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GarryDK said:
Halb said:
You forgot about the scene where the woman in the cell slowly revealed her...ample...bosom...nips proud...for a considerable time, aiming them at Bronn...nips proud...er...proud....
I may have to go lie down...
Anyone know the Actresses name? I may have to go lie down...
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3065809/
The sand-snake fight gets in for some serious drubbing here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcnwhMrVJjg
I think the water gardens fight is probably the low point for me.
Halb said:
You forgot about the scene where the woman in the cell slowly revealed her...ample...bosom...nips proud...for a considerable time, aiming them at Bronn...nips proud...er...proud....
I may have to go lie down...
Yes, but then it had three slow pans from chin to belly button - as opposed to every other nuddy scene where there was normally an early wide full frontal, then one or two pans of key areas.I may have to go lie down...
Great breasticles, but I can only assume a vajayjay like a badly packed kebab.
Halb said:
The sand-snake fight gets in for some serious drubbing here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcnwhMrVJjg
I think the water gardens fight is probably the low point for me.
I don't know how people can watch this with the lights on tbh...
Any gripping movie or TV series has to be watched in the dark to give it that cinema feel...
Things like soap opera's and sitcoms can be watched in the light, but GoT, Breaking Bad, Walking Dead etc HAS to be watched in the dark IMO - and with surround sound headphones if you're watching on your own (must be headphones as it completely drowns out background noise).
Maybe I just need to get a life?
Any gripping movie or TV series has to be watched in the dark to give it that cinema feel...
Things like soap opera's and sitcoms can be watched in the light, but GoT, Breaking Bad, Walking Dead etc HAS to be watched in the dark IMO - and with surround sound headphones if you're watching on your own (must be headphones as it completely drowns out background noise).
Maybe I just need to get a life?
TREMAiNE said:
I don't know how people can watch this with the lights on tbh...
Any gripping movie or TV series has to be watched in the dark to give it that cinema feel...
Things like soap opera's and sitcoms can be watched in the light, but GoT, Breaking Bad, Walking Dead etc HAS to be watched in the dark IMO - and with surround sound headphones if you're watching on your own (must be headphones as it completely drowns out background noise).
Maybe I just need to get a life?
This is one of the very few programmes that I actually look forward to all day, and prepare to watch it in the utmost comfort so I can enjoy every second. with this in mind, even though we record the early morning showing, we wait until around nine at night, after training, after tea and shower. I then just sit down, turn the lights off and immerse myself in it for the next hour.Any gripping movie or TV series has to be watched in the dark to give it that cinema feel...
Things like soap opera's and sitcoms can be watched in the light, but GoT, Breaking Bad, Walking Dead etc HAS to be watched in the dark IMO - and with surround sound headphones if you're watching on your own (must be headphones as it completely drowns out background noise).
Maybe I just need to get a life?
I do wish I had the patience to record all 10 episodes and then watch them back to back, though. But I can't....
J
Last week with the slave merchant, really, a "cock" merchant?
This week with the slave merchant "you're right, he IS funny"?I agree and almost didn't include the Airie because, like you say, it's the first time we really see Tyrion's fast wits getting him out of some mortal trouble and when he pulled the "I demand a trial by combat" card the second time when accused of Jof's murder the story played a double bluff by him actually *losing* as opposed to giving him an easy ride- this helped a lot with belieivability.
Were there Airie trial to happen now, though, I don't think it would be so predictable.
The cock merchant thing struck me as weak, would have been better to sell him into prostitution or whatever. I guess it made a good one li er in the book.
His martial abilitis have never really been examined have they? He killed Shae, so he's obviously above a civilian woman, and after killing his own Dad probably has enough instinct as a double murderer not to hold back from kicking the s
t out of a random squire. Did he kill anyone in the battle of blackwater?
Agree though, the last two saves seemed a bit Deus Ex Machina.
ZesPak said:
glazbagun said:
I agree. I think he could have died at the Airie or Mountain vs Viper,...
Hmm, I found the Airie a nice set up, he's smart and talks himself out of getting killed and makes a valuable friend. The Mountain vs Viper, it made sense for his brother to save him.Last week with the slave merchant, really, a "cock" merchant?
This week with the slave merchant "you're right, he IS funny"?
