@TheCinesthetic As great as that movie is, I always thought that if Leone got Clint Eastwood to do the Bronson part it might have been the greatest movie ever made
@Ofcimcold This is, of course, incorrect. Viserys is chosen by the Great Council over Laenor Velaryon. Despite her claim, Rhaenys was never seriously considered. There was no “divide” as the people of Westeros chose Viserys and it was an overwhelming choice.
@sandylanceley The other way around. Watch “Rogue One” last to fill in some gaps you might have. If you haven’t watched any yet, then starting with anything other than “Star Wars” ruins surprises and narrative flow.
@unkyndled The entity was tormenting Bear via his “wish.” He made a silly wish on a $6.99 toy and it opened a gate. I went back and forth on whether the thing was trying to act normal and couldn’t or deliberately tormenting Bear and I think the latter.
@words_salad Nope, he knew about her father. But what was he supposed to do? Question her? The father thing was why "Fake Nikki" reacted so strongly in the restaurant, as "it" got more control over Nikki it realized that using her "father" was a bad call and reacted strongly.
@Glitter_Pilled_ I think you're reading an agenda on the movie that doesn't exist. Bear is a sad putz who makes a silly wish on what he thinks is a silly $7 toy and that allows some sort of demon to enter our world and wreak havoc. It tragic all around to everyone.
@calroseee But you say he “decides to continue” as if there was a choice? I think at some point he realized that it wasn’t Nikki anymore, just something pretending to be her, but I think he had no idea what to do.
@sasponella Yes, that’s the big giveaway that the “wish” doesn’t make Nikki love Bear, it allows something to possess her that is pretending to act like “love.”
@BaseballQuotes1 Don and Jerry were the best. Love Don’s “highly unnecessary” comment! Getting rid of Don was one of the worst moves the Sox ever made.
@TheCinesthetic Good. That means they are remaining faithful to the stories, there are no Targaryens (beyond Egg) in The Sworn Sword. It’s a great story, though, looking forward to the season!