Game of Thrones: no spoilers

[Ellsworth]

Holy fucking shit

[HEREisAKERS]

Wow

One of the best pieces of media/art/cinema you’ll ever see. To think that we get that for the nominal cost of HBO and that human beings endeavor to make things to that scale is overwhelming. Tremendous.

[NcEaglesfan]

Simply riveting. It's been a while since I was so enthralled by a TV show.

[Dan Drives a Van]

I've found myself less engaged with the show the past few seasons, and was actually pretty critical of the first two episodes of the season. But this was a masterpiece.

Best episode of the series, and probably the best 75 minutes of cinema start-to-finish that I can recall experiencing. Simply incredible.

[thegodfather]

I've found myself less engaged with the show the past few seasons, and was actually pretty critical of the first two episodes of the season. But this was a masterpiece.

Best episode of the series, and probably the best 75 minutes of cinema start-to-finish that I can recall experiencing. Simply incredible.

Never saw one episode

[DEERSPINE GUY]

YEA WOW. WHEN THAT GUY DID THAT THING WITH THAT THING AND THAT HAPPENED, MAN I NEVER SAW THAT COMING.
I ALWAYS THOUGHT IT WAS CAPTAIN CHEESE DICK WITH A CANDLESTICK IN THE LIBRARY.

[Ellsworth]

First 2 episodes had to be that boring to save budget for episode 3?! Hah.

Gotta watch it again tonight. Knew something huge was about to go down but didn’t expect that person to be in that position to do it. Expected a “rise up” by the initial person in that scene the whole episode.

Didn’t see that ending coming in that fashion but probably should have


Incredible.

[dev_32]

Holy fucking shit

Never heard of it

[Susquehanna Birder]

Somebody's going to have to clean all that up. I bet property values will plummet.

[QuakeTen]

Somebody's going to have to clean all that up. I bet property values will plummet.

Dragons eat a lot.

[BigSlizz]

Not so much anymore.

[nerd]

Holy fucking shit

meh

[slag]

It was hardly meh, but

the entire battle until they retreated to the wall of Winterfell was a dark, hard-to-see, dog-pile of shapes and swords.

I'm not Mr. Film Maven but I was thinking during that entire time frame "who the fuck is responsible for lighting this shit?"

I get it that it was at night and in the fog of the Dead, but come on.

[Ellsworth]

i did find it very hard to believe that many huge cast members were able to rebound and come out of it. seemed like it was 100 to 1 in favor of the WW's.

gotta suspend belief i suppose.

ending was kick F-ing ass.

[slag]

Dragon glass rules