I just read that most of Season 5 will use plots from books 4 & 5. I'm sure there will be some variance, just like there always has been. But I'd imagine most of the season will be familiar to book readers.broken iris wrote:Apparently season 5 is when they start going away from the books plot-wise.
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I said that when I started book one. I'm now two thirds through book three and I can't wait to get to the stuff I don't know already.Kaius wrote:I really don't want to read ahead of the show, though.
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He's said the words, damn ye!lowlight79 wrote:Respect Stannis the fucking Mannis. He's the one true king!
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I still contend that, based on what my friends who have read the books have told me, it's better to read the books second. If not, you'll watch the shows and naturally start criticizing them in spots where they're not "true to the books," which takes the enjoyment out of watching. Also, there's something about the sheer anticipation and not knowing what's going to happen next when watching the shows that you can't really get from turning a page in a book.
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I'm the exception to the rule. I read the first 3 books before the Pilot of the show aired. And I hung on every word while reading and every frame of every episode while watching. Even the biggest moments that I knew were coming where riveting to me. That's just how good this show is. Plus it streamlines a lot of the books' story.
So, I'm a big fan of reading the books first. But it's also really easy for me to separate the mediums. I want the show to vary from the books. It has to, and I expect and look forward to it.
So, I'm a big fan of reading the books first. But it's also really easy for me to separate the mediums. I want the show to vary from the books. It has to, and I expect and look forward to it.
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I'm not a big reader, but I loved reading the books in the series. If anything, reading the books enhanced my watching of the show. There were only a few parts especially this past season that were kinda upsetting as a book reader. The flip side of that, putting Arya and Tywin together at Harrenhal made from some great moments on screen, so change can yield positive results.
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Yup.Mecca wrote:I'm not a big reader, but I loved reading the books in the series. If anything, reading the books enhanced my watching of the show. There were only a few parts especially this past season that were kinda upsetting as a book reader. The flip side of that, putting Arya and Tywin together at Harrenhal made from some great moments on screen, so change can yield positive results.
Or any time Varys and Littlefinger have a seen together.
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*scenedurdencommatyler wrote:Yup.Mecca wrote:I'm not a big reader, but I loved reading the books in the series. If anything, reading the books enhanced my watching of the show. There were only a few parts especially this past season that were kinda upsetting as a book reader. The flip side of that, putting Arya and Tywin together at Harrenhal made from some great moments on screen, so change can yield positive results.
Or any time Varys and Littlefinger have a seen together.
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that guy diedBurtReynolds wrote:
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but what a way to go.Mecca wrote:that guy diedBurtReynolds wrote:
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Hot damn Sansa.
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I had no idea Sloth from the Goonies sired a son.
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CAN'T WAIT
Clouuuuds Rolll byyy...BANG BANG BANG BANG
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I might get HBO Go just for this.
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Planning on catching the imax thing this weekend.
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I'm officially hyped as that looked really good.
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yeah i'm pumped
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What IMAX thing, chud?
