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  • -Jrabbit
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    Now THAT, I might watch.

  • rah
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    As my brother pointed out, it would make the DVD set much more entertaining if they had all the alternative endings so you see whoever you wanted to die, die.

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  • Lorizael
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    Hadn't heard that, but not surprised. Would be amused if every character filmed a death scene and no one but Benioff and Weiss (and I guess Martin?) knows the actual ending.

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  • rah
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    Originally posted by Dinner View Post
    The new trailer looked a little sparse so I guess they are keeping details close to their vest.
    Well they have shot multiple endings so there is plenty of opportunity for misdirection.

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  • -Jrabbit
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    Trump just ordered the trailer released to distract the libs.

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  • Bereta_Eder
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    sofia turner is hot

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  • Dinner
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    The new trailer looked a little sparse so I guess they are keeping details close to their vest.

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  • Dauphin
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    Cleganebowl

    I just hope their mothers name wasn’t Martha.

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  • rah
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    I'm up for the last few episodes just so it will finally end. It's been a good ride but we need to see how they finish it. I do hope we get a Cleganbowl. I don't see how they can avoid it.

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  • BeBMan
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    The battle stuff in GoT has really been spectular at times, more than in some cinema battles I remember.

    There were some more regular things, for example a typical way to depict cavalry attacks is the cam looking from the side when a long front of horses/riders start to charge - seen that in various movies from Braveheart to LOTR and whatnot. But the kind of horse-in-da-face stuff was truly spectacular, not so much the detail as such, but how the action around Jon Snow unfolded.

    It's that kind of action scenes that is both innovative, pushing the boundaries of the genre, and great to watch because it does not just descent into random hectic where you can hardly tell what's going on, like in Micheal Bay movies, where actions seems to translate into particle effects and explosions everywhere whether it makes sense ro not.

    /fanboy cents end

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  • Elok
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    And they don't have to take paragraphs to describe the peasants doing medieval stuff in the background, they can just show it. Likewise the Lords Bannermen and their coats of arms. Sounds like video is generally a better medium for this story. The only con being that each battle costs the GDP of a small country to stage.

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  • Dinner
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    Originally posted by Elok View Post
    Do they sometimes pause the main story to flash back to some dragon-king's war from eighty years ago like in the books?
    Virtually all that stuff got cut.

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  • Proteus_MST
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    Originally posted by Elok View Post
    So they give the really good actors the roles of the horrible ****goblins you're supposed to hate unequivocally?
    Oh, the good (or not as evil) side also has its good actors, like the ones of Arya Stark, Danaerys Targaryen or Tyrion Lannister ... not to forget Lady Olenna Tyrell

    But it surely is harder for an actor to believably portray a chaotic evil person, than to portray a good or neutral one (unless the actor is chaotic evil him/herself, of course )

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  • Uncle Sparky
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    Everyone is already dead, and being impersonated by the Faceless Men... or has been brought back to life by the Red Priest/ Priestess... or both!

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