First thing that popped to mind was "Hannibal". Huh.

Shame (2011)

Shame shows the life of a man with an addiction to sex, and how it interacts with his social relationships. The dialogue is scarce, everything is said through the situations; overall, the film lets its audience find the answers by themselves.

The cinematography is gorgeous; Steve McQueen's slow, long shots are carefully crafted to express the character's state of mind. Fassbender's performance is outstanding; the actor goes to great lengths to portray his character fully. It's not an easy movie to watch.

Amazing. I'm a big fan of this kind of cinematography capable of expressing so many things with so little; long takes are a personal favorite when directors use them with meaning, and McQueen sure does. It's an incredibly humane film.

I will definitely check out Hunger and 12 Years a Slave.

Fire at will if you want, but I thought this scene was a bit more complex than sheer rape. Jaime definitely behaved as a rapist, but Cersei seemed - at least to me - that she was fighting her own desire. So yeah, it was rape. But not only. Maybe I'm saying this because of how the original scene in the book is, but the scene in a show was actually a good reminder to me of how fucked up Jaime, Cersei and their relationship are. Maybe changing the scene from the book was meant to make it even more obvious, but I'm not sure it was needed (especially with all the fuss it's created).

I think the time has come to hand this project over to Dave. He got this.

Man, this is going to be intense.

*goes to wordreference.com*

Damn, and I was sure this word existed.

EDIT: wait, it does. Curse you, Andrew!

Wow. Amazing. I love songs with such build-ups. The strings in the last part give it a very cinematographic feel. It makes me want to see a short movie made from this song.

You rock, sir.

I don't know if they spent half of the VFX budget for the dragons in this episode alone, but dayum.

They didn't?

The colors I see in this still stop me from even watching the trailer.

EDIT: Okay, I watched the thing. Yep, I'll pass.

Great third episode. The galaxy merging at the end was one of the best visuals yet.

Episode 2 is amazing, really. I learned so much, and I wasn't expecting to. The show manages to go through many different aspects of evolution in a very logical order. I loved it.