Were there Airie trial to happen now, though, I don't think it would be so predictable.
The cock merchant thing struck me as weak, would have been better to sell him into prostitution or whatever. I guess it made a good one li er in the book.
His martial abilitis have never really been examined have they? He killed Shae, so he's obviously above a civilian woman, and after killing his own Dad probably has enough instinct as a double murderer not to hold back from kicking the s
t out of a random squire. Did he kill anyone in the battle of blackwater?Agree though, the last two saves seemed a bit Deus Ex Machina.
In the book, he is sold into slavery and ends up being a performing act for some army leader (who is just outside where Dany is camped, who is going to attack Danys city). However, the army comes down with some sort of plague and he and another dwarf escape and there ends his adventure in the book as the next ones not been released.
His journey through Valaria never happened but was a path taken by someone else, who i wont say as they may pop up in the future (though its not looking likely now)
His journey through Valaria never happened but was a path taken by someone else, who i wont say as they may pop up in the future (though its not looking likely now)
Halb said:
Sway said:
Great breasticles, but I can only assume a vajayjay like a badly packed kebab.
YOu ser! Need to be pricked with a poisoned dagger!I can only assume severe disfigurement (as much as I'd like to think otherwise), as the well established (I've done my research!) camera angles were sorely missed.
Still prefer Margaery, even if she's stopped putting out.
glazbagun said:
I agree and almost didn't include the Airie because, like you say, it's the first time we really see Tyrion's fast wits getting him out of some mortal trouble and when he pulled the "I demand a trial by combat" card the second time when accused of Jof's murder the story played a double bluff by him actually *losing* as opposed to giving him an easy ride- this helped a lot with belieivability.
Were there Airie trial to happen now, though, I don't think it would be so predictable.
The cock merchant thing struck me as weak, would have been better to sell him into prostitution or whatever. I guess it made a good one li er in the book.
His martial abilitis have never really been examined have they? He killed Shae, so he's obviously above a civilian woman, and after killing his own Dad probably has enough instinct as a double murderer not to hold back from kicking the st out of a random squire. Did he kill anyone in the battle of blackwater?
Agree though, the last two saves seemed a bit Deus Ex Machina.
Having re-watched it recently, yes. Hacks a guy's leg off below the knee with his axe first. Were there Airie trial to happen now, though, I don't think it would be so predictable.
The cock merchant thing struck me as weak, would have been better to sell him into prostitution or whatever. I guess it made a good one li er in the book.
His martial abilitis have never really been examined have they? He killed Shae, so he's obviously above a civilian woman, and after killing his own Dad probably has enough instinct as a double murderer not to hold back from kicking the s
t out of a random squire. Did he kill anyone in the battle of blackwater?Agree though, the last two saves seemed a bit Deus Ex Machina.
On that note about re-watching it, I forgot how spectacular that was. The shot when Bronn fires the flaming arrow and the camera follows it in silence is epic.
Patrick Bateman said:
Having re-watched it recently, yes. Hacks a guy's leg off below the knee with his axe first.
On that note about re-watching it, I forgot how spectacular that was. The shot when Bronn fires the flaming arrow and the camera follows it in silence is epic.
Now that I think of it, he killed a guy with the pointy end of a shield on the way to the Airie, too. And hen joked abous shagging Cat. On that note about re-watching it, I forgot how spectacular that was. The shot when Bronn fires the flaming arrow and the camera follows it in silence is epic.
Yeah I think Blackwater Bay is still my favourite battle so far, so many good scenes. I loved drunk Cersei and, again, Tyrion rising to the challenge and The Hound telling the king to get f
ked!
Yeah he fights at the battle of Blackwater, accepting his size, Tyrion has decent fighting skills.
He also killed a fella defending the travelling party when he and Cat Stark were travelling to the Eyrie.
Bronn was also there...but no-one knew his name in that episode.
He also fought in the big off-screen battle in S1E8, so Tyrion is a survivor of at least two big battles and a few small scraps.
He also killed a fella defending the travelling party when he and Cat Stark were travelling to the Eyrie.
Bronn was also there...but no-one knew his name in that episode.
He also fought in the big off-screen battle in S1E8, so Tyrion is a survivor of at least two big battles and a few small scraps.
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