georgemccauley
The Fly
No spoilers, but that might be the best episode of GOT I've ever seen.
Steady tiger. It wasn't quite as good as the battle of the bastards in season 6. Emotionally right up there though
No spoilers, but that might be the best episode of GOT I've ever seen.
I'm not sure why HBO decided to shrink this season to 7 episodes. They could have used 10, with the same storyline. While exciting, this season has been rushed at best. They needed more time for context-settind and character moments, which simply is not happening. I don't think it would have cost much more, either - the action scenes and CGI stuff could be the same, it's the actors talking in rooms scenes that are missing.
The plan to get a wight beyond the Wall to convince Cersei is some stupid shit. What are they thinking?
Steady tiger. It wasn't quite as good as the battle of the bastards in season 6. Emotionally right up there though
I believe I read several months ago that filming had been delayed because Northern Ireland, where much of the series is filmed, was having an unusually warm winter, so they couldn't get the cold and snow they needed.
Blackwater is still the bar to clear for me. I loved that episode.
Hardhome for me. The last couple of minutes in particular are just fantastic, and the final shot, with no music and just the eerie quiet of the water, is so well done.
What do we think of Jon and Daenery's chances of both surviving the end game? I know it's GOT but I'd love them to go against the grain and give us this ending where they both live
Honestly, I'll be disappointed if they both do. That's the cliche thing to happen, and GRRM marked himself out for his willingness to kill off characters and not play to sentimentality. Though Jaime's survival makes me wonder if he's gone soft.
Also, I just don't care for Dany. She and her dragons can go.
Yes!! Arya convincing Sansa to kill Littlefinger!! I fucking love it. Let's go.