Game of Thrones trailers
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i have been wathcing this series eversince my brother introduced it to me. at first i though it was something that i would not be interested in but i did watch a few episodes ust to give credit to my brothers nonstop persuation bu then to my surprise! i actually kept watching it until now! i am catching up on some episodes still though as i have missed a lot but it is really a good one and it is something that i recommend for my friends especially to guys
Antiq said:
Brienne!!!! 
One of my favourite characters. Really well cast.
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Gwendoline Christie is 6' 3"!
One of my favourite characters. Really well cast. http://film-book.com/wp-content/uploads ... nes-01.jpg
Gwendoline Christie is 6' 3"!
Just watched the 4th episode. Remember Conan Stevens who played Gregor Clegane aka the Mountain that rides last season?
The Mountain returns in the 4th episode but he's now played by a different actor, who Is quite tall (Charles Dance looked small next to him, yes Tywin also returns
), but not as imposing. I know it's just a small role, but still....it bugged me
Other than that I thought it was quite good
The Mountain returns in the 4th episode but he's now played by a different actor, who Is quite tall (Charles Dance looked small next to him, yes Tywin also returns
), but not as imposing. I know it's just a small role, but still....it bugged me Other than that I thought it was quite good
Some of the fanboy contingent are complaining about how parts of Season 2 deviate from the narrative in the books, particularly the Arya and Daenys plotlines. Personally, I think that most of these changes are for the better, since one of Martin's literary flaws is narrative incongruity and illogical character motivations and actions. As long as he keeps the main plot points moving forward, the little changes are fine with me.
Season 2 will probably just finish book 2. Now, if the producers don't pander to commercial concerns and instead leave the important set pieces from Book 3 as they are, Season 3 could be the best one of all. Everything that happens in the books after it pales by comparison.
Season 2 will probably just finish book 2. Now, if the producers don't pander to commercial concerns and instead leave the important set pieces from Book 3 as they are, Season 3 could be the best one of all. Everything that happens in the books after it pales by comparison.
Considering that this season barely made it through Book 2, and I've heard that season 3 is only going to cover half of Book 3, it's going to decades before they finish the whole series. Little Arya will be a Playboy centerfold and Tyrion will have shrunk to only six inches high by the time this thing is through.
