Quote (IgoSoHard @ Apr 29 2019 11:04am)
Things I didn’t like;
Given the amount of time they’ve built up this NightKing storyline, it feels like it was resolved way too quickly, with way too many questions still unanswered.
The Lord of Light played no part in editing this episode. It was way too dark & shakey. It had me squinting for much of the battle.
Too unbelievable. There’s no fucking way my guy Grey Worm could have survived being on that front line. Same thing with all the heroes seemingly surviving being backed against the wall like 1 V 100. Jamie, Briene, etc.
The scene with Dany aimlessly flying through the snow like, bruh, wtf are you doing
I wanted some dialogue between Bran & the NK
I did like the tone of the episode though, they built up the suspense really well. The red Witch lighting all the Dothraki weapons on fire was a ‘Hell yeah’ moment for me. Which was quickly followed up by them charging out, hitting an invisible wall, & all their lights going out like ‘Oh fuck’
The White Walkers don't talk. They are supposed to just symbolize death. Their backstory was already covered a few seasons ago as well.
They actually foreshadowed Arya killing the NK from the very first episode. Her showing up Bran with how much better of a fighter she was even as a child, her learning from the first sword of Bravos and the whole telling death not today, meeting the Red Woman and her realizing she was going to be important, the Hound showing her where the heart is, the whole arc of her being a faceless man which basically worships the God of Death, her getting the catspaw dagger from Bran in the very same spot she would use it to kill the NK, and her using the very same move she would use to kill the NK while training with Brienne.
It gave purpose to her going through 7 seasons of becoming the fighter she is today.
The NK isn't even the main villain of the show either. They made it seem like the Iron Throne was a red herring and didn't matter. Having the show end with the characters they spent years developing fight it out is a lot better than having it end with them fighting an army of the undead. I'm glad they are focusing more on the fight with Cersei. It is called Game of Thrones for a reason...