Because Bronn and Jaime are better than Olympic level divers lol. The story has gotten to my "shit I'm getting tired now, let me just quickly throw shit in here to hit the word count limit, and get to the conclusion paragraph."
Bronn was scared but not shitless. He told Tyrion that he could evade and such but one slip up and he's done. Which he's right. He wasn't taking the risk. I do think Daario would be more confident to take on The Mountain than Bronn though.
edit: And Bronn wasn't scared of The Hound, who successfully kept The Mountain at bay when he attacked Loras. Not as tall or strong, but still fuckin tall and strong. And faster than The Mountain (everyone probably is lol).
Because Bronn and Jaime are better than Olympic level divers lol. The story has gotten to my "shit I'm getting tired now, let me just quickly throw shit in here to hit the word count limit, and get to the conclusion paragraph."
I dont understand Bran, hes supposed to see everything past present and future but does fuck all so far.
I agree with what you said, but the bolded...
For me, A Song of Ice and Fire IS Jon Snow & Daenaerys Targaryen.
Because plot arnour..and they obviously have a path for both of those characters. Of they got dany to capture them then it would add more story and possibly the need for more episodes. Everything is hurrying along becuase we only have about 8? Episodes to go.
I dont understand Bran, hes supposed to see everything past present and future but does fuck all so far. Even the family tie reveal between Jon and Daenerys will probably revealed by Ginny/Sam before Bran does it.
I dont understand Bran, hes supposed to see everything past present and future but does fuck all so far. Even the family tie reveal between Jon and Daenerys will probably revealed by Ginny/Sam before Bran does it.
Hey guys I predict that in the next episode Tormund will get stabbed at the 34 minute mark while Jon and gendry are in the background fighting exactly 5 wights. Call it a hunch!
He said he wanted to speak to Jon, so he's probably going to tell him and just him. It makes the whole King in the North thing a bit more complicated if they find out the reason they made him leader is no longer valid.
Actually, I just realize that this means that Sansa might be Queen in the North one day. That better not happen...
Plot armor doesn't explain that. The poster you quoted is saying it would make more sense and be more efficient if they had just captured Jamie and figured out their plan as usual while letting Jaime go back to Kings Landing in good faith with said plan. If the plan was to talk to Jaime, the showrunners should had just had them capture him.
And I do agree. It would had made way more sense to have Jaime captured and then released with the same exact plan. I guess it could had just been a plot device to get Gendry honestly.
Jon is literally half Ice(Stark) and half Fire(Targaryen).
Dany isn't really needed plskthnx.
he is still a Stark. the reason they made him leader is still valid, he is a Stark raised by Ned
Or ice and fire is Lyanna and Rhaegar, Jon is the song.
Yeah there's eight. The fifth apparently is a wild child lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPch3Ur3uJ4
This show is realllly hurting by the accelerated pacing. It's still enjoyable, but it rarely hits the high that made me fall in love.
Wait, what. Really?
They should just fucking release this one, then. Either way, hopefully everyone can remain unspoiled. I know I'm waiting til Sunday.
Bran has (apparently) seen the entire past of Westeros. He can see the present when touching a weirwood tree. We have no reason to believe he can see the future.I dont understand Bran, hes supposed to see everything past present and future but does fuck all so far.
I just thought of something. Does Benjen know about Jon? That could be major if they meet him past the wall.
Maybe Bran has something else he wants to tell Jon? That'd be neat.
Bran has (apparently) seen the entire past of Westeros. He can see the present when touching a weirwood tree. We have no reason to believe he can see the future.
The only people that get glimpses of the future are Red Priests and that witch Cersei talked to.
He said he wanted to speak to Jon, so he's probably going to tell him and just him. It makes the whole King in the North thing a bit more complicated if they find out the reason they made him leader is no longer valid.
Actually, I just realize that this means that Sansa might be Queen in the North one day. That better not happen...
This show is realllly hurting by the accelerated pacing. It's still enjoyable, but it rarely hits the high that made me fall in love.
I forgot about that explosion footage. I suppose that does imply he is capable of seeing events before they happen.I think Bran saw the Sept blowing up before it happened.
Episode 6 leaked and someone has been uploading clips of it with huge spoilers in the titles. Just thought I'd give a heads up since it just randomly showed up in my feed and I've never seen a video from the guy ever.
Yea I think HBO Spain fucked up and released it early.
I forgot about that explosion footage. I suppose that does imply he is capable of seeing events before they happen.
Just had the last episodes spoiled for me
Just had the last episodes spoiled for me
What pisses me off is that spoilers are popping up on NEWS FEEDS... I mean, damn it.
