Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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Book reader here... He said Vanilla.
BAN HIM
ffs..ruined whole show for me
It's vinegar.
Dragonfire can kill White Walkers, no? Valyrian steel and dragonglass are both made from dragonfire, which is why they harm white walkers, right?
Cue Daenerys and her wee babies to save the day in 5000 years when she finally packs up and leaves for Westeros.
Cue Daenerys and her wee babies to save the day in 5000 years when she finally packs up and leaves for Westeros.
Because Hurley.
Congratulations on catching up on something most people deduced about 3 seasons ago.
. He does look hungry.Excuse me but we're talking about the Sam The Slayer.
His lady just shagged him, okay ?
It was a pity feck so it doesn't count
... but what if he's pregnant ?
Well here is news.
Season 4 DVDs will be available here in 2 weeks.
Season 4 DVDs will be available here in 2 weeks.
Shit, I thought they'd been available about 10 minutes after the season ended.
Never understood why people by DVDs for any show considering everything can be found on the internet.
Everything is late here. We won't get Mad Max until the 20th. Avengers was 3 months later than UK, so the DVD was out when it opened here.
It is mainly for my wife and students. They need the Japanese subtitles.
I just download the eps as they are released.
By the same logic you shouldn't buy games, programs, movies etc. Some people like supporting the people who made it and/or have a physical collection.
I'm about 3 days late but I genuinely think that's the best episode of TV I've ever watched. Blown away.
I just watched 4 episodes of Got to catch up and all I can say about episode 8 is holy shit pickles. That was epicness to the extreme.
No wonder you're a Chelsea fan.
I hear ya. The makeup on the bossman walker was amazing. The eyes are a perfect shade of dead blue. I loved the look on the White Walker's face when his weapon clashed with the Valyrian steel. When Snow shattered him into tiny insignificant ice fragments I think I said take that you bitch out loud
I hear ya. The makeup on the bossman walker was amazing. The eyes are a perfect shade of dead blue. I loved the look on the White Walker's face when his weapon clashed with the Valyrian steel. When Snow shattered him into tiny insignificant ice fragments I think I said take that you bitch out loud
Haha yep he had a genuine what the feck moment.
Well now you're just...
Picture quality and cinematic experience perhaps? Or maybe they like to collect the elaborately packaged GoT series of DVDs along with other collectible items.
Is that the 'My Wife and Kids' reboot?
oh look at Captain. Morals here, you probably buy from the supermarket instead of shoplifting too, do you?It's called not stealing. But we don't need another long discussion on that
Wanker
oh look at Captain. Morals here, you probably buy from the supermarket instead of shoplifting too, do you?
Wanker
Nah, feck Tescos! I'm happy to be part of the reason they nake slightly less billions than they used to.
Do they even release it on DVD? Not much is any more.
And the reason I download is that I can't get it immediately (it was a 6 month wait until recently) and when it is available I'd have to spend an arm and a leg signing up for a whole cable package for a single program - something in the region of $600+ plus connection fee for 10 hours of telly. So in summary feck Rupert Murdoch.
I used to love that show. If I ever become a husband, I wanna be like Michael Kyle.I only wanted one vanilla oyster to try the other day, but the pack was too expensive so I just stole the one.
It was grim.
It was grim.
That was your problem, your conscience made it grim as punishment.
I've been so busy that I never got time to reply or to type up my views on the last episode.
Agree with most of what you've said. My bit is below.
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That episode started off really well. That opening scene with Dany, Jorah and Tyrion was really good. Jorah, without speaking a word, conveyed a lot in that scene. A great actor, imo!
The King's Landing scene was ok, as was the 2nd Dany and Tyrion scene. I'll be honest, I wasn't a big fan of the whole 'My dad is bad' 'Well, so is mine!' 'Well, my dad did this...' 'Well, mine did this!'. It wasn't the sharp, witty dialogue we're used to.
The Arya storyline is slowly becoming better, as well. Considering Ja'qan Hagar was so enigmatic and mysterious (from S2) and Arya has this big sense of adventure (at the end of S4), I hope they deliver on her transition in the remaining episodes of this season.
Theon/Sansa - that snippet was good. I think admitting that he killed 2 innocent farmboys, and not Bran and Rikon will be quite cathartic for both Theon and Sansa.
And now.........
Those last 20 minutes.
Wow. Just wow.
That has arguably got to be one of the best pieces of TV I've seen. The way the show went from a tense 'let's get these folks on boats' to a quiet, eerie, wispy outlook in a moment was masterfully done. You really felt the characters on screen were alone at that point, even though they were surrounded by thousands. The cinematography/filming/CGI was seamless, and it worked to perfection. The eerieness, creepiness and power of the WWs/Wights/whatever has only really been briefly touched upon before, but this was a real demonstration of their power.
The shot of Jon looking up at the mountain and seeing the 4 horsemen was incredible.
There's so much I want to say about it this part of the show. The fact that there was no dialogue for the last 8-10 minutes, was brilliant, and added to the intensity. The fact that Jon had a Valyrian sword this whole time, and his battle with that WW, was pretty awesome too, as a viewer.
And the stare/stand off between Jon and that WW who walked to the pier was the cherry on top.
Jon is a really good actor. Considering that might all have been green screened, you really felt the pain/fear in his eyes.
But like I said, the way that Wight Walker walked silently, slowly, and deliberately to the edge of the pier, and just stared out across the water to Jon. Then slowly lifted his arms, reanimating the dead. That was bloody incredible. Considering we already know they can do that, the way it was filmed was fantastic. And the desolate, snowy, cold, and wispy landscape with these 100s of wildlings standing up from being killed and staring out with their cold, dead blue eyes....brilliant TV.
I've been critical of this season so far, but the last 20-30 min of this episode have got to be up there as one of the best moments on the show.
Well I've had difficulty trying to find all the seasons on the net that contain Dothraki Subs for the scenes so I'm considering buying it for my Dad who's keen to watch it. We don't have Sky Atlantic anyway, and I know he'll forget who's who by the time the next season comes around, so having a DVD of this show would be ideal.