PhoenixRising

I agree with you, sum1. I think Kevin Feige just doesn't care.

I'm sorry you have insomnia again, sum1. I really hope you can get some sleep soon.

Hi, Tar! So you like the cold weather? I prefer warm, just not too hot.

a new hope

Yeah I definitely prefer cold weather, even though I suffer when I go to places where it's too cold, I suffer smiling

Saw the GoT finale last night and it was very bad and anti-climatic. Sucks that such a good show had such a lame ending.

sum1

a new hope

How are you?

PhoenixRising

Hi, sum1!

Hi, Tar!

Great, so now I don't have to binge watch GoT?

a new hope

I would read the ending and then decide if you think it's worth it But they basically ruined everyone's character development. I think the only character who doesn't completely go back to the way they were or who doesn't act out of character in some way is Arya.

PhoenixRising

Ah, I see. Yeah, I've unfortunately seen shows that do that, sadly. I'll think about watching GoT eventually.

a new hope

It's worth it for the amazing 7 seasons! They just lost it with season 8. I still don't understand why they chose to make the final season the shortest one, with just 6 episodes. It made all their very bad choices even worse because of how rushed everything was.

sum1

Like I said on the X-Men board, anyone who was disappointed by this season of GOT hasn't been paying attention to HBO dramas. That's how they end. I was expecting something like this. GoT is very much a product of the HBO school of tv drama and follows the style and rules of those shows.

a new hope

I haven't been disappointed with other HBO endings before, that I can remember

sum1

A lot of people have. And you didn't see The Wire.

a new hope

No! The ones that come to mind are Six Feet Under and Oz. Both had really good endings with satisfying closure for the characters. Also I feel like I've disliked how certain shows have ended before (not necessarily talking about HBO now) but I've disliked the decisions made, not completely questioned why all characters either went back to square one or turned into different people by the end like it happened with GoT. Unless we count Lost But then again I just heard about that ending, I didn't see the final seasons...

sum1

You do realize that Beecher was probably up for the death penalty at the end of Oz, right?

a new hope

Yeah but it made sense within the story, it wasn't something unlikely or out of nowhere. Like I said I've finished shows that I wish had ended differently but not to a point where I'm questioning where all the character development went or where things came from

PhoenixRising

Well, I understand that, sum1. Westworld is an HBO show and I got burned badly from that one. Right now I'm watching Chernobyl on HBO, and because that's an historical drama, hopefully HBO won't mess that one up.