Re: I haven't read the books, and the whole ending was quite a confusing sequence.
dacole Send a noteboard - 30/05/2012 09:58:26 AM
The wildfire was great, but the battles that followed didn't seem very epic. It looked like there were only a few dozen men on each side, and the progression of the battle was confusing. First you have a small scale battle, then Tyrion attacks from behind and wipes out the first force in approximately ten seconds. Then a larger force attacks form about ten feet away, where they'd apparently just been hanging out. Tyrion is attacked for no reason by a guy on his side, receiving a cut that looks minor and doesn't even bleed much but is made out to be a nearly mortal wound, for some reason. Then Tyrell shows up to save the day, then Tywin pops into the throne room to announce victory.
I've read the books years ago, but I was still confused how that all came about.
'I think they simply ran out of time to tell the ending effectively :/
I liked it..big battles like this ARE confusing for the people involved and some of that confusion should be shown in the scenes..in a big battle like this you can only concentrate on your little part and you honestly have no idea most of the time if your side is winning at all..
Game of Thrones - Season 2, Episode 9 - The Battle of Blackwater! (SPOILERS)
28/05/2012 01:36:41 AM
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Awesome episode. *SPOILER*
28/05/2012 05:24:03 AM
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What was the best line of the episode?
28/05/2012 03:22:47 PM
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Re: What was the best line of the episode?
28/05/2012 03:33:01 PM
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Re: What was the best line of the episode?
28/05/2012 09:45:37 PM
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Is Martin now officially a whore?
28/05/2012 08:53:37 AM
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The final version of the episode was apparently significantly rewritten by the producers.
28/05/2012 12:10:58 PM
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Hey, the chain! Did they mention it at all this year? I thought I recall someone asking me about it
31/05/2012 05:58:16 AM
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Re: Hey, the chain! Did they mention it at all this year?
31/05/2012 08:12:57 AM
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Are the ratings good? I don't usualy follow that. I get the impression the show is fairly popular...
04/06/2012 04:31:17 PM
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I agree with all but the part about Joffrey
29/05/2012 10:51:56 AM
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Yeah, but he didn't even come into the equation in the books. He was a mere playing piece
31/05/2012 06:13:24 AM
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Re: Yeah, but he didn't even come into the equation in the books. He was a mere playing piece
03/06/2012 06:46:45 AM
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Really well done, maybe even the best this season
28/05/2012 01:56:38 PM
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Re: Really well done, maybe even the best this season
28/05/2012 04:18:39 PM
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They didn't need the chain with this version of things.
28/05/2012 06:01:08 PM
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This is a good example of a common sense TV revision.....
29/05/2012 03:32:25 AM
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Re: This is a good example of a common sense TV revision.....
30/05/2012 09:54:17 AM
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It was during the day, late afternoon likely
29/05/2012 03:11:57 AM
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Yes, truly amazing episode, probably the best of the entire series so far!
28/05/2012 03:18:48 PM
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The guy who plays Stannis is phenomenal.
28/05/2012 04:36:51 PM
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When Stephen Dillane was announced to play Stannis, I was very concerned.....
28/05/2012 04:47:21 PM
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He and Tywin are the only two who have replaced my mental images of the characters.
29/05/2012 10:19:08 AM
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I liked this episode, but the battles were confusing and kind of a let-down.
28/05/2012 06:10:03 PM
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I haven't read the books, and the whole ending was quite a confusing sequence.
29/05/2012 03:44:29 AM
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Re: I haven't read the books, and the whole ending was quite a confusing sequence.
30/05/2012 09:58:26 AM
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But we, as viewers, are not soldiers; we're more like historians. Or gods, if you prefer.
30/05/2012 04:45:37 PM
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You're right, but I simply saw it as a way to work with their tight budget
31/05/2012 09:05:29 AM
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Re: But we, as viewers, are not soldiers; we're more like historians. Or gods, if you prefer.
03/06/2012 06:44:28 AM
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