Me thinking about Rhaegal today and how happy/excited Drogon looked when he saw his brother flying again
The Starbucks cup is definitely funny, but I mean they are only human. It's kind of amazing that iPhones and stuff don't slip in with them shooting that in 2018 and all .
The funniest part is that it’s right in front of Dany and those jokes about her name on the cup have been around for a long time. The memes will flourish.
Stuff like that happens in movies and tv shows literally all the time. How many times in period pieces do audiences notice anachronistic things that were accidentally left in the shot and nobody working on the film/show knew? Of course it's very funny but like the people having serious freakouts over it need to get over themselves.
Does anyone else feel super weird whenever Dany calls the dragons her literal children It makes me think of a rich suburban mom who treats her handbag dog better than actual people
Absolutely 100% and honestly I feel very strange with how fans of the show are as protective and emotional over them, Ghost, etc...
Somebody literally posted a tweet a few pages back where the person said the cup as proof that they "don't give a shit" anymore. Like jfc.
It's mainly funny to me because it is literally RIGHT THERE but I did not notice at all during the episode . I was sucked in to the show and what was going in .
I mean, for a show that you can say hasn't been great at nuancing much, Dany's relationship with the dragons as her "children" has been well explained Officially the strangest take I have seen in this thread yet
It helps that the lighting is so warm and within the period of the show, which also makes it funnier visually. If it was in a more naturally lit scene it would have stood out more and maybe been caught.
Yeah that “they don’t give a shit” tweet sucks. Guess Peter Jackson didn’t give a shit about Fellowship when that Jeep drove by in the background in one scene They all care a lot and it happens sometimes. I’m paraphrasing but Scorsese said that the emotion/character/theme of a scene matters more than continuity, which he thinks some directors overrate. Obviously he wasn’t talking about a Burger King bag showing up in Silence or something but the essence of what he was saying stands.
Jokes about the Starbucks cup are fine and fun, but anyone who thinks it's a serious problem is approaching the show from a platform of wanting to hate it, so screw their opinions, imo
Also I was trying to find Barry’s quote about it in the GIFs but I found this instead, and now I know where Dany got her advice last episode and it suddenly makes perfect sense.
The Starbucks cup was good and funny and anyone who thinks it’s some commentary on the creators not giving a shit is a major dork
Things like the Starbucks cup always make me chuckle. It's no massive issue whatsoever, but it does make me laugh. People are paid thousands of pounds to sift through every frame of film, making sure lighting it correct, that scenes are framed correctly, whatever. Yet little things still manage to make it through. Makes me feel less embarrassed when I make a typo in a work email, that's for sure. It's human error, everyone does it.