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They must have a nice barber

posted 5 years ago by movielover1990 (127)
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because who’s cutting their hair lol

And who has been making the fancy headdress, or ornate clothing... for nobody to look at. :/

Seriously, that's the least of my complaints with the show though. The writing is painful. I don't believe the world on the queen's side. And dialogue specifically is really bad. The delivery of that dialogue isn't great either. I don't know if that's bad direction or bad acting choices or both.

[–] movielover1990 (127) 5 years ago

It’s just bad everything , they have a idea for a show but to lazy to make it 100% how it should be.
instead we have to ignore everything and just watch the show for what it is.

[–] Pixanaut (68) 5 years ago

Apparently.

I'm actually curious would this would be like as a radio play, with surround sound headphones and NO visuals.

[–] linuxlad (996) 5 years ago

I agree; like most other shows that I just watch for what it is; it is more entertaining that way, otherwise, I would just stop watching tv.

I ignored almost all nuances except the reason for covering their faces with mud before a battle.
If it was their entire body like shadow does to mask any scent which apparently some have them enhanced like their hearing, then I would overlook it; otherwise, I don't see any logical reason for mud in their faces since they are all visually impaired.

[–] ackmondual (204) 2 years ago

Yeah, they didn't cover all of their ends.

We've had people ask for 10,000 BC... "so, people just spoke English back then?"

I read Timeline, and then saw the film. The book described a medieval warlord with teeth that's black and rotting, reeking of garlic. The actor that played him had straight, perfectly white teeth. In the book, they spoke Old English, Middle French, Occitan, and Latin, and used earpieces that automatically translated the text between those and modern English. In the film, they just spoke modern English.

At least for one movie where a couple that got stranded on a tropical island, they recovered a chest from the shipwreck that contained scissors. She would give him hair cuts.