Showing posts with label book adaptation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book adaptation. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 February 2026

Talkie Tuesday: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

 

"In the name of the Warrior, I charge you to be brave;

In the name of the Father, I charge you to be just;

In the name of the Mother, I charge you to defend the innocent."

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welcome.
 
Welcome, welcome, back to the continent of Westeros, and the stories and (mis)adventures that happen to take place within it.
 
Now, I've by this point made my peace with the fact Martin will absolutely never finish his A Song of Ice and Fire series. That's cool, that's great, let's move along now.
 
And yes, season 8 was basically trash and we're not here to talk about it again.
 
House of the Dragon returns for its third season this summer, but IN THE MEANTIME, we get to talk about our very favourite hedge knight!
 
Buckle up, grab those spears, make sure your shields are strong and reinforced enough, and then find the nearest snorting charger, because we're about to enter a tournament, and boy, will you need all the luck you can get to survive it.
 
The first season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, everybody!
 

Tuesday, 17 September 2024

Talkie Tuesday: Howl's Moving Castle

 

"The best blaze burns the brightest in adversity."

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welcome to a slightly different choice of movie for tonight. 
 
Different, as in, I haven't watched anything animated and of the Asian variety in literal DECADES. I think the last time was during my college years, and that had been purely because my then-boyfriend and his best friend really enjoyed animes.
 
Recently, however, I've been into browsing Netflix a little bit more, and landed on this thing completely by accident.
 
See, I'd watched another Japanese animated story previously - and loved it, I'll put a review on here eventually! - so then the streamer started suggesting things to me.
 
One of them was tonight's choice.
 
I was hooked by the premise as well as the artwork, and then turns out it was Studio Ghibli that was involved in the making of it. Sign me right up!
 
Which means we all have to fasten our seatbelts, because we're lumbering along in Howl's Moving Castle.