Amph Game Of Thrones (uh i guess it's done now? Edit: No!)

Holy ****! Yes!

 

First Star Wars sex scene confirmed

 

That's... absolutely wizard! I'm very eager to know more about the project (synopsis, characters, worlds explored, etc.).
One thing's for sure, KK won't have to worry about unwanted details leaking, seeing how tight a ship they're running on GoT.

I guess it also cancels their admittedly ill-conceived future show about the Confederate alternate reality. Which might not be a bad thing, really.

 

I like the idea of D&D taking on a series of Star Wars film. With the Game of Thrones cache, I imagine they'll create something in that vain. I imagine something before the time of "the Rule of Two Siths" could be something D&D could explore and would be similar to the world of Game of Thrones in that there are various groups seeking to seize power. Of course, there's the ever popular Knights of the Old Republic mythos to bring to live action.

I think this is the right move for the Star Wars franchise. It needs to expand and do something fresh that kills off popular and beloved characters, while at the same time evolve the meeker and victimized characters into the heroes. I mean, as it was referenced in the TV show "This Is Us," the original trilogy boiled down to only a handful of core characters in a super inter-galactic civil war as noted in these quotes:

Even the sequel trilogy features only a handful of characters, to which the war will be lost or won. A Game of Thrones type of Star Wars series would be a game changer for the franchise. You can have Sith riding a space dragon.

 

Im thinking KOTOR, as Dan & Dave's strength is reinterpreting the work of others.

Could picture Maisie Williams as Bastila Shan.

 

Yeah, I was thinking an Old Reublic trilogy too. They’d be perfect for it.

 

I Was less leaning towards Star Wars Sex Scenes and more the intricate clockwork spectacle of Game of Thrones particularly in the later seasons which little badass grace notes in the chaos. Like basically Hardhome, Battle of the Bastards or Spoils of War loot train attack. With blasters and lightsabers.

 

I give them virtually no credit for that, and I give Miguel Sapochnik almost all of it.

 

That is true but, to be fair, someone had to write about the battle, I kinda doubt the script was "And there's a fight" they must have come up with a few of the nifty ideas in the action scenes. Now if they can get Miguel Sapochnik to direct one of them, then we're talking.

while everyone, myself included, immediately thought that Johnson's trilogy would be Knights of the Old Republic but, if you get the Game of Thrones guys who do medieval fantasy magic stuff, then I think the odds of them going Game of Thrones on an Old Republic where Jedi and Sith were numerous actually goes up.

 

Exactly how would "medieval fantasy stuff" in GFFA be different from the GFFA we know.

 

They would have knights! And Princesses! Genetically determined destinies!

 

You’re wonderful, never change!

 

Am now watching Season 2, 2 episodes left.

I think one big difference between the books and show I've noticed is the battles and armies. We don't really get to see them. It should be like Lord of the Rings, for example, where we see giant armies marching. All we see is tents. When they captured Jaime in Season 1, it kind of comes out of nowhere. This is one of the best sword fighters in Westeros and it's like he's randomly captured. Also wish we would've seen the Greyjoy's capture of Winterfell. Oh well. Here's hoping we see the Battle of Kings Landing. (Looking forward to the House of the Undying too )

I wish we saw the direwolves more, too. Ghost, Summer, and Greywind should always be at the side of Jon, Bran, and Robb. They're almost non-existent. One of my favorite scenes so far is when Robb interrogates Jaime with Greywind. We do get some hints of Greywind's involvement in the battles, though, like in the books "they say he rides on the back of a giant direwolf.'

Enough of the complaining though. In contrast to the books, Theon's storyline is one of my favorites. I like how it's Tywin at Harrenhal. Joffrey is even more despicable then in the books. Really liking Yara, Brinne, Varys, Stannis, Littlefinger.

Honestly, I almost prefer the show over the books. The books are just too complicated, sometimes. We don't need the name of every single character. (I'd love to read an abridged version of the books) The CoK book focused too much on Tyrion and Arya, so I like how we get to see more of the other characters.

 

We already got this with the ST.

AGOT is known for breaking fantasy tropes, and that's something the SW franchise desperately needs after the trope-filled, carbon-copy ST.

 

Maisie Williams was on Kimmel last night and she knows the ending. She also knows how many episodes there are going to be.

Spoiler

 

Haven't they been saying 6 episodes for years?

 

Hm. They might be clutching at straws but I like where their head’s at.

 

That's not bad actually. Bran was there so he would know, but then he doesn't appear to volunteer info at the drop of a hat.

 

Only so many eps left and Littlefinger's ear-whispering schemes wouldn't play well in the forthcoming White Walker apocalypse so he dead.

 

Hopefully they uh, burned his body.

 

A lil fun with Jaqen

“A man knows nothing,” was all Wlaschiha would say about that. “That’s my standard answer to (avoid giving away spoilers).” You didn’t think he would actually spill any beans, would you?

I found it very interesting that at the end of Season 2 when my face changed, I got a lot of reactions from fans saying, ‘We want you to come back! We want you to teach Arya!’ Then when I came back in Season 5 and I was beating her with the stick, the same fans said to me, ‘How dare you? I hate you! I wish you’d never come back!

As for how he thinks the show will end, Wlaschiha has a tricksy answer. “My personal theory is that no one will sit on the iron throne.”

No one…isn’t that you?

 

Yup.

 

The Mountain

Breaking a world record deadlift.