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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 13, 2018 4:30:36 GMT
Is this true? Did I miss something? I refused to even watch the King's Landing scenes because I expected that to be botched too, |
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Post by Aj_June on Sept 13, 2018 8:27:19 GMT
Yes it was better on average without any doubts. Dragonstone was nothing but waste of time because producers wanted to force an idiotic Jon-Dany romance on us. North of the wall episode was the worst in the history of GOT. Not only was the plot extremely stupid in itself but it didn't even link well with the whole story
KL scenes were pretty good. Cersei performance was quite good too. That said KL was not necessarily the best part of season 7. The Spoils of War episode the best part of the season.
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 13, 2018 13:30:22 GMT
Too bad.
This show's always been a bit of a mess anyway.
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Post by Aj_June on Sept 13, 2018 18:40:42 GMT
I found this on another site and it depicts why the quality took a plunge. "It 's coming home"  |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 14, 2018 8:17:40 GMT
King's Landing was way better than the rest in S6 already. It felt like this was the adult version while the rest was written for 13 year old. It wasn't perfect but I could accept it. For a time, I thought I would simply strip the S7 episodes down to this, maybe adding Jaime's part too, and leave the rest aside. I couldn't bear to see Daenerys' face again. When the first episode aired and it was confirmed that they opened with the most ridiculous super-hero crap, I ditched the whole idea. I watched the "loot train attack" for the spectacle and adrenaline, trying to ignore the complete nonsense it was built on.  |
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on Sept 15, 2018 13:05:38 GMT
Is this true? Did I miss something? I refused to even watch the King's Landing scenes because I expected that to be botched too,
cersei didnt even flinch when she saw the dead zombie in front of her ..LOl in true cersei style you would have been proud Leo  i would agree with the preview yes cersei was calmed with many shocking revelations that came her way |
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on Sept 15, 2018 13:09:40 GMT
Yes it was better on average without any doubts. Dragonstone was nothing but waste of time because producers wanted to force an idiotic Jon-Dany romance on us. North of the wall episode was the worst in the history of GOT. Not only was the plot extremely stupid in itself but it didn't even link well with the whole story KL scenes were pretty good. Cersei performance was quite good too. That said KL was not necessarily the best part of season 7. The Spoils of War episode the best part of the season. the thing about dragonstone that seemed fake to me was upon daenrys arrival they were trying hard to make it come off emotional and it fell flat in my humble opinion now dany was rescued as a baby from KL ? she never been to dragonstone before , never lived there she really doesnt have any memories of it not like stannis did and the way they shot the episode was like danys homecoming to a place she never lived or knows much about , like touching the ground upon arriving , if she had some memories or connection from the past it would have been more believable and then she goes into this stoic face commending tyrion to get started with their war plans. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 15, 2018 13:47:51 GMT
Yes it was better on average without any doubts. Dragonstone was nothing but waste of time because producers wanted to force an idiotic Jon-Dany romance on us. North of the wall episode was the worst in the history of GOT. Not only was the plot extremely stupid in itself but it didn't even link well with the whole story KL scenes were pretty good. Cersei performance was quite good too. That said KL was not necessarily the best part of season 7. The Spoils of War episode the best part of the season. the thing about dragonstone that seemed fake to me was upon daenrys arrival they were trying hard to make it come off emotional and it fell flat in my humble opinion now dany was rescued as a baby from KL ? she never been to dragonstone before , never lived there she really doesnt have any memories of it not like stannis did and the way they shot the episode was like danys homecoming to a place she never lived or knows much about , like touching the ground upon arriving , if she had some memories or connection from the past it would have been more believable and then she goes into this stoic face commending tyrion to get started with their war plans. Daenerys was born on Dragonstone. History says the Mad King sent his pregnant wife and Viserys away from King's Landing to keep them safe, which is how they could escape. But none of this matters. When I read of a long, mute sequence showing Daenerys arriving, that was the other reason that kept me away forever. Why does she look like she's about to throw up all the time?  |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 15, 2018 14:18:38 GMT
Is this true? Did I miss something? I refused to even watch the King's Landing scenes because I expected that to be botched too,
cersei didnt even flinch when she saw the dead zombie in front of her ..LOl in true cersei style you would have been proud Leo |
