bangobango said:
Yeah, I don't know why y'all get your knickers in a bunch over these reaction videos.
People clap and cheer during movies all the time, doesn't strike me as weird.
Social Media Influencer said:Do people who go to viewings like that not enjoy sports? Or normal social activities? Cheering and screaming during a tv viewing to let strangers know how affected you are is the weirdest ****ing thing.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Let people have their fun. What do you care?agdoc2001 said:bangobango said:
Yeah, I don't know why y'all get your knickers in a bunch over these reaction videos.
People clap and cheer during movies all the time, doesn't strike me as weird.
Yes. And those people are idiots.
BarKeep_03 said:
Let him state his opinion, what do you careUrban Ag said:Let people have their fun. What do you care?agdoc2001 said:bangobango said:
Yeah, I don't know why y'all get your knickers in a bunch over these reaction videos.
People clap and cheer during movies all the time, doesn't strike me as weird.
Yes. And those people are idiots.
and even if he is "officially" still part, they can just say he is out ranging or whatever the term was they used.Lex said:
For being smart people you are occasionally really dumb. JON IS NOT A NIGHTSWATCH ANYMORE.
And if there is I'm sure someone else wants to be the lord commander.
Bran, the all knowing, knows this. He sent him to be where he could live his best life. With the Wildlings. That's all Jon wanted once he met them. Duty brought him back into the ****storm of it all, but his life sentence was to go and be where he is happy.
That's the freaking icing of this episode, as soon as I saw Tormund I was so happy. I knew Jon was a freeperson and free to live his life North of the wall.
My only problem with it is that they are cheering like it's Joffrey or Ramsey or Walder Frey that just got shanked, not Dany who just turned evil one episode ago.Social Media Influencer said:Do people who go to viewings like that not enjoy sports? Or normal social activities? Cheering and screaming during a tv viewing to let strangers know how affected you are is the weirdest ****ing thing.Brian Earl Spilner said:
littlebitofhifi said:
I've never been to an event like this but I've been to many premieres and pilot screenings with audiences and there is something very enjoyable about the communal experience of watching anything together...tv, movies, sports, whatever. To laugh, cry or be shocked together is a great human experience. To each their own but I don't see it as any weirder ****ing thing than us all rushing to this forum to discuss with strangers before the closing credits have rolled.
Ironic username is ironic.Social Media Influencer said:Do people who go to viewings like that not enjoy sports? Or normal social activities? Cheering and screaming during a tv viewing to let strangers know how affected you are is the weirdest ****ing thing.Brian Earl Spilner said:
just another one of those conversations and events left off screen because D&D didn't know how to weave it in plausibly. better to let the audience come up with excuses for them. lol.dlance said:Grey Worm is a robot incapable of making a decision that does not come from Dany. Dany told him to kill everyone "that fought for the Lannisters". Once Dany was dead, Grey Worm has no one to receive orders from. He has no idea what course of action he should take despite what he feels.Sports-Ag said:BarKeep_03 said:
This times 1000! Grey Worm and the Unsullied were ready to kill Jon with him trying to show mercy to KL soldiers. But with Dany their queen they say nope we're going to throw you in a cell and wait until the other kingdoms come which can take weeks and we can make a mutual decision.
Grey worm told Jon in the first picture we will not stop until we kill all of the Dany's Enemies. Makes no sense.
LPHA said:bobinator said:
Endgame came out like a month ago, we've got to be beyond the statute of limitations on a spoiler there.
Is it too much to ask that spoilers from a recent movie not be in a thread that's not about that specific movie?
He's talking about what ever conversation presumably had to take place between discovering Jon killed Dany and the decision to imprison him rather than execute him on the spot.dlance said:Furlock Bones said:just another one of those conversations and events left off screen because D&D didn't know how to weave it in plausibly. better to let the audience come up with excuses for them. lol.dlance said:Grey Worm is a robot incapable of making a decision that does not come from Dany. Dany told him to kill everyone "that fought for the Lannisters". Once Dany was dead, Grey Worm has no one to receive orders from. He has no idea what course of action he should take despite what he feels.Sports-Ag said:BarKeep_03 said:
This times 1000! Grey Worm and the Unsullied were ready to kill Jon with him trying to show mercy to KL soldiers. But with Dany their queen they say nope we're going to throw you in a cell and wait until the other kingdoms come which can take weeks and we can make a mutual decision.
Grey worm told Jon in the first picture we will not stop until we kill all of the Dany's Enemies. Makes no sense.
What are you talking about? Dany told Jon what she ordered Grey Worm to do. It wasn't off screen unless you are talking about the arrest of Jon.
M.C. Swag said:
Tyrion: "The throne should go to the person with the best story. No, not the guy who spent his life as a mistreated, misunderstood ******* who was actually the legitimate son of the heir to the kingdom and thus himself the legitimate heir to the kingdom, who rose from ignominy to become the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, who assembled a force to take on and defeat the greatest evil the world has ever known, who was murdered to death and literally brought back from the dead, who fell in love with and then assassinated an evil despot.....no, I mean the kid who fell out a window and is now a crippled idiot savant. What a story!"
What D&D have done to Tyrion and Jon is far worse than if they just had them killed 4 seasons ago.
well they were pretty much NBD. so...M.C. Swag said:
It makes no sense at all. Bran can see the future? So none of this was about choice? It was all, in fact, "prophesied". And if that's true, that these events were pre-determined, it completely robs all the meaning of the character actions.
And what about Bran himself? He has taken every opportunity to tell people "I'm not really a person" or "I'm not Bran" but now he's totally cool with being "King Bran?"
Why would anyone around the Westeros accept his rule? Because he has a completely bonkers story? No one in the world even believed the white walkers existed and still don't. All they know is that Brandon Stark is now king and Sansa Stark is queen of an independent North. Westeros is ruled by Starks all because the ex husband to Sansa Stark suggested it.
From a literal and thematic lens, it makes no sense.
