I've gotten over it but I'm still not watching any more of it, I'd have been willing to give Hemsworth a chance but they fumbled everything else to the point where I just don't have any interest in it anymore.

I couldn't make it past the mage's ball episode, it was the final straw for me after how much they derailed the story, added things that weren't even remotely in the books and made Yenefer irredeemable.

"Results in a tonal mess" Perfectly sums up every Sony "villain"-verse movie. I've put villain in quotations because they aren't villains, they're barely even anti-heroes, which was one of the biggest mistakes they made.

I still haven't gotten around to watching it, I think I'm still a bit salty because I feel like they've really fumbled Banner's/Hulk's character and story. They've taken away all of the complexity they have in the comics and kind of just made them a bit of a joke, imo anyway.

Honestly the character I wanted to see the most was Sandal especially because of the fact that he is definitely a dwarf that's reconnected with the titans but also because he was just a lovely wee guy with some terrifying powers

It'll be interesting to see how they figure out how to make us empathise with a predator. I would've said it'd have been difficult to do considering the speech barrier and the way they look but District 9 proved you can have characters that are completely non-human and have the audience connect with and feel for them. Excited to see how this turns out!

I let them go live in Arlathan, they already put in overtime in saving the world and got stabbed in the back for it, they deserved to just live free. Plus I didn't trust the wardens enough to not do it again at some point.

I just don't get why they're choosing to make this when there's so much lore and history to work with. It just seems like a bit of a waste to be retreading gollum's story but I might just be being a bit of a grump.

I really wanted to enjoy it but after about six hours I gave up. I think the problem for me is that the standards for RPGs are so much higher now and for whatever reason Bethesda just can't or won't adapt to that.

I totally recommend Shadow of the Vampire, a movie about the the making of Nosferatu and how they used a real vamp to play the count, it's a really fun watch with some great actors!