Game of thrones season 3 trailer

[rursusferre]

http://www.superherohype.com/news/ar...ason-3-trailer

For those that haven't read the book, the next two seasons are going to make the feet two look like fairy tales for gay retarded children. This is gonna be awesome.

[Stag]

yessssssssssss

[Blake]

uploaded season 2 to drive incase anyone wants to rewatch it before season 3 hits

[Rottenzombie]

I hope its awesome, also hope they don't fucking ruin it.

[rursusferre]

What makes you think they'll ruin it? There are two amazing seasons that give zero evidence or inkling they would fuck it up. The only thing that bothered me was the recasting of the mountain season two, but that's it.

[Stag]

I have HBO Go so if anyone wants my login info to watch this season or anythign else just let me know

[Rottenzombie]

Originally Posted by rursusferre

What makes you think they'll ruin it?

By giving away some sort of hints that makes it guess-able.

I want it to be as awesome as it was in the books. Worried they'll screw it up somehow someway and deprive me of sweet sweet pubbie tv tears.

[Cruci]

I hope they spared no expense. I'd think the production costs for S3 would skyrocket with all of the large scale events that went on (weddings, battles, ect.).

[Gogan]

Originally Posted by rursusferre

What makes you think they'll ruin it? There are two amazing seasons that give zero evidence or inkling they would fuck it up. The only thing that bothered me was the recasting of the mountain season two, but that's it.

I've read a bunch of reviews from folks who read the books that the show is deviating from the books too much, and it's already had a negative impact on S2, let along future seasons. The more things change now (even seemingly minor character/plot changes) the worse it will get down the road.

The following amazon review was pretty good on this subject, I thought:

http://www.amazon.com/review/RBB35IC...tore=movies-tv

I never read the books myself, so hopefully that'll stave off any disappointment I might have about the show. Maybe this is a case where watching the show first and reading the books later is the best way to enjoy the story.

[Onion]

As a pretty big fan of the books and the show, I really hope people stop harping on the show about being true to the books. I enjoy both quite a lot and for different reasons. I feel like the changes they made to season 2 did more for some character's development in a couple scenes than what took place in the span of an entire book.

This is why they can't be exactly the same, or we would have 24 episode seasons and over half of the episodes would be boring as shit.