Reviews

This show does precisely what it sets out to do, delve into the underlying and overarching ideas presented in each Game of Thrones episode, and have fun doing it.

The hosts, Andy and Chris, are great and often have very eloquently worded perspectives on the world of Game of Thrones as well as guest experts Mallory and Jason.

If you've just watched GOT and are in the mood for a little more, definitely check this out, it will enrich your GOT experience.

For anyone who listened to the Grantland podcast that prefaced the show, you know what your getting.

For everyone else, bottom line is that this is a show made for GOT fans by GOT fans and it completes its goals perfectly.

This fantasy, directed by Terry Gilliam, is full of wonderment and adventure. Seldom is a film so immersive that a viewers disbelief is not suspended, but expelled. The film is an adventure that mocks logic and common sense to glorify the romance of imagination. Imagine your child self gained knowledge, but remained passionate, naive, and light of heart; that is the essence of this film. The film Follows Baron Munchausen as he recounts his larger than life adventures that led to the current misfortune of the nation which his audience members hail. The baron must undertake one last quest to gather his old gaggle of super-human friends and save the day. Can he defeat the turks, his own cynicism, and death itself? I don't see why not, after all, anything is possible.