The Book Was Better: The Seeker Review

[@dubbingsync]

Eccelston... so underrated as the Doctor. Because after rewatching his series he was the perfect Doctor for one just out of War.

[@Dim4323]

But Matt Smith is my favourite doctor.

[@yuvalsela4482]

David Tennant is unambiguously the best doctor and if you disagree you're lying to yourself.

[@miragedown]

Tenent was my fave but my favorite episode was with the 9th dr. He is a great dr!

[@BinturongGirl]

He was great. Some of the stories were a bit crap, but the series hadn't worked out what it wanted to be yet. If he had stuck around (I do not hold his choice to leave against him) it would have been interesting to see where the show could have gone with him.

[@gracekim1998]

@@yuvalsela4482I mean he’s my favourite too but there’s no reason to be THIS dramatic and petty about it 😅

[@peterflood8199]

Yes, diehard IS a christmas movie

[@metatronblack]

Diehard is the best Christmas movie ever.

[@alexjewett7455]

I wouldn't know I haven't seen it

[@CatComixzStudios]

My favorite part of this review was how I kept hearing "The Rider" as "The Writer." And in a story this poorly done, really the only way conflict would happen is because the writer says so.

[@KrimsonRogue]

Lol!

[@ilopominecrafter]

CatComixzStudios i like to think conflict happened in story when the writer got into actual fights about there bein no fights

[@alexjewett7455]

I hear it too

[@brodiecrain13]

"Things of power" FUCKING REALLY!

[@blazingvictory3260]

the fact that krimson watched gravity falls pleases me!

[@ilopominecrafter]

Blazing Victory i am more amazed by all the people who never saw the show. All 3 of them

[@phenjaws569]

@@ilopominecrafter 4

[@mori2747]

@@ilopominecrafter 5

[@alexjewett7455]

@@ilopominecrafter there are people who haven't watched gravity falls?

[@gracekim1998]

@@alexjewett7455 yes like the people who weren’t old enough to see it in 2012

[@KiddCrowley]

Merry Christmas Krimson. I hope 2018 sees that Subscription counter of yours jump into the 100k numbers you bloody deserve it.

[@KiddCrowley]

Also Die Hard is TOTALLY a Christmas Movie

[@tykamen5588]

KiddCrowley I'm watching it right now

[@ilopominecrafter]

Spoilers: he didn’t, but is very close to 75,000

[@morzansreddragon]

I just realized Will Stanton is played by both Cato from Hunger Games and Bjorn Ironside from Vikings.

[@vanessar.6085]

Krimson, Thank you for the warning. As someone adjusting to migraines and its triggers, I wanted to extend my gratitude. It is appreciated.

[@KrimsonRogue]

No problem, but all thanks should go to Ashton the Editor.

[@Dinosaurianationazation]

Naming something the Old Ones evokes eldritch horror and cosmic nihilism, not mysteriousness and wisdom. I'm surprised Krimson didn't bring THAT one up at any point in the video.

[@dm3588]

I agree with pretty much everything you said about the book. I love it anyway. It's short and easy without being childish, and while the mythological references are handled rather shallowly, the ones I recognize make me feel smart, and the ones I don't are intriguing enough to make me want to look them up.

[@rorylumley4727]

Die hard is a christmas movie it just happens to also be a great action movie also

[@Eruvadhril]

"Britain's a great country!" Or, indeed, three countries :P

[@KrimsonRogue]

Eh, that's too many to keep track of. ;)

[@dubbingsync]

Danielle Clarke 4 actually. Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales. Why does everyone always not count properly?

[@Eruvadhril]

The United Kingdom is Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales), and Northern Ireland. Britain is three countries.

[@ilopominecrafter]

And this is why we never count how many are in the united kingdom (or Britain or great britain or england or ahhhhgh pick a name!)

[@gracekim1998]

@@Eruvadhril too confusing

[@TheMysterieRPGguy]

The whole time I was thinking man that girl playing the love interest looks really old to play a young girl but yeah she was 25 when this movie came out sometimes they look young enough to pass for 15 16, she did not. Edit: and I just got to the point where Krimson says she looks at least 5 years older really need to learn to keep my mouth shut until the end of the video haha.

[@DarknessIsTheTruth]

I'm an older brother, and I prefer to just sleep on the couch. (The living room is actually BIGGER than my kid brother's room.)

