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Of those 6k defenders though many of them were servants, citizens conscripted as militia, or men at arms employed by the Knights Hospitaller. Only around 600 of them were knights belonging to the order. So it is a bit misleading but technically accurate.
Also to be fair, Edward II is far from the only gay king in English history. William II, Richard II, James I all were at one point accused or were known to have male favorites who were likely lovers.
I think the reason he broke into random English is because he is a rapper and if you ever listen to Korean hip hop/pop music their songs always contain English lyrics mixed in.
I don't know if this was just a tongue and cheek reference to the fact that the actor who plays him was in a KPop band, or if it is realistic to have young Koreans actually adding English into their speech, but he produced some hilarious lines.
Overall I think the weakest part of this season is that the side characters were boring and forgettable compared to Season 1. Thanos and his minion were the only real memorable ones.
I don't know if this was just a tongue and cheek reference to the fact that the actor who plays him was in a KPop band, or if it is realistic to have young Koreans actually adding English into their speech, but he produced some hilarious lines.
Overall I think the weakest part of this season is that the side characters were boring and forgettable compared to Season 1. Thanos and his minion were the only real memorable ones.
re: What’s your frat level today?
Posted by QC Reb on 3/31/25 at 3:27 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
Working remote
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t shirt I bought at the Carolina Renaissance Festival
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I never understood why they didn't try to pin the code red on him after his death. I feel like that is what would happen in real life.
Anyone else remember seeing her in the music video for "Echo" by Trapt? I had to throw it on after hearing the news, what a nostalgia bomb.
The scene when the animals all howl together in support of Roz hit me in the feels :wah:
Certainly a hero, but not medieval, as his famous Battle of Vienna took place in 1683.
A lot of good mentions so far. I would personally submit John the Blind, Count of Luxembourg and King of Bohemia. Died at the age of 50 while fighting in the Battle of Crecy despite having been blind for the last 10 years.
Despite the fact that the battle was essentially lost already he refused to retreat as he felt it was beneath the dignity of a King. He had his knights tie their horses to his and charged into the fray where he was killed in action. Pretty much embodied the idea of a chivalrous warrior.
A lot of good mentions so far. I would personally submit John the Blind, Count of Luxembourg and King of Bohemia. Died at the age of 50 while fighting in the Battle of Crecy despite having been blind for the last 10 years.
Despite the fact that the battle was essentially lost already he refused to retreat as he felt it was beneath the dignity of a King. He had his knights tie their horses to his and charged into the fray where he was killed in action. Pretty much embodied the idea of a chivalrous warrior.
re: Most powerful opening scene to a film?
Posted by QC Reb on 1/16/25 at 9:26 pm to RollTide1987
It wasn’t a perfect movie but I will always remember the opening scene of Gangs of New York. Looking back the mid fight music was corny as hell but everything leading up to it was intense. Also a prime Daniel Day Lewis going up against Liam? It was a flawed movie with some amazing performances and the opening scene sticks with me to this day.
If I remember correctly, the Mexico story pretty much mirrored the real life founding of the Los Zetas. First as an armed wing of the Gulf Cartel made up of former military members. Eventually they turned on their bosses.
I don't remember finding it silly, but as far as over the top goes the Zetas were known for their over the top violent antics and had an enormous impact on the cartel wars and the way they are fought, so that tracks.
I don't remember finding it silly, but as far as over the top goes the Zetas were known for their over the top violent antics and had an enormous impact on the cartel wars and the way they are fought, so that tracks.
re: One of the best music biopic.
Posted by QC Reb on 11/7/24 at 2:59 pm to BigNastyTiger417
Some people strongly disliked but I really enjoyed The Doors film by Oliver Stone. I thought Val Kilmer killed it and I've always found Jim Morrison to be a fascinating character in addition to enjoying a lot of their music when I was younger.on
re: Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light (PBS) to come to US in March 2025
Posted by QC Reb on 11/1/24 at 10:54 am to BluegrassBelle
Never seen the show but I really enjoyed the books, may have to give this a watch.
re: Greatest villains of the 21st century so far?
