It's not going to happen. Horik will outlive Ragnar in fact. As for Paris guess I was wrong. Ragnar in the legend doesn't attack Paris but Horik has a warrior called Ragnar under him who did attack and seize Paris, he died shortly after returning to Horik.
Horic just died in the last last episode lol
Or Rollo.
Yep, there are KSP videos out there that I enjoyed more than that movie.
I remember I was laughing in most scenes of the movie. Oddly enough the cinema guys didn't throw me out >_>
It mostly won awards for screen play, visual effects, cinematography, acting, directing, etc. to which I agree on and are well deserved. I went in fully expecting a great 3D, visually stunning and thrilling drama experience in space and Gravity delivered. I'm not trying to justify the movie for the lack of characterization and story, since they were indeed poor, but the movie didn't ultimately suffer from these missing aspects and it isn't in any way a bad movie for it. Overly exaggerated? Well that is up for debate. Personally I don't think so.
From everywhere?*where do you stream this?
Oh, you mean legally? Hm, may be someone else knows...Yeah, they've done a terrible job at introducing Oberyn, when it's not overly obvious exposition it's more fucking. Also, if Tywin suspected him, why would he just go straight forward and say it to his face? Same applies to Oberyn confronting him about Elia. And it sucks to see the guy I'm rooting for being portrayed as a monster when they show Dany as Jesus 2.0. I guess D&D just really doesn't like Stannis for some reason.
didn't read the books
According to creators it was consensual, but in this case they definitely should show it in better way. I guess it supposed to be something similar to the sex scene between Deckard and Rachel in Blade Runner, when he also acted more persistent and agressive just to help her leave the shell and express what she really feels. In my personal opinion, in both cases it looked equally as bad.
Well, they need to somehow fulfill HBO policy about boobs and asses in every episode. At the time only Oberyn and his lover are able to do the (doubtful) honor, so it's definitely not the last scene about his bisexuality.
Many women experience pleasure while being raped, because the body is made in such a way as to enjoy sexual activity, but it's still rape and it's still unacceptable.. What happens in the book, and I did check it myself earlier today, is more like Jaime pushing Cersei into it but although she has her protests she accepts.