[@multilad816]

7:07 Oh crap! The spiral curse has now spread to England!

[@lunabearsong2043]

All hail the spiral! The spiral consumes all!

[@dr.salty.m.d.7021]

Nice

[@Dogasupreme]

Better Hope your Dad doesn't try to become one

[@meloneatingwolf1882]

Uh oh

[@Redwaters]

Been binge watching your work and was excited to see you did this...till the review. Your video was good, dont get me wrong, but I was hoping to see you rip into how far they strayed from the book. But guess if you are not a fan of the book, I can see how you'd like the movie better. My biggest issue with the movie was how Will's family treated him. They act like he's nothing while in the book he is very well love, especially by his oldest brother and yougest sister. While I'll agree that Will learning everything from a book in a day was a little Gary Stu, it was a set up for how he was going to be potrated later in the series as the replacement for Merryweather. And I will have to respectfully disagree about Will being handed all the signs in the book. Not only did he have to find the signs, he had to solve puzzle onto how to collect them. That was what I most wanted to see adapted in the movie. Edit: I will admit the way the book series read I don't think wasn't meant for adults. I would say that this series is like Tolkien's The Hobbit.

[@Juliett-A]

I love how Tenant has nothing to do with this but you still had to show him for 30 seconds because he's just that brilliant.

[@corvidae6773]

I know this is an old review, but I felt I should share my opinion on The Seeker, as a big fan of the book. Now I realize the book isn't any fantasy epic, and comparing it to authors like Tolkien definitely won't do anything good for it. My mom read the whole series out loud to me and my siblings, so my goggles might be slightly rose colored too, but I hope you won't discredit my opinion because of this. Anyway, what I really remember from the book, and I feel is lacking from the adaptation, is the constant sense of lurking danger from the bleak wintery landscape, and the constant question of who to trust and who not to trust. The movie seemed more to me like watered down Harry Potter, which I felt was a misinterpretation of the book's style and atmosphere.

[@MsEditrix]

Exactly!

[@tintinaus]

TDiR is a perfect book for the age range it's intended for. Personally I love it. I read it all in one go pushing through the night because I NEEDED to finish it.

[@NebLleb]

You're reviewing The Seeker? As in, "Apocalyptically misguided rendition of The Dark Is Rising sequence" The Seeker? ...May the force be with you.

[@NebLleb]

You called it better... than the books. Instead of bashing it, you thought it to be the lesser of two evils. _They're coming to get you, Krimson..._

[@hemmingwayfan]

How convenient that the "oldest book in the world" is written in the Latin alphabet.

[@PatheticApathetic]

hemmingwayfan well, it isn't really convenient. Books are a fairly recent invention

[@ShadowWolfRising]

It's Magic, it could just translate to what the read can understand.

[@DopeioThePhoneBoi]

I mean what else could they used, Sumerian cuniform?

[@yuvalsela4482]

@@PatheticApathetic aahh, I guess everyone must've imagined all those Greek, Sumerian, Mychanean, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Aramaic, Arabic, Egyptian, proto European, native american texts then. "recent invention" my ass.

[@iandavis4213]

Yuval Sela recent in terms of all human history dumbass

[@HurricaneDDragon]

1) Krimson, YOUR editing is way better than the editing of the actual movie. 2) This movie is the most cut and paste patchwork I’ve ever forgotten: Percy Jackson is the last in an ancient race of Obi-Wans and he has to show that he’s the Chosen Weasley sibling, find the Dragon Balls, and stop Nazgul Loki and the Dark Side. 3) Seriously, Christopher Eccleston should stay away from playing villains 4) Riordan is pronounced “REAR-DIN” 5) 26:37 Well, SOMEONE watches My Hero Academia. 😉

[@genevievegreso2127]

1) As the show's current editor, thanks! 2) I'd settle for derivative if it actually had a plot! If you've ever heard about the "and then" Vs "therefore" theory, you'll know what I mean when I say this film is nothing but "and then." 3) There's nothing wrong with Eccleston playing villains, especially with that sonorous baritone voice and northern accent, he just keeps choosing the lamest ones. 4) Krimson and I can't even agree on how to say "rawther" let alone "Rye-ordun" 5) I can't speak for Krimson, but I can certainly say SOMEONE does, and that said someone is quite depressed at how long they'll have to wait for season 3.

[@MrQuickshot117]

So Krimson just wants an excuse to review Die Hard, because fun fact the movie was partly based on a book, and it's really different than the movie. I'M SO IN.

