did you even understand what he said breh? he was saying that the show was trying to play with show watchers emotions by making it seem like arya was gonna meet up with sansa, and then at the last second change arya's direction, thus making show watchers sad. And that the show executed it poorly cuz it made no sense for them to just turn around like that, so yes, in that regard they DID failBreh I'm never the one who nitpicks, I don't need a 1on1 adaptation, liked 8 out of 10 eps but the finale was asssss. They made changes that were not logically explainable. Whole ep was a suspension of disbelief.
. could have just as easily been a white walker or 2 trying to kill them, and then had the COTF shoot obsidian arrows at them.
i dont get it man. they fumbled the ball at the 5 yard line on this one to me.
You ain't thinking these producers/directors could do a better job of transfering piff source material to the small screen?Seriously. These dudes thinking they're producers/directors
You ain't thinking these producers/directors could do a better job of transfering piff source material to the small screen?
Instead they did a crossover of Mummy 2 and Phantom Menace
The thing is, the show nevet gave a fukk about shyt like that until recently. It was always on some, look it up yourself to fill in the clues shyt, which is why I loved it. Now they're concerned about confusing people? The show is still great and I'll still watch but they definitely fumbled at the 3 yard line with this. And like it's been said, I've been good with damn near every decision they've made to deviate from the books. shyt, I even had no problem with Brienne fighting The Hound.I get people being disappointed with them leaving out Tysha from tonight's episode but she hasn't been mentioned since what, mid-season 2? I mean, as much of a big deal she is to Tyrion in the books, she kinda becomes an afterthought after Tyrion meets Shae in the TV show. I would be annoyed if she was a big deal in the show but making her a trigger for Tyrion out of nowhere (for the TV show) would only confuse viewers and make it come off as lame for them.
Same with Lady Stoneheart, you can't have such a big reveal come out of nowhere for TV watchers. They should've had a mini plot for the BWB, a couple of cameos and then comeback to them for the finale. Just like with the Tysha stuff, the problem isn't ignoring them for the finale but not building them up for the finale by making TV watchers not forget about them.
That said, I agree this was an underwhelming episode considering the potential it had. I wasn't moved by any of the big reveals and that's a first time with the show
steez and head on to kill Tywin.
Exactly. Like dude said in here, Tyrion could have still told Jamie that Cersei has been fukking behind his back (something I thought they alluded to already) right before he left. I think the show over thought this one. I still trust them though. Maybe well see something come of this mess next season.
That's genius. They could have ended it with Tyrion severing their brotherhood before the trial by combat and make Jaime look good for his redemption arc when he still comes to break Tyrion out of his cell.
Tyrion could still be on his "This changes nothing and I'll kill you the next time I see you"
fukkin' perfect.
