Not to mention both Viserys and Jon getting burned happen before the dragons return.

I'd be interested.

I'm not aware of a controversy regarding her use of Kickstarter. As I recall, it was more that after breaking crowdfunding records, and raising over 11 times what she asked for, she put out a call for designers or something and tried to play the "I can't afford to pay, labor of love, do it for the exposure" card. To which the reply was "Amanda, the ENTIRE INTERNET knows that's complete bullshit. You just got over a million dollars in free money. If you want work done, fucking pay for it with the money you raised for that exact purpose."

It's really just a fun what-if, if you're a fan of Harry Potter and have a skeptical mindset, and it's well-written enough to take the curse of being fan fiction off reading it. Somehow it hit Brian's G-spot like a freight train, which is great, but I think maybe he's at risk of overhyping it a little at this point.

Hell, I don't even have a daughter and that scene made me cry.

Kaufman is the right writer, at least. Not sure GDT has the surrealist chops for it. Not that many directors do.

Robots, monsters, spectacle, and/or falling buildings are all they seem to make these days, and it's getting old. That one movie puts them all together isn't, to me, a point in the "pro" column.

I still have yet to hear anything negative about it, but then again I'm the lone voice in the wilderness on PAN'S LABYRINTH too. At any rate, I've got my tickets for Thursday night.

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I'm... totally going to do that.