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Post by Winter_King on Sept 18, 2018 14:18:39 GMT
Yes it was better on average without any doubts. Dragonstone was nothing but waste of time because producers wanted to force an idiotic Jon-Dany romance on us. North of the wall episode was the worst in the history of GOT. Not only was the plot extremely stupid in itself but it didn't even link well with the whole story KL scenes were pretty good. Cersei performance was quite good too. That said KL was not necessarily the best part of season 7. The Spoils of War episode the best part of the season. I still think Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken with that ridiculous Sand Snakes fight with Jaime and Bronn was the worst episode of GOT but Beyond the Wall is close behind. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 18, 2018 15:19:38 GMT
I still think Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken with that ridiculous Sand Snakes fight with Jaime and Bronn was the worst episode of GOT but Beyond the Wall is close behind. The worst episodes I saw were the last three of Season 6. Utter garbage, almost all of it. I stopped watching after Battle of the Bastards. When I finally gave in months later and watched the finale so I could take part in discussions unspoiled, I regretted it immediately. There was nothing left to spoil. Disgusting. |
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Post by Winter_King on Sept 18, 2018 15:38:07 GMT
I still think Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken with that ridiculous Sand Snakes fight with Jaime and Bronn was the worst episode of GOT but Beyond the Wall is close behind. The worst episodes I saw were the last three of Season 6. Utter garbage, almost all of it. I stopped watching after Battle of the Bastards. When I finally gave in months later and watched the finale so I could take part in discussions unspoiled, I regretted it immediately. There was nothing left to spoil. Disgusting. Well we'll agree to disagree. The finale of season six was one of the best episodes and so was the Battle of the Bastards. A huge improvement over season 5. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 18, 2018 15:55:39 GMT
The worst episodes I saw were the last three of Season 6. Utter garbage, almost all of it. I stopped watching after Battle of the Bastards. When I finally gave in months later and watched the finale so I could take part in discussions unspoiled, I regretted it immediately. There was nothing left to spoil. Disgusting. Well we'll agree to disagree. The world disagrees with me and my queen. I know… |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 20, 2018 8:40:37 GMT
Next question: has there been any sign of mental degradation in Cersei's behaviour in S7?
There are such signs aplenty in the book original but there haven't been any in the show version in the first 6 seasons.
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Post by Winter_King on Sept 21, 2018 10:17:53 GMT
Next question: has there been any sign of mental degradation in Cersei's behaviour in S7? There are such signs aplenty in the book original but there haven't been any in the show version in the first 6 seasons. Yes, but I think the woman started her mental degradation before marrying Robert Baratheon. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 21, 2018 11:18:23 GMT
Next question: has there been any sign of mental degradation in Cersei's behaviour in S7? There are such signs aplenty in the book original but there haven't been any in the show version in the first 6 seasons. Yes, but I think the woman started her mental degradation before marrying Robert Baratheon. Nah, she's just fine. One of the few sane characters in the story. |
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Post by Winter_King on Sept 21, 2018 11:21:24 GMT
Yes, but I think the woman started her mental degradation before marrying Robert Baratheon. Nah, she's just fine. One of the few sane characters in the story. She's the mother of madness. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 21, 2018 11:24:32 GMT
Nah, she's just fine. One of the few sane characters in the story. She's the mother of madness. That doesn't make her mad. So no change in S7, right? |
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Post by Winter_King on Sept 21, 2018 11:26:54 GMT
She's the mother of madness. That doesn't make her mad. So no change in S7, right? Turned against the only family member she had left because she thinks the game of thrones is still important. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Sept 21, 2018 11:38:57 GMT
That doesn't make her mad. So no change in S7, right? Turned against the only family member she had left because she thinks the game of thrones is still important. Did she and is it not? I don't think she turned against Jaime. As far as I know he was even allowed to leave as he pleased. and it was his decision. As to the Game Of thrones, give me a break. I know collectivist shits want to wiggle a fantasised threat in front of sane people and have them drop everything they do to join in their warm, fraternal and stinking embrace, just like lefturds have been doing with global warming (which has stopped long ago). Cersei's reaction was clear sighted, sober and realistic. |
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