Read the first two books. Not just because Season 2 deviated dramatically from the second book, but because in the first book you get so much background on the story, and the dreams and visions that the characters have tell you a lot that just can't be covered by the show. Plus there are some subtle clues to things that lead to a lot of thoughts on theories, such as Jon Snow's parentage. There's one theory that you absolutely wouldn't even know about if you didn't read the first book.
Drinking some random spiced rum (Alexander, anyone ever heard of it? Me neither) with some Coke. Watching 'Goon', better than your typical sports comedy.
Mr. Nobody is probably one of my 5 favorite films of all time, and it's generally unknown. Made and released in France (still can't buy the DVD/Bluray in US yet) but it's in English and stars Jared Leto and Dianne Kruger. It's made by Jaco Van Dormael, one of those indie guys that makes a film every 10 years or so. It's a trip.
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I thought you were exaggerating. I can't find the picture either, but here's an AP story mentioning it. What an idiot.
https://apnews.com/bad8f0943ad116613c605301bc09df68
This guy has been saying this on twitter for over a week. I'll be believe it when someone else far more credible than some random blog says so.
Read the first two books. Not just because Season 2 deviated dramatically from the second book, but because in the first book you get so much background on the story, and the dreams and visions that the characters have tell you a lot that just can't be covered by the show. Plus there are some subtle clues to things that lead to a lot of thoughts on theories, such as Jon Snow's parentage. There's one theory that you absolutely wouldn't even know about if you didn't read the first book.
Drinking some random spiced rum (Alexander, anyone ever heard of it? Me neither) with some Coke. Watching 'Goon', better than your typical sports comedy.
Mr. Nobody is probably one of my 5 favorite films of all time, and it's generally unknown. Made and released in France (still can't buy the DVD/Bluray in US yet) but it's in English and stars Jared Leto and Dianne Kruger. It's made by Jaco Van Dormael, one of those indie guys that makes a film every 10 years or so. It's a trip.