[@AriDelgato]

I really liked this movie as a kid. It wasn’t lost on me how BAD it was, even as a child, but I liked it.

[@gae_phrog]

This movie's such a childhood throwback for me, im still watching it every year with my mom haha Think she bought it when i was 10(?) For Christmas.. So yea was pretty awesome for me haha

[@dubbingsync]

Hmm... clips from The Hunter. So can we expect an episode on that at some point?

[@killianhackenschmidt4987]

13:55 I honestly instantly thought of Iron Maiden

[@KiyaReed09]

I actually liked the book better than the movie and this is after reading the book for the second time. I say this because the book was loosely based around the old tales of winter solstice; of the encroaching darkness of winter verses the light that symbolizes the coming of spring. Like the battle of the Holly King and Oak King where the Oak King is victorious against the Holly King (the Oak King represented Summer and the Holly King represented Winter). Some the elements you brought up during your review, like the movie focusing on Will dealing with being an Old One and his emotions on the subject mixed with how old he is, I kinda liked and can agree with; but what I found weird was how the Wanderer's impact on Merriman in the book was left out during your review. Was it because the Wanderer wasn't referenced in the movie? If so that is a shame because I found his character gave reason for Merriman's strict impression during the book before the Wanderer's true identity was revealed. Either than that I have to say this was the one book I was hoping to see reviewed, but leaving a little sad that it's this book that you have problems with. Overall, it's your opinion and I'm still glad you got a chance to read this book.

[@KrimsonRogue]

I'll be bringing up the Wanderer in a later livestream. There are always elements that I'm not able to include and my bit on him felt like too much of a tangent to really include.

[@KiyaReed09]

That will be cool to see. I hope I'll be able to see that livestream and have a great holiday!

[@antoinelambert938]

Die hard 1 and 2 are Christmas movies.

[@theotherghostgirl337]

Honestly the moment when the wild hunt is summoned and the dark think he’s there to help, only for it to be the opposite, was part of the reason I liked the book, and I was very disappointed it was left out of the climax

[@nealonbradley9504]

The day you eviscerate seventh son I am so there. Those were my favorite books in middle to high school and I was so mad at the movie. They did everything wrong! I thought about becoming a KZbin reviewer for that one movie alone buuuuttt then I realized it would take too much time and I got magic decks to make

[@TheNicolevertone]

This movie made me cry...but only because I grew up reading The Dark is Rising series and desperately wanted to see it made a movie. The series is so rich and has real depth, and it's all still there because this terrible movie mined precisely none of it.

[@jakeberry7603]

Reading these books as a kid I found all of the arbitrary mysteriousness exciting as I was able to speculate and fill in what the crazy shit meant, rather than having it spoon fed and explained to me. Still need to watch this movie but big fan of the books

[@Michaeluj]

I loved watching this--definitely one of your best works--because it was so random that I had no idea what to expect in each and every minute.

[@JohnnyElRed]

"Just like a real older brother." Actually... yes. Older siblings tend to do that. They always get the best spot. That's the reason why instead of getting me in the other room, my sister moved to it, and I had been left with her old bed, her old room, and her old closet.

[@gracekim1998]

😅

[@TheReapers520]

Thanks dude, saw the movie as a kid and when i saw there was a book i was excited. And then disappointed when i read it. Also Heck yes Die hard is a christmas movie i watch it with it its a wonderful life every year.

[@mihochicoine127]

Gremlins is the best Christmas movie... with the possible exception of "the Hogfather"... which you introduced me to... yesterday

[@Falxifer95]

WRONG! Japan is the best country this world has ever seen. Merry Nondescript End of the Year Holiday BTW. Also various mentions about "The Old Ones" and not a single Cthullu Mythos joke? Shame on you Krim.

[@MeepChangeling]

That's a strange way to say "Japan forced airforce pilots to be suicide bombers and worked it's peasents like slaves since time immemorial, even testing new swords out on random peasents to be certain they could kill with one cut."

[@KrimsonRogue]

Hey, every country has done shitty things, America included. Let's just try to keep it civil please.

[@mrtyler603]

TheSlayFer Ch. T. they are the great old ones though

[@Falxifer95]

Andrew Carmichael yeah so? They also are the most peaceful country in the world.

