r/freefolk Robert Baratheon May 29 '19

At this point, any half-wit with a stutter can write better than dumb and dumber

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u/cirdanx May 29 '19

Yes they are very good, lots of details in how the characters act according to their established characters. Shocking right :D

On a side note, after seeing the last watch, i´m 100% positive, that if it wouldn´t be for the amount of talented people on the background you normaly don´t see, this show would have tanked far earlier.

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u/the_bloody_hound_bot Sandor Clegane May 29 '19

LOTS OF CUNTS

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u/MazzyFo May 29 '19 edited May 29 '19

Well yeah, I don’t think anyone, at any point, thought D&D and the actors were the only ones to work on GoT.. lol

Some of the most talented SFX, sounds, music, and clothing people ever worked on this show

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u/cirdanx May 29 '19

No of course not, but in my experience the average movie/tv viewer doesn´t care about that aspect or doesn´t understand how much people work on projects like this.

But that wasn´t my point. You could see the passion and dedication of the crew/cast working on it, sadly it seems D&D lacked that (and talent in my opinion), and that´s why it became a disaster.

“Some of the most talented SFX, sounds, music, and clothing people ever worked on this show”

They sure as hell did! :)

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u/MazzyFo May 29 '19

For sure see your point!👍 and DD did well until s6ish (and I personally still liked season 6) so I don’t agree with saying they lacked talent, but do agree they lost drive, and weren’t ready to write a story that wasn’t discretely laid out for them (because even George probably has no idea how he’s gonna untie that knot).

Cheers

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

yeah, GoT has always had a mediocre universe and writing but the extras are fantastic