Was Game of Thrones always a faggot show for faggots?

[HotDogJoe]

Because I get the impression that it was

 

[Dummy Gaynuts]

fantasy is a deeply uninteresting genre. I can't believe that shit caught on with normie faggots

 

[UnPRePared]

Never watched it. Heard it ended terribly.

So yeah, probably.

 

[MunchausenByProxy]

I cant watch fantasy shit either, but I dont think it’s inherently gay to watch it

 

[Udders]

No, it was awesome until they ran out of book material. Its a testament to how shitty it ended when the most popular show in recent history wasn't talked about again days after it ended, and hasn't been in the years since.

 

[Meownaw]

I remember the first season being pretty great but it went downhill fast.

 

[Jim Norton’s Wife's Cock]

The first couple of seasons were good, it really shit the bed though. In regards to it being for faggots, initially no.. however, whenever something becomes popular now legions of whooping soymouthed faggots latch onto it.

 

[AntSucks]

It was a good example of how quickly fan service can ruin something. It was great up until season 4, then they ran out of book material and just did a lot of the things the fans wanted to see. And the fans of everything are fat truckers wives.

 

[Mitch Weaver]

One of my exes used to rave about it, She had this disgustingly thinkin’ Arbys meaty pussy.

I hope she’s dead.

 

[guest]

Never saw it. Anything involving midgets, dragons etc I'm out. Except that Dungeons & Dragons cartoon. But I was 10 or whatever when I saw it.

 

[Stent]

Fantasy is a shitty genre but GoT was one of those rare shows that made it work. As was said by others, the first few seasons are good but it goes down hill quickly and by the last few seasons it's unwatchable trash. The books are tedious.

 

[Juschippinyababe]

Fawwwk dragons going vrrrroooommm roooooarrr poof. Yeah it was made by faggots for faggots

 

[guest]

No, it was awesome until they ran out of book material. Its a testament to how shitty it ended when the most popular show in recent history wasn't talked about again days after it ended, and hasn't been in the years since.

Agreed. The book stuff was awesome. When they ran out of material, the (((showrunners))) ruined it.

 

[LingerLonger]

It had a midget as a hero instead of a 6'5" knight warrior because (((subverting expectations))). It was a medieval show dominated by niggers and faggots from the first season. Both executive producers are Jewish. Writer of the books, GRRM is a Jew, and is a fat untalented mess. Almost none of the actors on the show went on to do anything successfully other than the ones who were successful before being in the show. Main characters include a midget, a strong woman, strong female child, incest mongrels, a fat pig who kills demons and fucks girls and might as well have been named GRRRM jr. because it is the author written into the book, a eunuch, and like 50 prostitutes. It is written for edgelord 14-year-olds.

Only midget movie that is worth watching is 'In Bruge.' Which has a happy ending for the midget. All fantasy stories are for queers. Even Lord of the Rings is a war series.....where none of the characters die except for Boromir. One thing that sci-fi tends to do correctly is that they kill everyone off, often in brutal ways. I still get a laugh out of how offended people were that Hicks and Newt were killed off screen before Alien 3. Yet them dying for nothing is perfectly fitting for a horror series about a ruthless corporation and a ruthless parasitic alien species.

 

[Stent]

I still get a laugh out of how offended people were that Hicks and Newt were killed off screen before Alien 3.

I never understood why people cared. Killing them off was the only option. Were they supposed to hang out with Ripley and be a little makeshift family going on wacky space adventures?

 

[wbgreen]

No, it was awesome until they ran out of book material. Its a testament to how shitty it ended when the most popular show in recent history wasn't talked about again days after it ended, and hasn't been in the years since.

People used to bug me to watch it. I'd decline because I'm not big on fantasy. I liked LotR back in the day because of how epic it was to watch (before Marvel overloaded society with multiple CGI fight fests a year).

They'd get offended, like by rejecting a TV show, I was rejecting them as people. Since the final season, that stopped.

 

[LingerLonger]

Another hilarious aspect of Game of Thrones is that the author said that he did not want to "pull a LOST" and have a bad ending to his show. But LOST at least had an ending that made sense for the characters. They all lived, lived on the island, died across various years, then reunited in the afterlife. The mystery of the island was never explained which angered everyone though.

Game of Thrones was worse in that the great mystery, the white ice demons and whatever they were, was basically never explained at all. And the characters almost all had endings that were poorly written. They also changed some of the endings at the last minute because they had no idea what they were doing. Someone leaked footage of the female dragon queen being pregnant when she was stabbed to death and it was CGI'd out of the last episode or whatever at the last minute.

 

[WhereWeAt]

I never understood why people cared. Killing them off was the only option. Were they supposed to hang out with Ripley and be a little makeshift family going on wacky space adventures?

No, but it did throw the events of one of the better sequels of all time completely out the window. Plus, Ripley's arc up to that point was partly about rebuilding meaningful relationships and trust in others. The first 2 movies are thought-provoking science fiction classics. To just copy/paste Ripley into another environment with Aliens without anything clever to say cheapened a franchise that was more than a cut above other action films.

The other option was to just not make another movie, or to call it something else.

 

[Stent]

The first 2 movies are thought-provoking science fiction classics.

The first was. The second was a typical action movie that just played off all the obvious aspects of the first movie but by making them bigger rather than thought-provoking. I'm not saying it wasn't a good movie, but Alien to Alien3 would be more cohesive than Alien to Aliens to Alien3.

 

[analeggsalad]

yes. Soap Opera.