[@mrtyler603]

TheSlayFer Ch. T. was that before or after America neutered their army? you're just as worst as them wehraboos

[@ThomasK96]

It feels like Christmas, is my all-time favorite Christmas song.

[@T5ComixCartoonz]

I actually remember watching this movie several years ago...and almost immediately forgetting about it.

[@SkyExplosion]

I love The Dark is Rising series, this movie god I hate it

[@disneyfanlover905]

I was only in 16 years old when I stumbled upon this film. Then when I heard that it was based on a second entry of the series, I decided to check them out. Later on my 17th birthday I got the complete sequence of The Dark is Rising and read all the installments. It was really interesting for me because back when I was twelve I looked up my name on a dictionary and turned out to be a Welsh name, which The Dark Is Rising Sequence uses the mythology from. Pretty cool huh?

[@MissGreenAgain]

Eccleston in disguise as a doctor makes him look like Fisher Stevens if he played Ben from "Short Circuit" as actually white :P

[@warrirornunluv801]

Merry Christmas, Krimson!

[@FallenKuroTaiyo]

I remember watching that in the theater with my childhood best friend and us laughing throughout the movie.

[@katrinacambell1226]

Read this series when I was a kid, never saw/knew there was a movies though.

[@ThomasK96]

Hay KrimsonRogue Die hard is a Book call Nothing last forever, maybe that will be a good review for next Christmas?

[@zepherfire6790]

I grew up on the book and it was ok. I mainly liked it because of the mythology it drew upon and referenced. The books needed alot more fleshing out. The more I think about it the less I remember of the book. No characters or moments stuck out to me at all.Happy Holidays! Rick Riodern is a fantasy master in my book

[@izib5013]

THANKS you just made me want to rewatch all of new Who for the billionth time

[@Plaugue1122]

So I got this and Shadow of Mordor awesome day.

[@TemLightKiBlade]

I'm very good at pausing and I can also say that yes Die Hard is a Christmas movie, there is no real argument against it that holds water.

[@rextyrrano5183]

Didn't take you for a fellow riordan fan. Glad to know i'm not the only 20 plusser who enjoys his interpretation on classic myths.

[@jarthkebil]

Merry Christmas KrimsonRogue!

[@oddeyes9413]

Fun fact: A seventh son of a seventh son is given the name Doctor. I actually have a seventh son of a seventh son in my family. His name was Doctor Leondis Parham. I actually used his name in a novel I'm writing.

[@WalkmanWillWalkAllOverYou]

This makes me happy that I'm British and live in the UK.

[@mladenkulic446]

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to you too.

[@Henry-oj1oo]

will you ever do a video on Doctor who? because Human nature is a 2 part story (10th doctor) and a book (7th doctor), both are pretty good.

[@bladersmosh]

Happy Holidays Krimson! What do you have planned for next year? Something delicious I hope. May I recommend... The original A Wrinkle in Time before Disney's new movie is released. Ender's Game I Am Number Four (marketed as "Twilight for boys". Yes, really) Batman V Superman because why not and it's been so long since you've reviewed a comic book adaptation The Cat in the Hat 2003. (God help you. Someone call a doctor) Battlefield Earth. (Someone call a priest) Paddington It 2017 The Dark Tower American Assassin Hope you have a fun Christmas Krimson! 👍🏻

[@kood995]

26:57 ... Once again, the previous video in the playlist has been privated. Wtf did he review in the previous video?!

[@brettthebest3978]

Wrong it’s Canada and I live in Australia

[@aydenwalker6093]

Actually, most lists say that the best are 3. Canada 2. Japan 1. Switzerland.

[@chickknightgreenleaf820]

happy holiday, mate. may you house turn into a biggest library ever known to mankind

[@Philbert-s2c]

Quite possibly the greatest wish ever made. :)

[@lunabearsong2043]

Bigger than the Library of Illusions?!

[@JHawkeye9000]

Nah, Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie, to me, it's a movie that happens to take place during Christmas. For me if the plot can't happen during any time other than Christmas, it's a Christmas movie. For Die hard all that would have to change is the machine gun quote, change the party to a retirement party, and some of the porps.

[@MadameTamma]

You should review Die Hard next Christmas as an adaptation of the Roderick Thorp Novel.

[@sumirewhisper6707]

I know I'm super late, but as an epileptic, huge heaping bouquets of gratitude for the warning my friend. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@IkaMusume813]

I totally didn't know what this movie was, and I confused it with The Giver and I was very confused for 11 minutes and then I realized why. Well I've made too much of a commitment...so...

