I never got a hold of their Iron Throne ale.
I never got a hold of their Iron Throne ale.
Yeah I've yet to be able to try it either, still not available in my area.
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Sepinwall interview with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
WiC.net said:Ommegang has said that given the overwhelming demand for Iron Throne Blonde Ale, they will be brewing up and distributing even more Take the Black Stout. The beer will be available in the US, beginning this fall.
Are we allowed to ask questions about stuff in ASOS that happened after this season ended?
... if I spoiler tag them?
Okay thanks.
This questions regards things that happened in ASOS after the point where Season 3 ends:
I'm at the part where ASOSWhat I don't understand isJoff chokes and Sansa escapes.How did Sansa know that something was going to happen that night to allow her to escape? She had clothes and she was prepared to escape but I don't remember her having a conversation with anyone planning her escape.
If this is information that I will learn later than I apologize.
ASOSSer Dontos
Yes I know he ASOShelped her escape that night. But when was it all set up? Or has it not been said at this point?
Yes I know he ASOShelped her escape that night. But when was it all set up? Or has it not been said at this point?
As someone who just ordered A Feast for Crows - yes, yes it should have been. Dammit.
I know a lot of this is probably CGI, but the depictions of the wall/beyond the wall, the eyrie, and harrenhall stand out in my mind. Winterfell was also pretty close to what I pictured. Also that one long shot of the Twins in the last episode seemed quite accurate. Kings Landing for some reason isn't what I had in mind when reading the books. Not sure I like it all that much in the show, but it's fine really. Just not sure how I feel about the more exotic look, or whatever it is they went for.People in this thread often talk about how they nailed or screwed up certain parts of the book.
What about locations?
Like, which locations were really close to the books' description?
Which ones totally missed the mark?
Which ones were different, but in a good way?
I know a lot of this is probably CGI, but the depictions of the wall/beyond the wall, the eyrie, and harrenhall stand out in my mind. Winterfell was also pretty close to what I pictured. Also that one long shot of the Twins in the last episode seemed quite accurate. Kings Landing for some reason isn't what I had in mind when reading the books. Not sure I like it all that much in the show, but it's fine really. Just not sure how I feel about the more exotic look, or whatever it is they went for.
Yeah, true, but I was thinking of some of the long shots such as the Eyrie which are definitely not real, however closely represent what I pictured when reading the books.There's some CGI but I don't know if it's as much as you think. There are crews in various parts of the world filming so many of the cast members don't see each other till wrap parties.
(My buddy knows a guy who works as a Location scout for the show, they just look at pictures and travel all over the place, it's pretty nuts.)
People in this thread often talk about how they nailed or screwed up certain parts of the book.
What about locations?
Like, which locations were really close to the books' description?
Which ones totally missed the mark?
Which ones were different, but in a good way?
People in this thread often talk about how they nailed or screwed up certain parts of the book.
What about locations?
Like, which locations were really close to the books' description?
Which ones totally missed the mark?
Which ones were different, but in a good way?
I sorta feel like the area right outside of the wall shouldn't be that snowy. I mean, how the hell is anyone supposed to sustain any kind of agriculture in an environment like that?
Was it that cold-looking in the book descriptions?
It sounds like another user said the spoiler might be fake, so that's good? I don't know what it is so I can't confirm or deny (Would also like a pm pls)
What was the spoiler they were talking about in the other thread?
Aww... little Maise is so cute.
Aww... little Maise is so cute.
That happens with a lot of the locations, and it's kind of my biggest criticism of the TV show. Qarth is meant to be this opulent, rich, vibrant city with statues, fountains, lavish buildings everywhere and thousands of people, all surrounded by decorated walls. Then in the show it's a plain wall with one great CGI shot when the doors open, and then the whole city consists of a couple of courtyards and maybe a dozen people.I didn't mind the look of Winterfell other than its size. The show makes it look like a tiny castle with 20 people in it.
Look at that big grin by Richard.
Robb smiles/laughs several times in the first episode, pretty much never again. :/
That happens with a lot of the locations, and it's kind of my biggest criticism of the TV show. Qarth is meant to be this opulent, rich, vibrant city with statues, fountains, lavish buildings everywhere and thousands of people, all surrounded by decorated walls. Then in the show it's a plain wall with one great CGI shot when the doors open, and then the whole city consists of a couple of courtyards and maybe a dozen people.
I know, budget and all that, but it's still disappointing.
That would have been much too distracting. Kind of thing that works on paper but not quite on screen. A smart change.and no boobies
My only complaint about this season was the lack of a great battle like Blackwater.
I loved that episode in season 2!
So I have a question.. can you tell me if there will be an epic battle coming in season 4?
I don't want to know the details, answer only with a yes or no with the spoiler tag!
My only complaint about this season was the lack of a great battle like Blackwater.
I loved that episode in season 2!
So I have a question.. can you tell me if there will be an epic battle coming in season 4?
I don't want to know the details, answer only with a yes or no with the spoiler tag!
My only complaint about this season was the lack of a great battle like Blackwater.
I loved that episode in season 2!
So I have a question.. can you tell me if there will be an epic battle coming in season 4?
I don't want to know the details, answer only with a yes or no with the spoiler tag!
My only complaint about this season was the lack of a great battle like Blackwater.
I loved that episode in season 2!
So I have a question.. can you tell me if there will be an epic battle coming in season 4?
I don't want to know the details, answer only with a yes or no with the spoiler tag!
Everything in spoilers just to be safe.
[series, all books]First there was this: http://i1.minus.com/ibbXB0LMqMEJkJ.jpg
Then someone quoted it saying: "You know, they all die except for the dragon girl and the retard, right?" With only 'they all die' in spoiler tags
Quite the dick move.
Everything in spoilers just to be safe.
[series, all books]First there was this: http://i1.minus.com/ibbXB0LMqMEJkJ.jpg
Then someone quoted it saying: "You know, they all die except for the dragon girl and the retard, right?" With only 'they all die' in spoiler tags
Quite the dick move.
Most of these people have obviously not read the books.
If they had, they would know there is no racial component to slavery as practiced on Essos. It is based on slavery as it existed in the ancient world. The Romans and Greek were just as willing to enslave other Greeks and Romans as they were Celts, Goths, Germans, and Africans. It's on the page.
However, when you are filming scenes in Morocco, and you put out a call for extras, it's Moroccans who show up. Most of them are darker skinned than our European actors (though there is actually a lot of different races and ethnic groups represented in the country, including Arabs, Berbers, Africans, French, etc). It is not so different from shooting a scene in Belfast and putting out a call for extras, whereupon a lot of Irish show up.
We fly our actors from country to country and continent to continent, at considerable expense, but that's not a practical consideration when dealing with extras. So in any big crowd scene, the prevailing skin color is always going to echo that of whatever the location is that you're shooting in.
But just for the record, yes, Dany is white, just as she has been from the beginning, and she may or may not be a savior (the last scene in "Mhysa" is not the end of her journey by any means), but she frees slaves of all colors, races, creeds, and nationalities.
For those giving advice above about a big battle in Season 4
ASOSWhen the wildlings storm the wall with the mammoths and giants with jon snow on top firing down arrows. Thats gonna be epic
I'm only 78% done with book 3 so don't spoil anything after that in your responses
Is there a difference between an Other and a Wight?
And what did we see on the HBO series?
Others are white walkers. Wights are zombies created by the Others.
On the TV show, what were they? That Sam killed?
On the TV show, what were they? That Sam killed?