarded as hell, namely everything related to Sansa and Littlefinger's forces from the vale. Season 5 and on have had tons of shit writing. Light of the Seven was great, but that's a 15 minute sequence in a sea of what the fuck is going on? Anyway, I...

How did Grey Worm get to the Red Keep before Jon lol?

That's something they've set the rules for cinematically. Anything that's been warged, they've always zoomed in on eyes going white.

You read Eragon?... why?

Tyrion thing could've been a nod to the hints in the books that he's likely a bastard Targaryen and not Tywin's son by blood. This shit is so condensed though I can't tell if its omission from the show means it was a red herring/fanfic or if this shit is just ditching that much from act 3 of...

Yeah, this definitely needed some trimming. Good though.

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Euron_Greyjoy He's a bit D&D in that he appears to bridging the gap between the human and the fantastic as far as major black and white villains go, but I'm not sure what 13 year olds are coming up with that guy. Could just be that it's lost in translation...

Thought the first half was a lot better than the second half. Not as good as the first, still good though.

I think you could consider her feared when she almost single handedly destroyed the Iron Fleet, the walls and scorpions surrounding King's Landing, and the Golden Company with hardly a scratch. The city surrendering is a pretty good indication she was feared. Burning the city after completely...

If I intend to kill someone by poisoning their food, I'm pretty sure I would be worried about whether or not they were eating.

When I first read book 4, I thought "why the fuck are Dorne and the Iron Islands getting added?" but they both ended up being awesome in the end. Euron and Victarion, the Sand Snakes, Arianne, Areo, etc. When I first read book 5, I thought Tyrion's turtle journals were lame. In the end, they...

Varys was 100% trying to have Dany poisoned. What in the goddamn fuck is going on in here?

Astr0 happened

Can we get back to complaining about the show?

That dude trying to kill Jon over some strange in the middle of dragon strafing runs was quite the stretch.

From what I recall in the books, it's not that prophecies are bullshit, it's that they get misinterpreted. Cersei believes little brother refers to Tyrion instead of Jaime.

The fuck? I am. I'm upset that it's an intentional deviation from the books' heavy foreshadowing that Jaime will end up strangling her to death, which would've been a much better and much darker ending for both their characters.

I think Dany absolutely goes crazy and tries to kill everyone in the books, but it will be better written. George has already said that the majority of the endings for the characters will be the same, just how they get there is different. Pretty sure Varys straight up mentioned having her...

That was s2... doubt Dumb and Dumber had finalized how much they planned on changing about the ending at the time. Or winter actually comes. I don't know.

If the HOW is bad, that's still bad writing.

4* that retarded Dorne adventure from s5 was our first glimpse into the brilliance of Weiss and Benioff. The ineffectiveness of the scorpions was ridiculous. Instead of having Dany triggered by success, why not have the scorpions work like the previous episode? Have them clip Drogon a few times...

Well now we know why the show writers didn't keep the prophecy about the valonqar. Somehow they thought destroying Jaime's entire arc was better. WAY TO SUBVERT EXPECTATIONS HURR DURR.

I love how Dany has somehow eclipsed the Mad King already. Imminent failure drove him to try and burn the city. Apparently resounding success triggers Dany? And also turns the best and last of the Northmen into traitorous rapists.

Off to a retarded start.

Ah yeah. I forgot about all those times the Polynesians conquered the Romans and medieval Europe.

How often do you think people get to saw against their enemies like a giant steak knife in medieval combat?

No year in that video. See you in 2020.

There's probably a huge part of the book ending being related to the magic of the world and the showrunners have cut it out completely to save money and not film the necessary seasons that it would require. They're just giving us endings for our characters. It's probably why the Horn of Joramun...