Posted by QC Reb on 10/6/24 at 9:52 pm to RollTide1987
Daniel Plainview is one of the most disturbing movie characters I’ve come across.
To be fair Bald and Bankrupt has a tendency to offend and burn bridges in that region. I believe he is banned from going back to Russia and got detained in Chechnya and had to issue a public apology. Travel bloggers like Drew Binsky who are a little more middle of the road with their approach seem to get in fine.
re: ‘Inside Out 2’ Scores $100 Million in Sensational Second Weekend
Posted by QC Reb on 6/23/24 at 12:35 pm to Boodis Man
Not at all. Didn’t really deal with sexual attraction either way. Had more to do with friendships and the pressures of fitting in along with the changes brought on by puberty. Also highlighted the relatable pressure of making the sports team that even as an adult I remember all too well from teenage years.
re: House of the Dragon : Season 2 - Episode 1 (Spoilers Welcome)
Posted by QC Reb on 6/17/24 at 6:35 pm to MorbidTheClown
I thought Haelena’s reaction was strange too but she has never been all there mentally and she seemed to be in a complete state of shock. Like her mind couldn’t comprehend what was happening but her fight or flight told her to grab her daughter and run.
re: House of the Dragon : Season 2 - Episode 1 (Spoilers Welcome)
Posted by QC Reb on 6/11/24 at 3:35 pm to Bert Macklin FBI
I think a missed opportunity would be to have Sunfyre (Aegon's dragon) at the coronation. Not only would we get to see a beautiful dragon but it would be a show of power to the people who witness his coronation.
It would also give a plausible reason why Rhaenys doesn't kill them, because another dragon is in her way and she doesn't want to risk her own death or that of her dragon.
She breaks through the floor, mean mugs them, but before she can make a decision Sunfyre is about to attack so she has to instead fly away while Aegon tells Sunfyre not to give chase.
I don't know I think that would have looked cool and made more sense.
It would also give a plausible reason why Rhaenys doesn't kill them, because another dragon is in her way and she doesn't want to risk her own death or that of her dragon.
She breaks through the floor, mean mugs them, but before she can make a decision Sunfyre is about to attack so she has to instead fly away while Aegon tells Sunfyre not to give chase.
I don't know I think that would have looked cool and made more sense.
re: House of the Dragon : Season 2 - Episode 1 (Spoilers Welcome)
Posted by QC Reb on 6/11/24 at 10:48 am to Adam Banks
I find Team Green more sympathetic.
Alicient was a child bride groomed by her father to marry a weak old king who just wanted to use her as a broodmare.
She gives him the sons he's always been obsessed with and then he ignores them completely in favor of his spoiled adult daughter and her illegitimate love children.
Really it all comes down to Viserys. If he was determined that his daughter should succeed him then remarrying and having sons is about the dumbest thing he could have done.
Alicient was a child bride groomed by her father to marry a weak old king who just wanted to use her as a broodmare.
She gives him the sons he's always been obsessed with and then he ignores them completely in favor of his spoiled adult daughter and her illegitimate love children.
Really it all comes down to Viserys. If he was determined that his daughter should succeed him then remarrying and having sons is about the dumbest thing he could have done.
re: House of the Dragon : Season 2 - Episode 1 (Spoilers Welcome)
Posted by QC Reb on 6/11/24 at 10:38 am to whiskey over ice
Team Green as well but I don't see a reason why we can't have civilized discussions about the show.
Always Sunny is one of my comfort shows. At its peak nearly every episode is rewatchable.
It hits its stride starting in season 3 when Danny Devito becomes a regular cast member. In my opinion season 5-11 are the peak, with season 7 being my personal favorite.
After that you'll still have solid episodes in each season but the number of misses starts to go up.
It hits its stride starting in season 3 when Danny Devito becomes a regular cast member. In my opinion season 5-11 are the peak, with season 7 being my personal favorite.
After that you'll still have solid episodes in each season but the number of misses starts to go up.
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