Game of Thrones

free_cat wrote:While season 1 was great, season 2 was kind of meh to be honest. Not book level.
Let's see how they do it with Storm of Swords which was probably my favourite book.

Disagree. I thought they adapted it really well. A lot of the plots in the book were tightened and they condensed some parts each arc (particularly Arya's) well to make the TV series work. I thought Arya's arc was a testament to excellent screenplay adaption. Worked perfectly .

Of course though... if you're looking for 100% authenticity to the book, S1 was better, but I think its folly to ever expect this from TV/Movie adaptions.

I thought the Dany/Qarth stuff was a bit weak, but I think she can only improve in Season 3 where she actually does interesting stuff.

BarcaKizz wrote:

free_cat wrote:While season 1 was great, season 2 was kind of meh to be honest. Not book level.
Let's see how they do it with Storm of Swords which was probably my favourite book.

Disagree. I thought they adapted it really well. A lot of the plots in the book were tightened and they condensed some parts each arc (particularly Arya's) well to make the TV series work. I thought Arya's arc was a testament to excellent screenplay adaption. Worked perfectly .

Of course though... if you're looking for 100% authenticity to the book, S1 was better, but I think its folly to ever expect this from TV/Movie adaptions.

I thought the Dany/Qarth stuff was a bit weak, but I think she can only improve in Season 3 where she actually does interesting stuff.

No, I don't mind about precise adaptation. I just didn't enjoy it much. Pretty much nothing happened for large part of the series. They failed to made interesting the tension build up.

free_cat wrote:

BarcaKizz wrote:

free_cat wrote:While season 1 was great, season 2 was kind of meh to be honest. Not book level.
Let's see how they do it with Storm of Swords which was probably my favourite book.

Disagree. I thought they adapted it really well. A lot of the plots in the book were tightened and they condensed some parts each arc (particularly Arya's) well to make the TV series work. I thought Arya's arc was a testament to excellent screenplay adaption. Worked perfectly .

Of course though... if you're looking for 100% authenticity to the book, S1 was better, but I think its folly to ever expect this from TV/Movie adaptions.

I thought the Dany/Qarth stuff was a bit weak, but I think she can only improve in Season 3 where she actually does interesting stuff.

No, I don't mind about precise adaptation. I just didn't enjoy it much. Pretty much nothing happened for large part of the series. They failed to made interesting the tension build up.

Fair enough. Always tough following up season 1. I agree there were a couple boring filler eps/ parts.

On the whole I thought they did a good job with it, though I get what you mean.

Yohan Modric wrote:So what's this show about? Just saw a trailer for it starting on 1st April.

Do not watch season 3 if u haven't seen season 1 or 2 pls.

It's a medieval show, but i don't think its ur type.

What is medieval.

mid ages.

I know.

Why would watching that be interesting.

pls go

I might like it if it's not just something olden days thing.

We're talking around 8th-10th century.

Can't wait see the Dorne

Yohan Modric wrote:I might like it if it's not just something olden days thing.

It's fantasy/drama type show. Not based on any real events.

Yeah somebody should mention there's dragons and undead and sh*t. We're not talking Victorian drama here ffs

AbraKebabra Alacalamb wrote:Yeah somebody should mention there's dragons and undead and sh*t. We're not talking Victorian drama here ffs

Not that there is anything wrong with that

Mclewis would agree

Tom slagging off Victorian Era shows? Pls go lift, brah

Was looking at quite a few pictures of the GoT stars at the opening of the new season. Emilia Clarke looks as stunning with brunette hair as with white hair

McLewis wrote:Tom slagging off Victorian Era shows? Pls go lift, brah

Was looking at quite a few pictures of the GoT stars at the opening of the new season. Emilia Clarke looks as stunning with brunette hair as with white hair

Mc Pls

pls.

I am halfway into the second book. I have watched two seasons of the series and i hope i canfinish reading the second and the third book by 31st :/

I think the reason people choose the first season over the second is the sheer amount of veryinteresting characters in it(ned, robert, drogo ffs) and there are some fine bit of action and badassery. But i think the second season was just as good. It had a better story imo and even though there arent many exciting scenes, Arya, Stannis, Jon's stories were exciting. Not to mention Tyrion the Hand

Ten days mofos ten agonisingly painful days to wait.

The third season, if done true to the book, should kick some ass.

nichabr wrote:Ten days mofos ten agonisingly painful days to wait.

Omg I just realized this now. Not going to be able to think of anything else all week

Is it gonna be on sunday ?

RealGunner wrote:Is it gonna be on sunday ?

Sunday, March 31 for US and Canada

Monday, April 1 for UK

Thanks

Now to avoid all the rumors in class the following monday every week

Can't wait

Doctor who on Saturday and GOT on Sunday.... gonna be an epic weekend