The Thread is Dark and Full of Spoilers: "Game of Thrones" discussion

[Magic Lamps 11,692]

36 minutes ago, communicate said:

I think the TV show make it too easy. At this point just forget logic, just enjoy the sight of dragon burning city, war and death people. 

Yup they do.

points out some of the bullshit writing like Eurons beaming, aim, and shipbuild superpowers , and the interview were benioff honeslty wanted to sell us that Dany forgot about the iron fleet . Since the show deviated from the books the writing has been atrocious

 

[communicate 2,703]

I don't understand the story at all. What is the poin of Jon going back to the north. Night king is dead. Is he going to build snow kingdom or something 

[communicate 2,703]

Btw since you can't really tell whether bran is a good guy or a bad guy or he is being controlled by some alien.  I don't know why you want him to be king.

The writer need to be fired. If they knew since the beginning that bran is going to be the king, they should develop his story more and gave him more personality. It just feel like 7 seasons go down the drain. 

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

Loved this show but the ending was mehhh to me. Still one of those shows that will go down as truly one of the most memorable in the history of TV series, definitely one that at some point in the future I will gladly rewatch with my children. 

But for me nothing beats 'The Wire'. So far.

GoT, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, First season of True Detective, Band of brothers all memorable shows and special mention to Sherlock and Peaky Blinders and probably some others that I might forget in this moment. (Not counting the comedy stuff like Two and a half men, Friends, South Park etc etc) 

All remarcable TV series but for me 'The Wire' is in a league of its own. All the shows that I have mentioned, I waited for something to really blow my mind and surpass 'The Wire', but none has done so. Maybe I set the bar too high, but I know at some point there is going to be something better. 

[Vesper 30,090]

Hated the ending. So disappointed with the last half of the last season, loved the rest of the 8 years. Epic series that really needed Martin to finish those last 2 books before they finished it though. Once they ran out of the original book material it went a wee bit wonky.

Oh, well, I cannot wait for the prequel series next year!

The Age of Heroes 10,000 years before the current series is supposedly the setting.

Bran the Builder, et al.

Might be two other spin-offs as well,

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[DDA 9,924]

The ending was abysmal.

[manpe 10,861]

Hahaha they completely TANKED it. [emoji23] I have no words, I laughed so much watching this. Most epic finale flop job ever! [emoji38] I was thinking I was watching a parody. [emoji1] I was hoping the ending would at least be something that can be discussed and analyzed, but this was just banter lololol [emoji3]

 

1/10 for story value

10/10 for comedy value

 

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[communicate 2,703]

1 hour ago, manpe said:

Hahaha they completely TANKED it. I have no words, I laughed so much watching this. Most epic finale flop job ever! I was thinking I was watching a parody. I was hoping the ending would at least be something that can be discussed and analyzed, but this was just banter lololol

 

1/10 for story value

10/10 for comedy value

 

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It is like the 7 previous seasons mean absolutely nothing. 

I honestly don't really care even if they make Sam to be the king. It doesn't matter as long as it make sense. It is one thing to be predictable, it is another thing to make people do something because the script say so. 

[manpe 10,861]

It is like the 7 previous seasons mean absolutely nothing. 
I honestly don't really care even if they make Sam to be the king. It doesn't matter as long as it make sense. It is one thing to be predictable, it is another thing to make people do something because the script say so. 

Making sense is one thing, but the bad forced dialogues, the bad acting, the corny everything were also something else [emoji1787]

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[communicate 2,703]

43 minutes ago, manpe said:

Making sense is one thing, but the bad forced dialogues, the bad acting, the corny everything were also something else

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I have pretty much given up on the show. 

Btw what is the point of Jon resurrection? 

If there is no meaning then resurrection is just bad plot tool. 

 

[BlueLyon 9,359]

Unlike many, I liked this season prior to finale, but this was awful. The only way I can value it is as a comic relief, everything else was bad. 

Maybe it wasnt so bad ending in general, but given you waited 8 years to see what will happen with Jon, Dany and Cersei; this was a complete shite.

If Dany killed them all off and ruled alone with Drogon, it would make more sense than this shit. Jon goes from she is my queen at any cost to stabbing her in 5 seconds. Then he gets sent to the wall to make snowmen?

[OneMoSalah 8,883]

Knew Jon would kill Dany after he revealed his true identity to her few eps back, or she would kill him, either way predictable. Greyworm is a massive cunt too 🤣

Drogon melting the iron throne was also shite. All that build up regarding a throne, be it people wanting the throne for themselves or not wanting anything to do with it in previous seasons for a fucking dragon to melt it... great....

Wee Bran as king too, was always going to be him or Jon for me which became even more obvious after the Nightking didnt skewer him but other than that didnt think the 8th season was all that bad, bit predictable but they had less episodes and a lot to cram in. Still much better show in the previous seasons.

A prequel from upto to 10000 years before is apparently in the works.

[Fernando 6,585]

In the end what was the deal with the lord of lights? 

I was hoping to get more info about him. 

[manpe 10,861]

All hail BRAN THE BROKEN  Shit I cannot not laugh at this still  

[Fernando 6,585]

On 5/6/2019 at 7:04 AM, Nicco said:

They just killed my favorite show. D & D destroyed Dany's character to make her look like the villain for no fucking reason. Spoilers basically confirm Jon will kill Dany in the last episode, he will go back to Castle Black to help the wildlings rebuild because of guilt and Bran takes the throne. One of the most ridiculous endings ever.

Seems like this is theory was right.