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I thought it was adequate, take that for what you will. I think too many people are up in arms and wouldn't have been happy no matter what they did.
I thought it was adequate, take that for what you will. I think too many people are up in arms and wouldn't have been happy no matter what they did.
Damn I thought maybe I was just being a bitter fan but apparently every forum I visit overwhelmingly hated the finale.
I wouldn't mistake forums for the wider picture.
Does real life count? I have been asking people all week. I interact with dozens of different people every day and they all know i'm the movie guy. Not one has liked this season.
Not talking about this episode duh!The show literally wrapped a few hours ago and you expect me to take you seriously?
Anyway tempered review from Erik Kain at Forbes: -
Not talking about this episode duh!
Bullshit fucking ending and the leak was spot on. I'll tell you what this ending did for me. It guarantees I'll never invest another minute in anything D & D touch. GL Star Wars franchise.
All of the power was centralized around Dany - with John killing her I’m surprised there wasn’t immediate all out war between the Unsullied and the Northman.
I thought it was adequate, take that for what you will. I think too many people are up in arms and wouldn't have been happy no matter what they did.
The Season wasn't over until just now.
So you basically read spoilers and so instead of just enjoying the episode as an experience you instead sat there and mentally checked off everything you'd read?
The Season wasn't over until just now.
I didn't care about having it spoiled if I'm being honest. I think the ending sucked bcs it made no sense and it still makes no sense. Do I tell you how to consume your entertainment? Nah don't point shit at me.
Yea and in real life you would have a 280lb man giving you the finger right now.
White Harbor is one of their cities.....Starks have boats now?
Elective monarchy is possibly the worst system that has ever existed. We'll probably never get to see what happens next but the realistic scenario would be a ton of conflict between the kingdoms.
that didn't feel like a series finale, another season would be fine by me
i'm really surprised they ended it there, lots of dead ends and useless threads
strange feeling, it does seem like a setup for a 9th season
there's no way that is grrm's ending btw, and if it is, the way it gets there is gonna be so different
Drogon's eyes weren't white, as far as I could tell.2. Reason why Drogon didnt attacked Jon is because it was actually Bran warging into Drogons head . He knew this is coming. The throne is the symbol of greed and power coruption for him hence why he destroyed it.
But this is GRRM ending
...
He already decided the Arya killing NK moment since couple seasons ago.
People need to move on, acept reality for what it is and let their litle fanfiction go away.
There's no fucking Night King in the books. Could you guys please stop?
There's no fucking Night King in the books. Could you guys please stop?
Who said anything about book? I was referencing about the show from couple seasons ago
Theres no NK (yet) in the book but that doesnt mean GRRM cant tell a few details ahead on D&D shows
"in the books he is a legendary figure, akin to Lann the Clever and Brandon the Builder, and no more likely to have survived to the present day than they have." -GRRM on the NK.
Because thats what he is...
a myth.. a legend...
People are not going to believe it until they see it....
Thats what GRRM trying to built up..
Hes not going to reveal him in the book until he feels like hes ready to show him...
If that's true, that's fine, but It's so dumb to assume that Arya killing the NK in the show was a suggestion from George. If you watched the "Inside the Episode" they stated "it just didn't feel right." That means they had a choice in the matter. They felt it wasn't right for Jon to do it so they shoehorned Arya into the position. George doesn't figure into this at all.
Like I said before, plz stop.
Says who ? ( GRRM doesnt figure this)
Just because they said it didnt feels right doesnt mean what they think should come to fruitition or they have the right to alters george vision.
Its George book and people need to accept it for what it is.
If George wants Podrick, Samwell, Tony Stark or anyone else to sit on the iron thrones because he feels like its right thing to do then showrunner need to do it wether they like it or not.
People need to stop assuming things and accept the show for what it is
Like i said..please stop.
That's the problem in this situation. I'm not assuming. You are. The writers blatantly said that it was their decision to give Arya the kill. They "gave" it to her. It was theirs to give. What more do you want? Sure, George can do anything in the books, but we're talking about the writers and their creative liberty. Their own wordage made it 100% crystal clear they had full freedom to kill the Night King any which way they wanted. No assumptions there. It's their own words.
I'm done on this topic for tonight. Too late to be doing this to begin with, never mind with someone who's so stubborn beyond logic on the topic (no hard feelings though, it's just fiction).
I wouldn't mistake forums for the wider picture.
Three different large forums and two of my social media pages now, opinion seems pretty across the board. Hundreds of opinions. Below average--bad range. No problem if you liked it.
A show with as many plot threads and characters as there are and did anyone expect it to wrap up in a satisfactory way?
Unlike George R R Martin, Sam actually finished A Song of Ice and Fire.
This was an adequate finale. It wrapped things up well enough. Even made me sad the series was coming to an end.
But there are many openings for spin-offs and continuations on multiple fronts, from Aryas impending avdentures in the new undiscovered world, to further intrigues and happenings in the 6 kingdoms to more stuff going on in the north and beyond the wall.
It ended well. The series was not broken by this season. It was merely cut short. We can get more grub in the future.
The people and youtube critics squealing online are merely a tiny percentage of the overall audience. Their wittle danny got shanked, wa waaaa cry moar.
Dany dying at Jon's hand was pretty much a certainty.
At least I can post this now:
Grey Worm: Shut up, prisoner. You don't get to speak.
Tyrion: OK. Just let me pick a new king real quick.
If you think the only problem with this thing was Dany, you haven't been paying attention.
The series was not broken by this season (alone).
It has also the HORRENDOUS 7th season to help put to shreds any dignity and coherence the show once had.
It was never the best thing ever.
I have two interesting theories on why Drogon didnt attacked Jon and decided to melt the iron throne
1. It was said that dragons may be as smart, or smarter, than humans.Tyrion said it in season six. Drogon knew who to blame for Danys death and it wasn’t Jon. Drogon also knew Jon is a Targaryen. Were it was somebody else killing Danny ( Arya or any random person for instances) i bet drogon wouldnt hesitate to burn her/him.
2. Reason why Drogon didnt attacked Jon is because it was actually Bran warging into Drogons head . He knew this is coming. The throne is the symbol of greed and power coruption for him hence why he destroyed it.
There's nothing more cringe-worthy than reading a person's take on how an episode should have been written. Just criticize the writing but please I don't want to read your fanfiction. We already got fucked by D&D this season, so we don't need anymore fanfiction from anyone else.How I think it should have ended and how I will pretend it actually did until the books justify the final placements of everyone with proper pacing...
Season 7: Bronn dies protecting Jaime from when he charged Dany
Season 8 Episode 4: Euron destroys the ships but doesn't manage to hit Drogon
Episode 5: As everyone surrenders and the bells ring, have Euron land the lucky shots on the other dragon (more believable since he will be perched). Dany decides to execute all enemy soldiers but doesn't torch King's Landing. End of the episode, Jon does some premeditated vigilante assassination of Dany because she wont stop liberating or whatever.
Episode 6: Drogon is losing it over Dany's death. Torches KL and requires significant sacrifice from the main cast and remaining armies to bring down. All kingdoms from here on out are splintered and manage themselves. Jon rides north and essentially becomes King beyond the wall.
Why can't Bran have children? Was that ever established?
Anyway, weird tonal shift after Dany died. The politics of the ending don't really make sense, and it's all too rushed. It's a "don't think about it too much" ending, but the whole show has been like that for a few seasons. Could've been worse.
Yes it was.
First 4 seasons was the best TV show ever.
Sadly, like Lost, the two final seasons became a trainwreck of stupidity, subverted expectations, destroying it's own build ups, plots and world building and crappy dialogue.