Sehe ich genauso
In der Folge passiert fast nichts und
Stannis wird auch noch sein großer Auftritt vorbehalten
TV Game of Thrones
- Ersteller Spielor
- Erstellt am
Benutzer, welche sich diesen Thread anschauen:
Sehe ich genauso
In der Folge passiert fast nichts und
Folge 9 war einfach genial inszeniert und hätte fast ein Film sein können. So sehr hat mich der Handlungsstrang an dem Ort nicht interessiert, aber halt die Charaktere da.
Meiner Meinung nach ist Staffel 4 sogar die Stärkste bisher. So viele Highlights, krasse
Momente und von vorne bis hinten megaspannend, mit überragend schauspielerischen Szenen.
Meiner Meinung nach ist Staffel 4 sogar die Stärkste bisher. So viele Highlights, krasse
Momente und von vorne bis hinten megaspannend, mit überragend schauspielerischen Szenen.
blue
Valar Morghulis
Du gehst jetzt zu deinem Kumpel, gibst ihm links und rechts ne Ohrfeige und bestellst ihm "Mit schönen Grüßen von blue aus dem KT". Wer Folge 9 als die Schwächste der Staffel benennt, hat sein Recht auf Mitgliedschaft in der Männerliga verloren und darf in Zukunft nur noch mit nem Rosa Rock auf die Straße. Folge 9 sind wohl die besten 50 Minuten Film die jemals fürs TV Produziert worden sind. Wer was anderes sagt, is raus. Aus allem. Für immer.
blue
Valar Morghulis
Who knew so many people want to be killed off by George R. R. Martin?
Martin's wolf sanctuary crowdfunding campaign with Prizeo, through which fans could purchase an in-book death at the hands of the Game of Thrones author for $20,000, has raised more $450,000 — more than double its initial goal. While the two "martyr" slots available were both purchased (one by a Facebook employee), one young fan's touching letter was enough to draw a personal response from the author.
See also: The Brutal Truth About 'Game of Thrones' Dads
Mashable has obtained a correspondence between Martin and the 13-year-old fan named Jack, who lives in the United Kingdom.
Image: Mashable Courtesy of Prizeo
After admitting that he wasn't able to watch "certain bits" of the wildly popular HBO show, Jack added that "a gruesome grizzly death" is all he asks for. Along with the letter, he included £153 ($260) as a donation to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, the recipient for Martin's crowdfunding campaign.
The boy's heartfelt love for wolves touched Martin, and inspired the author to respond with the following.
Dear Jack,
Thank you so much for your heartfelt, touching note.
I’ve heard that you donated all your £153 pocket money savings to my Prizeo fundraiser on behalf of the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. I cannot tell you how much that moved me. It pleases me no end to know that my novels, and the TV series based on them, have inspired readers as young as yourself to rally to the support of these majestic and too often stigmatized animals
Alas, I cannot promise you a grisly death in THE WIND OF WINTER. Those spots have already been filled by some very generous donors, and there’s a limit to how many people even I can kill.
However, inspired by your example, my friends at Prizeo and I would love to follow your lead with a $10,000 in your name to the UK Wolf Conservation Trust. That’s a wonderful organization that I've heard much about, and they are lucky to count people like you as supporters.
I wish you the best of luck in your future career as a wolf conservationist, and hope that you inspire many others to follow your lead.
Yours,
GRRM
While Martin has apparently reached his kill limit for the A Song of Ice and Fire series, Jack must be pretty happy about the $10,000 donation made in his name.
http://mashable.com/2014/07/23/george-r-r-martin-fan-letter/
Martin's wolf sanctuary crowdfunding campaign with Prizeo, through which fans could purchase an in-book death at the hands of the Game of Thrones author for $20,000, has raised more $450,000 — more than double its initial goal. While the two "martyr" slots available were both purchased (one by a Facebook employee), one young fan's touching letter was enough to draw a personal response from the author.
See also: The Brutal Truth About 'Game of Thrones' Dads
Mashable has obtained a correspondence between Martin and the 13-year-old fan named Jack, who lives in the United Kingdom.
Image: Mashable Courtesy of Prizeo
After admitting that he wasn't able to watch "certain bits" of the wildly popular HBO show, Jack added that "a gruesome grizzly death" is all he asks for. Along with the letter, he included £153 ($260) as a donation to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, the recipient for Martin's crowdfunding campaign.
The boy's heartfelt love for wolves touched Martin, and inspired the author to respond with the following.
