Reply With QuoteWTF with all the night/dark episodes? Did they have budget troubles?
The first episode too gave such an impression.Originally Posted by Troubadour
WTF with all the night/dark episodes? Did they have budget troubles?
Book two was written sometime around like 1998 I think, so I think it was a bit before the zombie craze, by I don't know at least 10 years.
Aww... look at the cute widdle dragons crying for mom-... why are they so quiet? HOLY ****-!!!
It looks like what budget they didn't blow on last week's episode, they finished-off with this one. Also the look on Jaime's face when Brienne takes out her last opponent was classic.
It looks like they got the tall (hard to tell when they are on horseback) and sleek part down, and that doesn't look like normal flesh on them.
All things considered, I think they created that look to ratchet up the nightmare fuel qualities a bit.
looks like they need to change the name of "The House of the Undying" to something else now.
I like the look of the others.
Originally they didnt have money for the blackwater battle but they did get some extra money and were narrowly able to make with all sort of problems.WTF with all the night/dark episodes? Did they have budget troubles?
Wait, WHAT? They have budget of about 60 millions $ per season, and 15% increase in budget for this battle. So they couldnt make a decent battle for 9 millions $? Just how high did the prices skyrocket?
Game of Thrones: 6 1/2 hours of screen time and a 20 plus principal cast for $60 million
vs
Avatar: 2 1/2 hours of screen time and a 7 strong principal cast for $200 million
Not hard to see why there's a big difference in the level of spectacle.
So season 3 will start somewhere in 2013? Are they already shooting or what?
The House of Nothing, since it is destroyed, they didn't show it ,but for all intents and purposes the House of the Undying burned down and is nothing ,but rubble now.
T'was a good speech from Theon in the end, i give him that, did't see that one coming.
Dagmer turned out completely wrong in the series...
The scene in the house of the undying was totally not what went down in the books. I guess their budget was already blown out for 2 seconds of CGI flame. All the revelations that Dany sees in the other doors are unimportant for the series anyway, the way the story got shortened...
That was a really good speech lol, it's almost believable too seeing their army reaction and all. But I already knew he was going to be knocked out since Theon was suppose to be a failure, at everything in the show, so imagining him leading an army was a bit suspicious.
My friends and I debated whether or not that was a white walker on the horse last night. Anyways I was confused as to why winterfell was burned down. Was also confused as to what happened to the 500 men surrounding the castle.
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