Yep. I agree with you as well.Can I just vent about how pissed I am that Best Buy isn't doing their exclusive house sigil covers for the Blu-Rays this year? All they're doing is a steelbook.
Now my boxes aren't gonna match up.
Can I just vent about how pissed I am that Best Buy isn't doing their exclusive house sigil covers for the Blu-Rays this year? All they're doing is a steelbook.
Now my boxes aren't gonna match up.
Has anyone ever released a set of DVDs/BluRays/books, one at a time, with matching cases and actually seen it through to the end of that series? Things always seem to go belly up right around the time they can get away with releasing box sets of all released instalments which come in their own matching cases and then change the cases for subsequent releases.
All this prequel talk makes me sad. GRRM's going to be on HBO until his final days, explaining who's who in the prequels and we'll still be waiting on TWOW/ADOS. Damn HBO, damn their oily hides!
Conor McGregor cast as one of Euron's men aboard the "Silence" ship
http://www.foxsports.com/ufc/story/...edly-cast-villainous-role-game-thrones-120816
I don't care how small or insignificant his part may be, but to me this is genuinely awful news.
I don't care how small or insignificant his part may be, but to me this is genuinely awful news.
Why?
So I was checking if Miguel Sapochnik's schedule for 2017 looks empty enough for him to take on a bunch of episodes for the final season which will shoot by the end of this year. And I see that apparently he's now attached to a Sinbad movie? If that actually goes into production this year, that's it for his involvement in GoT right? RIP.
Were still filming, he says. We dont finish until the end of [February]. Thats seven episodes. And then we start again in September and theres a final six.
First of all, his note about filming through the end of February lines up with what other cast members have said. And the bit about there being six episodes in the eighth and final season is also consistent with what weve heard.
But the most useful piece of intel is that Game of Thrones Season 8 will start filming in September of this year. Filming for Game of Thrones Season 7 started in September of last year. Note that, for the first six seasons of the show, the cast and crew filmed roughly from July through December. For Season 7, they pushed that date back so they could take advantage of naturally snowy conditions in, for example, Iceland. Winter, after all, has come to Westeros, and the show wants to film in the dead of actual winter to maintain verisimilitude.
If the show is filming Season 8 starting in September, that probably means itll also run through the winter of 2017/2018, meaning we could be in for a snowy final season.
Filming of S8 will probably start before TWOW comes out lmao.
I'm all caught up. This show has been quite a ride.
The Hound is the best character. Sorry, it's true. Jon Snow started off kind of ho hum, but he's become pretty legit.
A few notes. I find it interesting that Danyres has representatives from all the major families with her now... except the Starks. But given her connection to Jon Snow, as well as her connection to Sansa (via Tyrion), that will change soon.
Also interesting that pretty much all the families are ruled by women now.
Not sure how i feel about Arya's story. I feel it's become probably the most disconnected and tangential story in the show. I still like her a lot... but I don't know where they can go with her. Pretty much everyone on her list is dead. Except Cersei. She won't get that kill though. It will be Jaime that will do the honors there.
The only thing were working out is how many episodes they want to do, says Bloys when asked whats holding up the official Season 8 green light. The exec added that he hopes Benioff and Weiss will deliver more than six episodes.
Theyre still figuring it out because I think theyre trying to get a shape of the season, he continues. They always do what they think [will yield] the best version of the show. Its all about how many theyre comfortable [with]. But Ill always take more.
I rewatched it a few months ago and the quality drops in Season 4, and it is extremely noticeable because D & D just wanted to get the Red Wedding on screen.I'm currently rewatching the show for the first time and just finished S01E06. So far the writing, directing and pacing in season 1 have been a lot better compared to later seasons. I was surprised at the many well written and believably acted scenes I had completely forgotten about. I only dislike some of Dany's scenes, because Emilia Clarke's acting seems worse than I remembered. In the commentary they talk about how she had just gotten out of drama school and how this was her first big role, and her acting really does seem inexperienced and stilted at times (which kind of fits her character, I guess? I still don't like it, though...). Especially compared to Harry Lloyd (Viserys), who I didn't remember being this awesome. But I am most impressed by Maisie Williams and her perfect protrayal of Arya.
I am curious to see how well season 2 and 3 hold up. Every season has it's great moments of course, but in my mind the general drop in quality began to happen somewhere around season 4. Maybe I will now see that it had always been going donwhill after season 1, or maybe I will suddenly realize the later seasons aren't as bad as I thought (or maybe I won't even make it that far and lose interest halfway through). I also wonder how much my enjoyment of season 1 and lack thereof of later seasons can be traced back to the original story in the books. I haven't read AFFC and ADWD yet, but it seems like they are much less liked than the first three books.
Finished season 6 and I thought it was really damn good. Certainly better than seasons 4 and 5 which I hardly remember at all. Really looking forward to what the HBO writers will come up with in the future. Frankly, their stuff is better than George's most recent GoT publications.