Dear Jack,
Thank you so much for your heartfelt, touching note.
I’ve heard that you donated all your £153 pocket money savings to my Prizeo fundraiser on behalf of the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. I cannot tell you how much that moved me. It pleases me no end to know that my novels, and the TV series based on them, have inspired readers as young as yourself to rally to the support of these majestic and too often stigmatized animals
Alas, I cannot promise you a grisly death in THE WIND OF WINTER. Those spots have already been filled by some very generous donors, and there’s a limit to how many people even I can kill.
However, inspired by your example, my friends at Prizeo and I would love to follow your lead with a $10,000 in your name to the UK Wolf Conservation Trust. That’s a wonderful organization that I've heard much about, and they are lucky to count people like you as supporters.
I wish you the best of luck in your future career as a wolf conservationist, and hope that you inspire many others to follow your lead.
Yours,
GRRM
While Martin has apparently reached his kill limit for the A Song of Ice and Fire series, Jack must be pretty happy about the $10,000 donation made in his name.
http://mashable.com/2014/07/23/george-r-r-martin-fan-letter/
Teil 8 
Dies.
Die Folge hätte genauso gut von Bay gedreht worden sein. Es gibt zwar wunderschöne
Ok, es fliegen Pfeile
Who knew so many people want to be killed off by George R. R. Martin?
Martin's wolf sanctuary crowdfunding campaign with Prizeo, through which fans could purchase an in-book death at the hands of the Game of Thrones author for $20,000, has raised more $450,000 — more than double its initial goal. While the two "martyr" slots available were both purchased (one by a Facebook employee), one young fan's touching letter was enough to draw a personal response from the author.
See also: The Brutal Truth About 'Game of Thrones' Dads
Mashable has obtained a correspondence between Martin and the 13-year-old fan named Jack, who lives in the United Kingdom.
Image: Mashable Courtesy of Prizeo
After admitting that he wasn't able to watch "certain bits" of the wildly popular HBO show, Jack added that "a gruesome grizzly death" is all he asks for. Along with the letter, he included £153 ($260) as a donation to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, the recipient for Martin's crowdfunding campaign.
The boy's heartfelt love for wolves touched Martin, and inspired the author to respond with the following.
Dear Jack,
Thank you so much for your heartfelt, touching note.
I’ve heard that you donated all your £153 pocket money savings to my Prizeo fundraiser on behalf of the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. I cannot tell you how much that moved me. It pleases me no end to know that my novels, and the TV series based on them, have inspired readers as young as yourself to rally to the support of these majestic and too often stigmatized animals
Alas, I cannot promise you a grisly death in THE WIND OF WINTER. Those spots have already been filled by some very generous donors, and there’s a limit to how many people even I can kill.
However, inspired by your example, my friends at Prizeo and I would love to follow your lead with a $10,000 in your name to the UK Wolf Conservation Trust. That’s a wonderful organization that I've heard much about, and they are lucky to count people like you as supporters.
I wish you the best of luck in your future career as a wolf conservationist, and hope that you inspire many others to follow your lead.
Yours,
GRRM
While Martin has apparently reached his kill limit for the A Song of Ice and Fire series, Jack must be pretty happy about the $10,000 donation made in his name.
http://mashable.com/2014/07/23/george-r-r-martin-fan-letter/
Echt schön
Btw. welcome back, Blue
@pil
Egal wie viel Geld du bezahlst, es ist jeden Cent wert.
Also den einzigen Tipp den ich da gebe: SOFORT kaufen.
EDIT: Würde aber empfehlen die Boxen einzeln zu kaufen. Die sehen zuweilen sehr schick aus.
Ok dann mach ich das mal.
Falls du es wirklich nicht gesehen hast... Yalllaaaah 
Es ist DEINE Parallelwelt!
Es ist DEINE Parallelwelt!
Also die "normalen" sind vom Preis in Ordnung, aber ich habe ja diese limitierten Digipack noch verpackt im Regal die sind ja vom Preis explodiert €100.- wer zahlt den sowasOk dann mach ich das mal.
.Doch kenn ich natürlich aber in bescheidener Qualität, und von staffel 3 kenn ich die letzte Folge nur zur Hälfte. Hetzt will ich alles noch mal auf dem 60 Zoll nachholen und meine Schwester kennts gar nicht, die guckt gerade wie bescheuert Breaking Bad durch und braucht bald neues Futter.Falls du es wirklich nicht gesehen hast... Yalllaaaah
Es ist DEINE Parallelwelt!
Ähnliche Themen