[@gavin7683]

my understanding of the series was that it was less about the characters but rather the greater forces at play through them. and while i certainly found it to be... less engaging than the reviews would suggest there was a certain appeal to the sense of ritual and scale.

[@petehill7280]

Here's a reason why Seventh Son fails as an adaptation of The Spook's Apprentice: Almost all of the characters have American accents, which is inaccurate and inappropriate because the book's setting, the County, is a fantasy version of Lancashire in northern England; with certain towns corresponding to real-life towns, for instance, Preistown is Preston, Caster is Lancaster, Black Pool is Blackpool, and Chippendon is Chipping. Also, since you touched upon Arthurian legend, would you ever consider comparing the Welsh film Y Mabinogi with the Mabinogion?

[@debzykvids]

Still, he needs to review it, though, along with the Narnia adaptations. I've heard so much about how awful it is.

[@petehill7280]

Agreed. The alleged awfulness of Seventh Son was why I refused to watch it with my parents on Netflix a few months ago. That and I had work to do.

[@petehill7280]

The thing is though, which Narnia adaptation would he pick? There's the 1979 animated TV special adaptation of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, there's the BBC TV miniseries from the Eighties (which is technically a lost film because the BBC lost the master of it, but technically also not a lost film because there are DVDs of it), the 80's miniseries versions of Prince Caspian, Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and The Silver Chair, and the relatively recent big screen adaptations of TLTWaTW, PC, and TVoTDT.

[@debzykvids]

I personally think he should do the films, since some find them polarizing, though the series deserves a review as well.

[@ilopominecrafter]

Definitely the seventh son. I ain’t seen it, but i read the plot and oh boy.... its like they took the names and made up the rest

[@blizzardblaze1649]

2 thousand subs to 100 000, Krim.

[@Quaranon]

Wait wait wait, you list great fantasy writers and don't mention Terry Brooks? What? I grew up reading his Shannara and Abhorsen novels and they are incredible.

[@thor30013]

This is probably the only movie I've ever walked out of wanting my money back. Glad I never read the book(s); I can't help but think that the high rating on Goodreads is due more to people having read them as kids and having nostalgia-blinders on.

[@jmcd1128]

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays!

[@brianandrews6124]

Merry Christmas Krimson!!

[@KrimsonRogue]

Merry Christmas! :D

[@faze_buendia9514]

I love your Book Was Better reviews, keep up the good work and we'll keep watching!! It's such a small silly thing but the Infinity Stones/Gems control certain aspects of the Universe, not reality; reality is just one aspect controlled by a Stone or Gem, depending on whether you're talking about the comics or movies.

[@dominickfinch5693]

So if you’re reading the Hero’s of Olympus, what do you think of it? My personal favorite was the fourth one.

[@ryanelliott1907]

And I believe it is pronounced like Gram-eye-er

[@TDWTB]

Ok Krimson I love your show to hell and back but I got one question. Do you read H. P. Lovecraft? There are a ton of adaptations and some legit amazing stories. I know he can be a bit divisive but if you need a good Halloween episode.

[@AnAverageGoblin]

man all those spirals are giving me flashbacks to a race.

[@soarinsorren]

How old is the main character supposed to be? He looks like, 10 tops.

[@bradwolf07]

"You ARE the Seeker" Nah, he is not. Doesn't look anything like Richard

[@TheFLAMEXD]

Have a good Christmas!

[@juniperrodley9843]

Watching Jeor Mormont bring in a Christmas Tree really fucked with my mind for a second

[@jdrvargo287]

So weird seeing young Bjorn Ironside. I keep waiting for him to start axing Anglo-Saxons at any moment.

[@bea4828]

Oooo ooo this year will you review Die Hard for us Uncle Krimson?

[@lunariannoises4806]

Heyyy I remember this movie. Acting was good. Talented kid.

[@JammedIce]

Happy pagan holiday season krimson.

[@JammedIce]

Also. I just got the heroin joke.

[@LordHayabusa85]

cold coffee gag productions Which one? Krampusnacht? Krampuslaus? WildesJagd? Yol? Yule? Saturnalia? Winter Solstice? Winterval? Be more specific please.

