when AVP2 came out, it flopped , it wasnt because it was an absolutely shit tier movie, (it was) but because it was so fucking dark that you werent even sure there was a a predator in it at all. to this day i dont know what in the name of fuck i was watching.Or maybe not make everything uber fucking dark to begin with? It never adds to the tension. I've turned off many movies and shows because of uber darkness.
We were discussing the show at lunch per usual. Can't wizard Bran basically just warg into Cersei and have her walk off a fucking cliff? Assuming he stops being worthless, of course.
Just got around to watching this.We grew up watching GI Joe, Thunder cats, and saved by the bell and ya'll motherfuckers bitching about this TV show that is on par with most block busters.
This is kind of dumb, Sansa has a true redemption arc because she goes from useless and clueless to being one of the more cogent/wise/perceptive/guiled characters while also being quite noble.
Best way to have the mountain kill her exactly like he did Prince Oberyn.How do we build drama for the Cersei fight when Arya could just go steal a face and kill her . No matter what they come up with not sure how to have this simple fact not ruin it
This isn't a bad theory. Minor English point, elude: to escape, allude: suggest.There's a "theory" out there saying the Night King rabidly wants Bran dead because he uses / is the last one using the tree people magic, like he's still salty about the whole sacrifice / WMD thing. Then again Bran, being a fucking wizard now, uses his magical powers at the pinnacle of the battle of all battles to ... possess some birds to keep an eye about the Night King whereabouts.
The standoff between him and Ice Skeletor doesn't get us more information, they're just checking each others like two teens in a GAP booth. Bran seems oblivious as fuck, Night King had more emotions resisting the dragonfire and everyone else is just dead, watching the show climax and waiting to be dead again.
I'm quite sure they're gonna elude this in the last episodes and focusing about the remaining heroes VS Cersei, while creating "artificial" conflicts between everyone to salt things a bit, and maybe some out of fucking nowhere last minute twist to service the fans and bring "true" values upfront like love, friendship and honor. I hope I'm wrong.
If you don't adjust your television's settings and the lighting level of the room for each show that you watch than you are a double peasant.
That article is unimaginably retarded in 500 different ways, but Sansa is your point of contention?This is kind of dumb, Sansa has a true redemption arc because she goes from useless and clueless to being one of the more cogent/wise/perceptive/guiled characters while also being quite noble.
by the way, fireplace crowd of episode two is the survivor crowd, right? Not a single one of them died?
You don't need to adjust your TV differently for every single TV lol. This is why calibration services exist - to make sure your TV replicates the reference palette used by film-makers
it amazes me at how much plot armor Pod and Sam possess
He should have been there apparently.
The cinematographer is either retarded or is a genius who got a % of the sales of the inevitable remastered edition included in his paycheck.It was explained in one of the "inside the episode" videos. Previously Winterfell stuff has taken place pre-Winter and been lit with natural light and prop candle-lights. They didn't want the same aesthetic or something
"Although there's no official word yet from HBO or the show's producers, it would seem this low-resolution presentation of the battle was an intentional choice. Robert McLachlan, a cinematographer on "Game of Thrones," seemed to back up that theory, telling the website Insider that in the later seasons the show's producers wanted to try "to be as naturalistic as possible" when it came to lighting the sets. " 'Game of Thrones' looked really dark on Sunday, and we don't just mean the plot
Edit: This article blames the darkness on people not having their sets calibrated. Mine has been professionally colour calibrated, so I know the colours of my set matches as much as possible what the film-makers intended. My biggest gripe was the compression/pixellation.
Game of Thrones Cinematographer Defends Dark Scenes, Says You’re the Problem
“People don’t know how to tune their TVs properly.”www.vulture.com