Started re-watching 1-4 all over again. You forget so much that happened early on The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
Started re-watching 1-4 all over again. You forget so much that happened early on The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
exactly he is one of my favourites now. By the end of season for I really liked Sansa, that scene with her and little finger is brilliant. The only character that really annoys me is Bran and it's obvious his story line is going to play a huge part.
Started re-watching 1-4 all over again. You forget so much that happened early on The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
exactly he is one of my favourites now. By the end of season for I really liked Sansa, that scene with her and little finger is brilliant. The only character that really annoys me is Bran and it's obvious his story line is going to play a huge part.
Controlling dragons maybe? Just a guess, I don't read the books!
Started re-watching 1-4 all over again. You forget so much that happened early on The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
exactly he is one of my favourites now. By the end of season for I really liked Sansa, that scene with her and little finger is brilliant. The only character that really annoys me is Bran and it's obvious his story line is going to play a huge part.
Controlling dragons maybe? Just a guess, I don't read the books!
definitely plausible! Looks like daenerys is losing control of them now they've got so big. Neither do i, why read when you can watch TV eh
Started re-watching 1-4 all over again. You forget so much that happened early on The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
I thought exactly the same. The first season was absolutely packed, no wonder I found it hard to follow who each person was at the beginning.
I think it's undisputed that the Lannisters (as much as everyone hates them I think they are great) have (or had) the best characters in the show.
It's hard to read this having read the books, I just want to answer the questions above, but not long now till you all find out. Re; characters I don't like, Daenerys. I don't like her much in the books either.
New families, new characters as well, so it will be good. They've mixed up the order a bit from the books. The Theon Greyjoy storyline getting flayed by Roose Bolton's son was further along in the books, like book 4 I think.
I hope this series brings the white walkers into it more.
It's hard to read this having read the books, I just want to answer the questions above, but not long now till you all find out. Re; characters I don't like, Daenerys. I don't like her much in the books either.
New families, new characters as well, so it will be good. They've mixed up the order a bit from the books. The Theon Greyjoy storyline getting flayed by Roose Bolton's son was further along in the books, like book 4 I think.
I hope this series brings the white walkers into it more.
I dont mate. They seem far too 'supernatural' for me, and it leads to CGI that i just dont enjoy.
Yeah I suppose if you don't like that sort of thing then it's not ideal. They are key though and I think that's where Bran's destiny is heading personally. Arya's story is good and takes an interesting turn.
For me the I think it was the end scene of series 2 when Samwell Tarly was alone out in the cold and hid behind the rock and they cut to the white walker as he turned his head. I thought it looked class, but horses for courses etc
I'm having difficulty working out how the series might play it out now though. Basically the last 2 books split into 2 groups of characters. One book focused on some without mentioning the others and vice versa. I don't think the TV series can do that, as it would involve you not seeing say Jon snow in the whole of a series for example
I think the TV series and the books will be going their separate ways from now on. Thankfully, since books 4 and 5 are pretty dire.
Jints, I thought they were as good as the rest personally. You can see the linking back of everybody's story lines and him trying to bring it together.
For me the I think it was the end scene of series 2 when Samwell Tarly was alone out in the cold and hid behind the rock and they cut to the white walker as he turned his head. I thought it looked class, but horses for courses etc
Finished Series 2 last night. Trouble is I have not seen series 1 or read the books which means I have found it difficult to follow but nevertheless I am now completely hooked (which shocks me because I have never been remotely interested in this genre). That scene at the end of series 2 where those ghostly figures are slowly marching past the rock behind which one of the characters is hiding and then the figure on the horse stops and slowly turns his head to look at him was one of the scariest scenes I have ever seen. It reminded me of the scene in the Stanley Kubrick movie 'Eyes Wide Shut' when Tom Cruise finds himself in some kind of masonic meeting/orgy where the top guys are standing on a balcony wearing animal masks so you can't see their faces and one of them slowly turns his head and looks down directly at Tom Cruise.
It reminded me of the scene in the Stanley Kubrick movie 'Eyes Wide Shut' when Tom Cruise finds himself in some kind of masonic meeting/orgy where the top guys are standing on a balcony wearing animal masks so you can't see their faces and one of them slowly turns his head and looks down directly at Tom Cruise.
For me the I think it was the end scene of series 2 when Samwell Tarly was alone out in the cold and hid behind the rock and they cut to the white walker as he turned his head. I thought it looked class, but horses for courses etc
Finished Series 2 last night. Trouble is I have not seen series 1 or read the books which means I have found it difficult to follow but nevertheless I am now completely hooked (which shocks me because I have never been remotely interested in this genre). That scene at the end of series 2 where those ghostly figures are slowly marching past the rock behind which one of the characters is hiding and then the figure on the horse stops and slowly turns his head to look at him was one of the scariest scenes I have ever seen. It reminded me of the scene in the Stanley Kubrick movie 'Eyes Wide Shut' when Tom Cruise finds himself in some kind of masonic meeting/orgy where the top guys are standing on a balcony wearing animal masks so you can't see their faces and one of them slowly turns his head and looks down directly at Tom Cruise.
good stuff. yes keep going with it, but def go back to s1 if you are to continue
For me the I think it was the end scene of series 2 when Samwell Tarly was alone out in the cold and hid behind the rock and they cut to the white walker as he turned his head. I thought it looked class, but horses for courses etc
Finished Series 2 last night. Trouble is I have not seen series 1 or read the books which means I have found it difficult to follow but nevertheless I am now completely hooked (which shocks me because I have never been remotely interested in this genre). That scene at the end of series 2 where those ghostly figures are slowly marching past the rock behind which one of the characters is hiding and then the figure on the horse stops and slowly turns his head to look at him was one of the scariest scenes I have ever seen. It reminded me of the scene in the Stanley Kubrick movie 'Eyes Wide Shut' when Tom Cruise finds himself in some kind of masonic meeting/orgy where the top guys are standing on a balcony wearing animal masks so you can't see their faces and one of them slowly turns his head and looks down directly at Tom Cruise.
If you enjoyed that scene, wait until Series 3 Episode 9...
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You forget so much that happened early on
The transformation of Jamie Lannister from being a massive arsehole in the first series is great
I think it's undisputed that the Lannisters (as much as everyone hates them I think they are great) have (or had) the best characters in the show.
New families, new characters as well, so it will be good. They've mixed up the order a bit from the books. The Theon Greyjoy storyline getting flayed by Roose Bolton's son was further along in the books, like book 4 I think.
I hope this series brings the white walkers into it more.
Much prefer the Lannister stories and Arya.
For me the I think it was the end scene of series 2 when Samwell Tarly was alone out in the cold and hid behind the rock and they cut to the white walker as he turned his head. I thought it looked class, but horses for courses etc
I'm having difficulty working out how the series might play it out now though. Basically the last 2 books split into 2 groups of characters. One book focused on some without mentioning the others and vice versa. I don't think the TV series can do that, as it would involve you not seeing say Jon snow in the whole of a series for example
They put two twins together to make a king.
Going to watch them tonight.
Plus whoever leaked them is a bit of a dick cos spoilers will be around now and ruin it for the rest of us.