• Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world
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      3 months ago

      Thrones is fading fast. It will be gone in ten years. Unlike Lord of the Rings, there’s no new generation watching it.

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        3 months ago

        Its basically gone and died already. It’s as if it never existed to almost everyone, even those who watched it first time are not re-watching it.

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          3 months ago

          Not even one generation, the entire runtime is not even 10 years, and you’d have to be in a rather small age bracket to get the full brunt of the “cultural” impact. My parents’ generation watched it, but it wasn’t really all that different from everything else for them.

          It’s actually super interesting to see the fall of GoT. It fell into oblivion almost immediately after the last season finished.

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            It’s really wild. Even in my own life we watched each of the first six seasons over and over while waiting for new ones. By the end of it I felt no need. I barely remember how it ended and have no desire to watch it. Kind of sucks, I think I’m right in that age bracket that it was a big deal for. No lasting impact. Like Avatar

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        3 months ago

        I was waiting for it all to come out before I watched it. Then the consensus was that it wasn’t worth watching.