I'm Angry

[REmaster]

Sad to hear that. My condolences.

My goodness. I'm so sorry to hear that. My condolences to you and your family.

Thank you guys, much appreciated.

[Wrathborne]

Jesus Christ dude, thats fucking horrible. Sorry to hear you lost your mother.

[Guest]

You have my condolences! I recently just had a double death in the family, it's always a heart break to lose someone, especially one of your parents. A friend of mine lost his mother to cancer he found it incredibly hard, I hope you're doing alright.

[REmaster]

Jesus Christ dude, thats fucking horrible. Sorry to hear you lost your mother.

You have my condolences! I recently just had a double death in the family, it's always a heart break to lose someone, especially one of your parents. A friend of mine lost his mother to cancer he found it incredibly hard, I hope you're doing alright.

Thanks guys.

[Scream]

Looks terrible compared to original..

[REmaster]

Looks terrible compared to original..

Sadly, I agree.

To say I'm disappointed after waiting twenty years for a sequel to one of my all-time favorite films is an understatement. It looks like they're were trying way too hard to top the original and missed the mark completely; something that happens often in sequels--especially comedies. I really could have used a good laugh :/

I'll go see it regardless with fingers crossed.

[Canas Renvall]

Let's all be honest... it could be bad, but it will never, ever be as bad as Dumb and Dumberer. *huuuurk*

[Inferno04]

Let's all be honest... it could be bad, but it will never, ever be as bad as Dumb and Dumberer. *huuuurk*

Exactly! Even if the movie itself is bad, at least here Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels can try to bring SOME light to the table. Sometimes actors can save a horribly written role, or improve on it at least.

As for me, I join the book readers of Game of Thrones that are upset at Spoiler:

show spoiler

no Lady Stoneheart in last night's finale. That could have been the cliffhanger of the YEAR. :/ D&D are kind of stupid anyway, so. (lol let's make Jaime rape Cercei and then she's leik totes alllll over him in the finale lolz.)

[REmaster]

As for me, I join the book readers of Game of Thrones that are upset at Spoiler:

show spoiler

no Lady Stoneheart in last night's finale. That could have been the cliffhanger of the YEAR. :/ D&D are kind of stupid anyway, so. (lol let's make Jaime rape Cercei and then she's leik totes alllll over him in the finale lolz.)

Spoiler:

show spoiler

1. No Lady Stoneheart.

2. Let's kill off Jojeen for some reason.

3. Let's make Tyrion killing Shae less brutal by A.) Having her try to kill him first and B.) Have him be sorry about it afterwords.

4. Let's leave out Jaime telling Tyrion the truth about his ex-wife, so that they part ways on a "Bro's 4 life" note; instead of a "If I ever see you again, I'll kill you--and yes, I killed your son" note.

5. The appearance of Bloodraven/the three-eyed crow was awful. He just look like a sixty year old man sitting on a tree, when he's suppose to be well over a hundred, and literally half-tree.

Like this:Spoiler:

show spoiler

[

6. I felt like the monumental scene(s) of Tyrion killing Shae + Tywin were rushed. We got 7 minutes of Tyrion talking about beetles and 5 minutes for two very significant deaths in that character's journey.

7. The one original thing that I liked was the Hound/Brienne scene.

With all that said, It's really getting to the point where people should stop bitching about George not finishing the books in time for the show; it won't really matter in the end. For every one thing that they change in the show, it creates a domino effect. By the time George finishes A Dream of Spring, the story in the show will be vastly different. Of course, D & D have already been told how the series ends in "broad strokes", so I assume they're skipping ahead, then going back and cutting out characters/sub-plots that don't have a crucial impact on the outcome of the saga.

Just my 2 cents.

[Inferno04]

Spoiler:

show spoiler

1. No Lady Stoneheart.

2. Let's kill off Jojeen for some reason.

3. Let's make Tyrion killing Shae less brutal by A.) Having her try to kill him first and B.) Have him be sorry about it afterwords.

4. Let's leave out Jaime telling Tyrion the truth about his ex-wife, so that they part ways on a "Bro's 4 life" note; instead of a "If I ever see you again, I'll kill you--and yes, I killed your son" note.

5. The appearance of Bloodraven/the three-eyed crow was awful. He just look like a sixty year old man sitting on a tree, when he's suppose to be well over a hundred, and literally half-tree.

Like this:Spoiler:

show spoiler

[[ATTACH=CONFIG]9598[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]9599[/ATTACH]

6. I felt like the monumental scene(s) of Tyrion killing Shae + Tywin were rushed. We got 7 minutes of Tyrion talking about beetles and 5 minutes for two very significant deaths in that character's journey.

7. The one original thing that I liked was the Hound/Brienne scene.

With all that said, It's really getting to the point where people should stop bitching about George not finishing the books in time for the show; it won't really matter in the end. For every one thing that they change in the show, it creates a domino effect. By the time George finishes A Dream of Spring, the story in the show will be vastly different. Of course, D & D have already been told how the series ends in "broad strokes", so I assume they're skipping ahead, then going back and cutting out characters/sub-plots that don't have a crucial impact on the outcome of the saga.

Just my 2 cents.

You're right, about all of this tbh.
Spoiler:

show spoiler

Especially about Shae/Tyrion/Tywin being rushed as all hell and fucked up.
It's like...they made Shae sympathetic instead of in it for the money from the start like in the books. Kay. Then she betrayed Tyrion at court. But it looked like she was being forced to say it all. Then she's in his bed chamber for no explained reason. (And again, in the show her true motives are unknown) And then they make Tyrion look like even more of a 'good guy' by having her strike first. The parallel of Tyrion finding out a women he thought hated him actually loved him, and the women he loved turning out to hate him, is LOST in the show without the truth about Tysha.

I guess D&D want the Jojen Paste theory to be true, but even so. Wtf. :/