#reddit ama

[benoits-neckerchieves]

Just found Hugh Grant’s Reddit AMA from 2014, featuring such gems as “I love to kill” and “I will pour almost anything down my throat”

Source: Hugh Grant Reddit AMA

[sageadvice]

[Major Spoiler Warning]

Some of the most interesting answers from the Dragon Age: The Veilguard Reddit AMA on Dec. 4, 2024 with John Epler and Corinne Busche

[homeb0ys]

I’m crying. The Homelander Reddit AMA was wild.

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[la-femme-au-collier-vert]

Daniel Hart on Armand, S2, and personal influences!

[firsttarotreader]

Another one from the same Reddit AMA, Pedro wanting to be hit on by everyone and complaining he isn’t. 🤣🤣🤣 This horny babe was always horny!

[rey-jake-therapist]

I notice some fellow mutuals disappointed with the answer from the AMA and while I have my own interpretations from the reply they gave, I think it should be proposed that we don't really know how Sauron's 'seeing' powers would look like yet, from his pov, if that makes sense. He did see Adars army from afar from his tower in Eregion, but they were a greater distance compared to Gal and the bottom of the cliff. Maybe he didn't really need special vision because his eyesight was that keen. The thing we DO know is that he was looking down in her direction for several long moments, and right at the end, his eyes widen and his whole expression changes to look like he discovered something. The very next shot we see of Galadriel is GG and Elrond finding her. Idk if that means he saw those two figures approaching from afar, or what.

I understand the disappointment that the "non answer" given by JD Payne and Patrick MacKay caused, but at the same time, I wasn't surprised by their non answer at all.

I think at this point, they want to see how people react to the ending and the theories they're coming up with. Unfortunately, I'm afraid they read mostly Reddit, though the way keep pushing Haladriels for engagement on Twitter and Instagram tells me they're interested in what's being said there as well. Reddit is the lore-bros place, but it seems Twitter is full of Haladriels. I guess they ignore that Tumblr even exists, sadly.

I consider the fact that the Reddit person picked this question as win, in a way. Even if they didn't have a real editorial intent regarding this camera effect, such as saying, "it was Sauron watching Galadriel", now they know that it's a theory which is "very popular". And JD seemed to find the idea interesting, or at least he didn't immediatly dismiss it as he did with the idea that the Dark Wizard is Saruman.

So, let's say that it wasn't their intent, that in Patrick McKay's words, "it was just a neat shot" (that they also used when Galadriel woke up, but whatever), they know that this idea's floating around, and that many fans would find it very cool. It could be a good sign for us :)

[agentoffangirling]

I've just learned that Chloe Bennet did a Reddit AMA eleven years ago and scrolling through that thing is quite possibly the best decision I've made lol

[rockshrimp1989]

Arthur's reply to my question in the Reddit AMA!😁 I had a feeling that might've been Matt's favorite scene in the doc, knowing how he's brought it up on multiple occasions😄 And I'm glad Trey wasn't against keeping the scenes where he's looking worn out...it was a wise decision, as it really adds to the gravity of Trey's story from a visual perspective.

[unreesonable]

From Ben Wheatley's 2017 Reddit AMA

[jonahmagnus]

OH MY FUCKING GOD?????

[bastillemxfans]

👾 Dan’s Reddit AMA

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[valence-gnome-bandit]

my favorite questions and answers from homelanders Reddit AMA

homelander talking about his loads???

[nicolethered]

Reddit is having an AMA with the Gladiator II costume designers TODAY November 14, 2024 at 5:00 PM EST.

You can leave a question now

[prowrestlingindustrialcomplex]

I’m done!! 🤣

[lockwoodandcodaily]

Reddit questions and answers part 2.

I hope I didn’t miss any (if I did please let me know!). :)

Here’s the link to part 1.