I know how not to CLICK on a link, but the damn news feeds are automatically there on most of my pages.
You're right . I guess Bran probably knows how everything will unfold and how he can influence those events.His vision way back when also had a lot of future events in it, he even saw a Dragon flying over King's Landing.
We're past the part where favorite characters die I think, it isn't that type of show anymore since John died once.
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One more time:
Plot armor doesn't explain that. The poster you quoted is saying it would make more sense and be more efficient if they had just captured Jamie and figured out their plan as usual while letting Jaime go back to Kings Landing in good faith with said plan. If the plan was to talk to Jaime, the showrunners should had just had them capture him.
And I do agree. It would had made way more sense to have Jaime captured and then released with the same exact plan. I guess it could had just been a plot device to get Gendry honestly.
One more time:
Were there any particular budget challenges for Eastwatch?
Whenever a dragon appears, its expensive. And its a tricky one, too. The fans love them, but honestly, theyre very hard to work with. An actor is trying to act quite often with something that isnt there, so theyre being challenged to emote while looking at a green screen, or a piece of green cloth. The sequence where Jon meets Drogon, we were filming on a cliff-edge in Northern Ireland, with very high winds, and Kit [Harington] had this safety rope attached to him, and a harness, because it was so windy. [Laughs] He had this heavy cape on, and had the wind picked up any more, he would have just turned into a human kite.
So you have him standing on a cliff-edge with a flapping cape, and a guy dressed in wet-weather gear, because its freezing, holding up a green ball on the end of a green stick. And thats the dragon. Its quite crude, actually. And then obviously everything is added in post. It looks preposterous, but you have to treat it seriously and create an atmosphere on set as if youre at the theatre, while theres all this anarchy going on. Thats an important aspect of what the assistant director is. What I have to do on set is make sure the machine moves fast, but the moment the camera rolls, you go into that quiet mode. Otherwise, nothing gets done.
What else was a challenge in Eastwatch?
The sequences on Dragonstone where Jon sails away were done on this incredible beach in Spain, and we chose it because, geologically speaking, the rock formations are stunning. Its like nothing else. You could spend fortunes doing that with visual effects, but this site actually exists the producers on Thrones are incredibly good at this, when they commit to an idea fully, when they think its worth it. So they said, This is a beach thats worth us going to.
But what it meant, going there at that time of year, was that we were fighting the tide. Normally, we have a 10-hour filming day. There, we had like six and a half hours. We started with the cast at the lip of the beach, maybe 400, 500 feet from the cliff. And by the end of the filming day, you were fighting for space to put your feet on the sand, because the tide had come in so much, and it was very rough. So we were often having to cut mid-take, because the cast were getting washed away. So what you see as a tiny two-minute sequence cost us days of filming, and we were all wet up to the waist for most of it. But you anticipate these problems, you always make sure its safe, and you allocate time to it.
How is Game of Thrones different from other series youve worked on?
Thrones is a unique animal. Normally when you have a TV schedule, one team starts to prepare, and once theyre filming, the second team starts preparing. So you top-and-tail. Thrones is different, because you all start pretty much the same time. You might have four or five teams director, DoP, the first assistant director, and the second AD. They make up one team. Each team is allocated a color, and they are boarded across a very complex schedule, across many countries. We all share resources, and that breaks down into actors availability and sharing certain large pieces of equipment, such as cranes and sets.
This schedule gets even more complex, because youre not just understanding your own scripts, you have to feed into others. And that means you need to understand all the characters throughlines and stories, because Dany might be filming something from the end of episode 3 on Monday, then on Tuesday, she could be filming something from episode 6. So her journey needs to be tracked, and made very clear for each story day.
What kind of decisions do you have to make as youre balancing conflicts between ambition and budget?
Its less a conflict, and more a series of small negotiations. One sequence that was spoken about in great detail was the loot train in Spoils of War. We had multiple dragon strafing runs to blow things up, but it was very expensive, and time is money on a film set. To allow the pyrotechnics team to rig a set, you have to leave it, and that costs you time. You cant be on the set when its being prepared, so you have to move an enormous crew away. Then once youve blown it up, you need to dress it again, to make it look like its been blown up. So you have to balance the cost of multiple attack runs with how its going to look, and the time its going to cost you to have all these different stages of set dressing. Those kinds of fine details require an awful lot of negotiations and planning. So you involve all of the [heads of department] and get their opinions, and they find the strongest throughline and the best plan that accommodates every department. And that becomes your shooting schedule.
This show is realllly hurting by the accelerated pacing. It's still enjoyable, but it rarely hits the high that made me fall in love.
he is still a Stark. the reason they made him leader is still valid, he is a Stark raised by Ned