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Will this be on iTunes on Sunday night?
Will this be on iTunes on Sunday night?
Will this be on iTunes on Sunday night?
Ah damn. Thanks guys.
About how much does this come out to be? I just finished the first season and want to catch the second.
The episode that airs? Doubtful, the first season episodes were not available for digital download (iTunes, Zune, Amazon) until the DVD's were available.
That's not at all true in Australia.
It is kind of just a direct adaptation that's very true to the book. It made very few changes from the book, and covered most of the main plot lines. I got kind of the same impression that you had, that it was just a shallower cliff-notes version of the book, but I still really enjoyed it because I loved seeing these characters and scenes play out on film.
It isn't the kind of show that I would have thought non-book readers would enjoy. I thought they would just be lost and confused the whole time and not give a shit about a lot of the non-major events/characters that don't have time to be fleshed out on screen, but I do know a lot of people who love it who never read the books, so I don't know.
Game of Thrones" has a lot of material to condense and synthesize, and speaking for myself, I care more about the characters than absolute fidelity to the story. But there is good news: The storytelling by executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss and their writing staff is increasingly assured and judicious; the first-rate cast continues to mine the full depth of the material; and the show itself is visually commanding, especially in the hands of Alan Taylor, who directed the first two episodes of the season.
It's weird to read the book after the movie/series. So far I've never done it that way. Feels better than the other way round, tbh.
Not sure if I can proceed like this (watching, then reading) - the plot will probably grab me too much.
/reading the first book atm to revisit the plot
What I noticed so far is that Lady Stark (Catelyn) has really been toned down in the series (in regards to her relationship to Jon; she's a total asshole) and the kids are ought to be younger (the boys mostly) - but older cast is almost a given with adaptions.
It's weird to read the book after the movie/series. So far I've never done it that way. Feels better than the other way round, tbh.
Not sure if I can proceed like this (watching, then reading) - the plot will probably grab me too much.
Probably no time for an advance Game of Thrones review, but I'm with @bastardmachine (Tim Goodman): no slow burn this time, season 2 hits the ground breathing fire.
One more Game of Thrones review-tweet: Dinklage was good last year, but KILLS IT (with a pointy shield) in first 4 eps. #YearofTyrion
Probably serves better as a guide if you have questions while you're watching the show, rather than something to read through before you watch S2.HBO's fantasy series Game of Thrones returns Sunday for a second season with its jargon and vast cast of characters intact—Jace Lacob's glossary and character gallery explain all!
Apparently this promo got better ratings when it aired on HBO than the series finale of 'Luck' received (though I can't find an official source).Hot damn. Just now watched the older You Win or You Die video. HYPE MAXED.
Can't believe its less than a week now!
Kit maybe says too much for those want to remain spoiler free.
From what weve seen Game of Thrones should handily retain its crown as the most ambitious series on television. The sheer difficulty of the attempt results in an often flawed series, but its a truly unique product and a consistently riveting one.
That came from a reliable source but not an official one. Hopefully it's a good indicator that we'll see a jump in the ratings this Sunday.Apparently this promo got better ratings when it aired on HBO than the series finale of 'Luck' received (though I can't find an official source).
Good news for Game of Thrones fans, and a cruel final nail in the coffin for Luck fans.
Thanks, I added a note to my post.Kit maybe says too much for those want to remain spoiler free.
I held off on watching them. If you add it all up, it's a decent chunk of the season premiere (6+ minutes), and I figure I want at least some of it to be new and fresh on Sunday. Totally understandable that a lot of people are going to watch them, though.Hmm this is the first piece of media released so far that I'm considering not watching.
Looks like it's region-locked unless you're in the UK or Ireland.Watch Sky Atlantic chat with the stars of Season 2 of Game of Thrones in this unmissable pre-season special.
Game of Thrones is back for its long-awaited second season, and so is Thronecast: The Official Fan Show for Game of Thrones from Sky Atlantic HD. We recently got the chance to speak to (deep breath): Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen), Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy), Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark), Kit Harington (Jon Snow), Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister), Liam Cunningham (Davos Seaworth), and Nicolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) - all of whom spill on what fans can expect from the explosive new series of this incredible show.
- Sky Atlantic's Thronecast: Cast Interview Special
Youtube copy. (Note that there are series spoilers in the Charles Dance segment.)- Sky Atlantic's Thronecast: Cast Interview Special *spoilers*Looks like it's region-locked unless you're in the UK or Ireland.
It's amazing how all of the cast actually understands their characters. They talk as if they really are their characters. Especially Jaime's actor and Emilia Clarke. I think I also heard Michelle Fairley slip "my son" for a second before going back to saying Robb.Youtube copy. (Note that there are series spoilers in the Charles Dance segment.)
The Charles Dance segment has a big spoiler if you're not up to date with the books. The rest is fairly innocuous.
Probably best you've finished ASOS before watching it.As in completely up to date?
Can't wait, after losing The Walking Dead on Sunday had me bummed, will be awesome to have another show to watch on Sundays.
Yep, and then Breaking Bad starts soon after Game of Thrones ends.
If I can just get into Mad Men, I'll have a pretty good Sunday lineup for the year.
Nicolaj keeps mentioning (S2), but I have no idea of what he might be talking about...I'm really curious now.this scene in episode 7