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It's just doing a Braveheart. If you are comfortable with the Braveheart approach to history, you'll be fine with this. If you aren't...

Yeah I'd ignored it on those grounds and casting Norton as a lead (also I mistakenly assumed he was playing William, glad to see he...

For me it's always a matter of intent. If a show is clear that it's historical fiction and that they're taking creative liberties, I'm...

The problem is, it looks like its trying to be historical, and failing. Wolf Hall deliberately put a different twist on the...

King & Conquerer (new BBC show about Harold and William the Conquerer) is really good. Don’t think of it as a historical piece—it’s...

I mean, no joke, thst is part of what Perkins did on his books. And when there is some blank space...well, room for some fun creative...

Omg I didn't realise he was such a renaissance man lol. Gotta stop underestimating how many pies he can get fingers in at once!

Guess who did layout for the Spelljammer books...? But at any rate, this particular issue I don't see happening again: now every line...

That's quite a cast also Simon Bird in Star Wars movie amazing lol. Long way from The Inbetweeners and Friday Night Dinner (the latter...

They've just announced the cast list for this film! In addition to Ryan Gosling, it will feature Flynn Gray, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, Aaron...

Would be hilarious if Amy Adams finally got an Oscar for a Star Wars film.

EIther way it's a serious problem and a WotC problem because that's a totally abnormal way for a book to be made, and frankly, not very...

But it is in a lot of magic-centric fantasy. The hard outer limits might not always be defined but there's often a clear rationale...

Yeah, I imagine the Greek-American folk memory of the Ottoman period would be somewhat more interesting than the vague Hollywood version...

What prompted me to ask the question is, personally, I'm part Greek and so I was like "Hey does Calimshan have absolutely nothing to do...