[@JammedIce]

Kensei Hayabusa I mean all of them. That's why I say holiday season. Instead of "happy pagan holiday"

[@michaelkeha]

cold coffee gag productions oh I can feel the edgyness of this comment

[@JammedIce]

michaelkeha what's so edgy about it? Because pagan holidays one is just referencing the fact that there are other religions with holidays during this time. Or if you're talking about my getting of the heroin joke one then it still doesn't make sense. Please explain.

[@misseli1]

The whole deal with him being powerful because he's the 7th son of a 7th son, reminded me of a plotline from Julie Johnston's "A Very Fine Line." If I'm not mistaken, the protagonist was the 6th daughter of a 6th daughter. But I could be wrong, it's been years since I last read that book.

[@marnetteryes2613]

In the books defense drawing from Celtic mythology as a basis isn't as easy as it is with something like Greek or Norse mythology considering for one it isn't nearly as well documented and two, most of what records we do have were written down by either Roman or Christian invaders so there isn't a Poetic Edda or Homer and Ovid to draw from. However I do share some of your complaints as someone who is currently trying to read the series herself. For me the best thing is easily the atmosphere and how magic is just so ingrained into everything, makes the settings feel ancient and otherworldly. But if you're looking for something similar but a little more story driven I would recommend the sevenwaters trilogy by Juliet Marlier. (warnings for explicit content and possible triggers)

[@naturalist10000]

Muppet Christmas Carol clips, Nice!

[@naturalist10000]

Also the Mark of Athena is an excellent choice.

[@brosreunited5188]

That America bit was enough to gain yourself a new subscriber

[@michaelkeha]

Krimson you are correct it's a christmas movie but holy fuck is this movie is god damn weird

[@FriarTug]

1:56 "Unless you're an idiot who fails to grasp how subtle and complex a film Die Hard truly is! I mean to be fair, you have a very high IQ to understand the Christmas spirit..." There, now you know what it says, viewers. You're welcome. Also, Die Hard is the best Christmas movie of all time.

[@KrimsonRogue]

Nicely caught.

[@FriarTug]

Thank you.

[@Philbert-s2c]

"He's not as great a Doctor as Tennant but who is?" Umm, Tom Baker?

[@nicholasraharjo2218]

Peter Capaldi ?

[@KrimsonRogue]

Both are great candidates, but no, Tennant is still #1! Just like America!

[@Dim4323]

KrimsonRogue MATT SMITH BITCHES

[@Dim4323]

Matt Smith

[@sinsoftheswamp8346]

Tom baker best

[@IfSapphOnly]

I remember in grade five or six I tried to read the first book and I just couldn't get into it. I don't remember anything about the content but I do remember feeling really unfulfilled reading it. It's one of the only times I've intentionally not finished a book.

[@evolutioncomics101]

Excuse me, Krimson, first off, I love your videos. You always do an amazing job pointing out themes and ideas that I would have never seen in those pieces of film/literature. Being a writer yourself, would you have any advice to give to a person (like me) who would want to get their writing out there. Thank you so much for reading this comment, keep on doing your videos, and keep on writing!

[@KrimsonRogue]

Well, the free advice I always give everyone is to start with fanfics and use those to improve their writing. Accept concrit and build off of that. As far as getting your writing out there, there are a lot of ways to publicize yourself, like starting a blog or a youtube channel. Plus, using social media.

[@evolutioncomics101]

Okay, I'll try it, thank you so much for the advice!

[@Umcarasemvideo]

18:58 Jeeesus! I chocked on my drink

[@JKPippa]

I'd love to see you review "the last Cato" by Matilde Asensi.

[@jmcd1128]

Might I suggest a review of The Giver by Lois Lowry? Again, Merry Christmas!

[@KrimsonRogue]

We'll get to The Giver someday. And Merry Christmas to you too!

[@Panda_Roll]

I don't usually take those warnings at the start of the vid seriously but OMG did I appreciate it here. The editing gave me such a headache!

[@philbup281]

yeah die hard IS a christmas movie, krimson

[@Dim4323]

It's was released in July

[@Nazo-kage]

14:15 from what I’ve found there are some rules and laws they can be used to practically understand all forms of magic.

[@marcusreading3783]

Whats Lord Commander Morment doing away from the Wall? Or is this Santa in the off season...wait, no, its Christmas, he should be way to busy to deliver trees and fight the forces of evil.

[@phoenixrisingcostumemakeup9703]

I thought that was Alexander Ludwig. I had no idea how much he played in until I started watching Vikings