we light the way

[˚⟡˖ ࣪ 𝖐𝖎𝖊𝖗𝖆 𓏲ּ𝄢 @haunted0clock]

You'd think GRRM personally gave birth and raised 5 children the way he wrote Catelyn

[Chris, Karl Marx Enjoyer @WriteToRebel]

My least favorite thing is when a movie is bad and people try to defend it by Doing a Reading of it. Yes, I understand that the movie is About Stuff, it is still a bad movie

[𝔭𝔥𝔬𝔢𝔟𝔢 🥀 @feebeejeen]

I’m 32 years old, I’m not watching 208 episodes of children’s television with butt ugly animation to fill in some lore gaps.

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@itsmrzolo Encapsulates my point, you want content, you do not want to engage with anything with an artistic quality because you are unable to understand it.

Harry Potter is a puddles deep worth of world anyways. Nothing much to expand and it doesn’t need to!

25 YEARS AGO GET OVER IT

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

Regarding Harry Potter remake

1. Adorable that you want to sit around for 8 years to see an outcome to a story that you’ve experienced TWICE
2. No, there is nothing that was omitted from book to screen that requires a more in depth adaptation

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@itsmrzolo None of your examples add anything to to narratives conclusion nor thematic payoff. The films gave just enough context for these scenes, not my fault they went over your head. Though with your insistence on Needing more pretty much explains it

[Barefoot Student @BarefootStudent]

Women accounted for 98% of U.S. job gains in August, per Fortune.

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@Zookeepergirl11 These are already expressed in the film. How is telling them in a different way worth a dramatically granduer retelling of a story that’s has been around for 25 years, of which you can get your own desired effect by reading the books again! You don’t need a tv show to show you!

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

Eternal adolescence and a lashing out at the realization

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

Yo these angry ass Harry Potter fans in my mentions what the hell lol

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@Zookeepergirl11 Tre movie chose to omit them because they add nothing to the overall narrative or the expression of the stories themes. They don’t NEED to be there. Especially in the context of the film.

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@Josh142992 I’m not even upset, I’m just telling you you’re a tard for watching it and that your books weren’t even that good

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@itsmrzolo 1. A joke shop that is referenced in one scene and has no weight on the overall narrative or themes
2. Again, adds nothing to the context of the films narrative.
3. You’re given more than enough for it through the context of the film
4. See above

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@donutgod785 Yes, I am aware that retarded people exist, wasn’t my point

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@Zookeepergirl11 Also, READ ANOTHER BOOK

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

@Zookeepergirl11 1. These are plot holes, not necessarily a fault of improper adaptation

2. None of these circumstances have any lasting impact on the narrative nor themes of that narrative. The films portrayed well enough as an adaptation

[Cimmerian Pervert @cimmerian_v]

“I will take the children’s side!”

[doomer @uncledoomer]

everyone here knows what it feels like to be the sole principled autist in the room holding back the retardation of 11 giga fried turbo normies, oneshotted by fluoride and tiktok. this is the struggle of our entire civilization right now

[doomer @uncledoomer]

as soon as that crisp september air hits, every sensitive young 30 year old man knows what time of year it is: time to watch band of brothers again

[Empire @empiremagazine]

HBO’s all-time great Band Of Brothers is getting a 25th anniversary documentary, with fresh interviews and a new trailer now out.

Watch the trailer: https://t.co/cbICdOYOts

[we light the way @SurtrRex]

Incredible film

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

First clip from ‘JOSEPHINE’, starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan.

The film follows 2 parents as they struggle to console their young daughter after she witnesses a horrible crime.

In theaters on November 20.