George R.R. Martin Has an ‘Abysmal’ Relationship With HOTD

Martin told The Hollywood Reporter he removed a post about House of the Dragon because he didn’t want to appear indecisive. He felt that while most of the feedback was positive, people zeroed in on the negative aspects. He had praised the early episodes of season two, calling them well-written, directed, and acted, but he strongly criticized the choices made regarding the ‘Blood and Cheese’ storyline – a plotline many viewers disliked anyway. This post was just one of six he’d planned to write detailing his issues with the show.

The White Lotus Season-4 Cast Is Checking In

The next season of the show will be filmed in France, at a beautiful castle-hotel called Château de la Messardière. Helena Bonham Carter definitely seems like a natural fit for that setting! So far, we don’t know if any familiar faces will be returning, but if we had to guess who would thrive with this new cast and in a French castle, it would definitely be Parker Posey. We can already picture her having a blast trying to say “cobwebs”!

10 Greatest Sci-Fi Movie Masterpieces Of The Last 100 Years, Ranked

For the past century, science fiction films have mirrored our changing fears and concerns – from the rise of factories and the threat of nuclear war to the development of artificial intelligence and questions about what’s real. The best sci-fi movies don’t just guess what’s coming; they explore what’s happening now, mixing creativity with ideas about society, government, and human feelings. They also constantly expand what’s possible with visual effects and artistic expression.

Netflix’s Altered Carbon Season 2 Failure, Explained

The first season of Altered Carbon was a hit with fans, offering a compelling blend of science fiction ideas and a realistic story. It strived for quality without being confusing. However, the second season drastically changed the show, and many of the things viewers loved about the first season were lost.

“Excessive Gaming” Could Be Damaging Your Health, Study Suggests

A recent study published in the Nutrition journal and highlighted by Medical Xpress examined the impact of extensive video game playing on young adults. Researchers from around the globe, led by Professor Mario Siervo at Curtin University in Australia, surveyed 317 university students (with an average age of 20). They found that students who played video games for more than 10 hours a week were more likely to have poor diets, trouble sleeping, and gain weight.