AlexandraRose

Journalism and Law & Society student @ Concordia University | Montréal | Piano | Bibliophile

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Why is everyone SO obsessed with Game of Thrones

What are the main elements that keep viewers hooked to the television show that has quite literally taken the world by storm. This can be analyzed from a psychological perspective or from an entertainment-quality perspective

  • I think the Game of Thrones deserves this popularity. Rather, I reckon The Big Bang Theory is a bit overrated in the teenager circles because most of them are interested in sciences and they want to show it off. Plus, Firends is absolutely more overrated than anything, even if it's a historic piece. So, first we tackle them, Game of Thrones comes later. – Abhimanyu Shekhar 9 years ago
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  • The diversity of the characters would be an excellent point of discussion. There is something in GoT that appeals to everyone, there is at least one character that one can relate to, usually more. Another excellent point would be the universality of the themes in the show and books. It tackles a lot of concepts that appeal to a broad audience such as family, politics, love and responsibility. – Visenya 9 years ago
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  • Please answer this! I am so bored of the show at this point and people who love it get REALLY defensive of it. – Erin Derwin 9 years ago
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Jun 2, 2015
AlexandraRose

The cynic in me never takes celebrity autobiographies at face value, but rather with a very large grain of salt. As you mentioned, this is a popular feeling amongst readers and audiences in both literature and film.

 Life Stories: Can we handle the truth?
Jun 2, 2015
AlexandraRose

Something I don’t think many people know is that our favourite Harry Potter series by the beloved J.K. Rowling is very often thought to be based off Ursula Le Guin’s A Wizard of Earthsea, which was first published in 1968. Authors cannot become authors without first being readers, and just as we all are influenced by certain ideas and genres, so are they.

 Fanfiction: The Merits of Originality
Jun 2, 2015
AlexandraRose

Brilliant comparative article. I’ve seen all three of the films mentioned, and I must say the one that stood out the most to me was Gone Girl. The female psychopath is one too often forgotten in cinema as well as in literature. Amy plays into this very stereotype and gets away with murder by doing so. I think the psychopaths in both cinema and literature truly make for the most interesting and thoughtful characters.

 Psychopaths: Cinema's Worst Critics