The show is past the books in every aspect except one storyline (Sam's), but I am assuming they are doing something different with that one so the books are essentially past the show now. Season 6 covers rest of books 4 and 5. The 6th book might be released in 2017, but no one really knows anymore. The 7th book won't be done until 2023 probably, and there might even be an 8th book.Just caught up and had a few questions
I know the show is based on the books and I am aware there are two more books in the pipeline as well as two more seasons. I was curious, how many of the books does the current 6 seasons cover? Are the two new books being written in conjunction with the filming of the two new seasons?
Thanks
Interesting. I thought season 7 and 8 were the last seasons. Now you're talking about the year 2023? lolThe show is past the books in every aspect except one storyline (Sam's), but I am assuming they are doing something different with that one so the books are essentially past the show now. Season 6 covers rest of books 4 and 5. The 6th book might be released in 2017, but no one really knows anymore. The 7th book won't be done until 2023 probably, and there might even be an 8th book.
Oh they are the last two seasons, but the books and the show split their paths after/during Season 4.Interesting. I thought season 7 and 8 were the last seasons. Now you're talking about the year 2023? lol
Just caught up and had a few questions
I know the show is based on the books and I am aware there are two more books in the pipeline as well as two more seasons. I was curious, how many of the books does the current 6 seasons cover? Are the two new books being written in conjunction with the filming of the two new seasons?
Thanks
Oh they are the last two seasons, but the books and the show split their paths after/during Season 4.
Thanks for getting me up to speed. Wow ok so much of the stuff from the past 2-3 seasons is original. Didn't know thatThe last book was in 2011. As of that book, Tyrion didn't even reach Dany yet and we're still waiting to see who wins between Stannis and Ramsay. That's how far ahead the show is. No idea when the next book will be out if ever. GRRM doesn't believe in giving progress updates.
Thanks for getting me up to speed. Wow ok so much of the stuff from the past 2-3 seasons is original. Didn't know that
Here's some back story from the books that will help flesh out and make you understand the world more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIIzuqIRB2g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnfYj-cHM5c
1. She was "kidnapped" by Rhaegar Targaryen (most likely they were actually married). He was the Mad King's oldest son. He was also Dany's oldest brother.Thanks I'll check these out.
Also a few more things, I kinda got confused on the last Branden bit.
1. Young Ned Stark went to save his sister from what exactly?
2. She died from giving birth?
3. That baby given to him was Jon Snow? (more incest? or is Jon half a Stark through the mother only and father is unknown?)
1. She was "kidnapped" by Rhaegar Targaryen (most likely they were actually married). He was the Mad King's oldest son. He was also Dany's oldest brother.
2. Yes.
3. He's Rhaegar Targaryen's son. Ned kept his father's true identity a secret or else Robert Baratheon would've had him killed like Rhaegar's other children. He's Dany's nephew.
Yep just saw that video from the links posted above that explained a bunch of things. I'm curious now who the boy is. The chick in the video has a theory that that boy is indeed Jon Snow and the way it was presented in S6E10 made me think so as well. Cool
Edit - Eh think i misread this at first, so you at first thought it was Jon but weren't sure but that video confirmed it? or are you still unsure that the boy/baby is Jon?
I thought the transition shot from Baby to Jon made it completely clear. The only thing they didn't do a good job about was confirming that Rhaegar is his father, I knew a decent amount of people who assumed it was just Ned incest with his sister.
It's pretty much 100% confirmed that Jon is that baby. There's no other place in the plot where that would come in unless it was him. Plus the way it was shown in the show with the immediate transition from that baby to Jon Snow directly implys it.I thought it was Jon when I first saw it on the show, yes. That video then clarified things (I also thought it could've been incest) for me and pretty much confirmed my original assumptions about the baby after she said her theory. It's not 100% confirmed of course but yeah, I'd put money on Jon being that baby.
I thought it was Jon when I first saw it on the show, yes. That video then clarified things (I also thought it could've been incest) for me and pretty much confirmed my original assumptions about the baby after she said her theory. It's not 100% confirmed of course but yeah, I'd put money on Jon being that baby.
I thought it was Jon when I first saw it on the show, yes. That video then clarified things (I also thought it could've been incest) for me and pretty much confirmed my original assumptions about the baby after she said her theory. It's not 100% confirmed of course but yeah, I'd put money on Jon being that baby.
It's confirmed. HBO has a flow chart with Jon as the baby with Rhaegar as the father.I thought it was Jon when I first saw it on the show, yes. That video then clarified things (I also thought it could've been incest) for me and pretty much confirmed my original assumptions about the baby after she said her theory. It's not 100% confirmed of course but yeah, I'd put money on Jon being that baby.
Game of Thrones actor Neil Fingleton, who played the towering Mag the Mighty on the HBO drama, died Saturday in the UK of heart failure. He was 36.
http://tvline.com/2017/02/26/neil-fingleton-dies-game-of-thrones-mag-the-mighty-dead/
Finished season 6 and I thought it was really damn good. Certainly better than seasons 4 and 5 which I hardly remember at all. Really looking forward to what the HBO writers will come up with in the future. Frankly, their stuff is better than George's most recent GoT publications.