0:00:29 - Teague claims the original discussion began about Nostalgia Critic and Confused Matthew, when it was clearly sparked by disdain for Honest Trailers and Cinema Sins.

*DING*

No podcast is without sin; but I must say, this was much more light and enjoyable than I thought it might be, based on the tone of original thread. Good show.

I don't see what's so repulsive about Honest Trailers and CinemaSins. Yes, a lot of the points they make are cheap or invalid, but they can be fun to watch if you don't take them as serious critique. I tend to just brush off the lame stuff and have fun with the rest of it.

It's purely entertainment, not a Tomatometer.

I thought Elysium and Amazing Spider-man 2 were bleh. Edge of Tomorrow was great.

I heard no hype going into it and I thought the finale was very good. The Brienne/Hound fight was brutal and intense. I was on the edge of my seat. I just wish I knew what Arya's deal was when the Hound was laying there, dying. I didn't understand why she didn't kill him, or even speak. Can anyone shed more light on that (in a non-spoilery way)?

I really wanted Tyrion to pull that trigger on Tywin, but I'm afraid he's going a little crazy town banana pants on us.

The good news is that it seems like we may get a lot more time with Varys next season. Of course, those could be the famous last words before they kill him off in the second episode.

On FATHER'S DAY???

Tell me that wasn't planned.

I don't know what you guys saw in DeHaan's portrayal of Harry. I thought it was awful, beyond just the pacing of the character. Just wrong for the part in my opinion.

I also enjoyed the Peter/Gwen relationship bits, but any scene involving a villain (Electro or Harry) just didn't work for me at all, for reasons of both character and plot in each case. I guess I was entertained enough during the movie, but overall there were too many ridiculous things happening for me to get over.