A few questions: Where did Bran warg to? Was Jon just ready to take on a fucking dragon? Was Arya just a faceless WW for that whole sequence? I liked the episode, will need to watch it again to take it in.
Cersei is such an interesting character but seeing Euron’s awful face in the preview was such a mood killer. Like who cares about that dude or anything else? They defeated the existential threat of thousands of lifetimes, but we have to deal with a gross Captain Jack wannabe??
I thought Arya was gonna be a Faceless Bran for a minute there Why the fuck did you charge, Theon? Play some D my dude
Also the "anyone can die" aspect was never about deaths in the middle of battles. The most shocking deaths have always been the ones that happened during relatively peaceful scenes -- Joffrey deciding last minute to kill Ned, Red Wedding, Joffrey's wedding, Jon getting betrayed
I jumped out of my chair and slammed my fist into the floor while screaming “fuck yes” at the top of my lungs. What an incredible episode.
Lord of the Rings was lit way better than this show I know they're going for different things and I know this was supposed to feel chaotic but it still wouldn't kill this show to try and contrast with color and shadows like actual movies do.
Three episodes left. If they can resolve the army of the dead in one episode they can resolve the battle for the throne in one episode. I have no idea what to expect. The stakes seem low at this point lol
Just pictured more of him letting the white walkers come to him. They did nothing the whole episode. Instead he charges like Shredder against Splinter in Ninja Turtles and that’s that.
I would have to say no. A lot of scenes looked like a PS1 game but I imagine most of the variables there are internet connection / speed / location.
These “Night King died too easily” takes are already giving me The Last Jedi headaches all over again
So Tormund and Gendry survive by like being on top of tables? I dunno how tf Sam is alive after being in that pile.