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MariusLMay 3, 2019

They stole Jon Snow's destiny in this episode. Jon was always written to fight against the white walkers. To have someone else steal the kill shot from him, just to fit in with 2019 political agenda is disgusting. I've been waiting for thisThey stole Jon Snow's destiny in this episode. Jon was always written to fight against the white walkers. To have someone else steal the kill shot from him, just to fit in with 2019 political agenda is disgusting. I've been waiting for this for over 20 years. This is not what was promised. The battle scene was completely stupid as well. Walls are meant to be hidden behind or mounted upon. Hopefully they haven't neutered GRRM as they did D&D. Ever since the show runners took over the story this show has been total crap.… Expand

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BerikMay 5, 2019

Okay. 8 years of anticipation. Tons of building up through well written episodes... and THIS is what we got!? **** this ****

From the way this episode was filmed, to the decisions made for this battle and how it ends. The best wordOkay. 8 years of anticipation. Tons of building up through well written episodes... and THIS is what we got!? **** this ****

From the way this episode was filmed, to the decisions made for this battle and how it ends. The best word associated would be Underwhelming (and dissapointing).

First off the Dothraki and Unsullied, who were hyped up for years, are treated like the most disposable army to have ever existed. Absolutely cringeworthy and stupid.

The battle is a cgi filled, hard to watch mess that does little to excite you. The battle tactics of Winterfell make no sense, and don't deliver anything witty like the Battle of the Bastards. Characters, which have been build up for years, with mystique and development to them are killed off like disposable extra's. They don't die in an honourable way, nor do their deaths carry wait or shock like past seasonds.

Major characters are mostly sidelined, and spend their screentime in front of a greenscreen. The only character that receives some form of justice is Arya.

I just can't believe it. I could write so much more, but then it would contain spoilers. This episode is underwhelming, and dissapointed me greatly. I give it a 5/10.… Expand

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mariojmartinMay 6, 2019

Dumbest medieval battle after Monty Python. Now I understand Cercei's right decision to not joining these morons. If these show sticks with its original philosophy that mistakes has consequences they should all be joining the dead army. TheyDumbest medieval battle after Monty Python. Now I understand Cercei's right decision to not joining these morons. If these show sticks with its original philosophy that mistakes has consequences they should all be joining the dead army. They put soldiers outside the castle walls, make a suicidal cavalry charge, put artillery IN FRONT of the troops and fire pits BEHIND their own troops, just to take a good dramatic shoot. And the walls itself practically undefended. .. But they have flaming swords, and wizards, and zombies, and... dragons. How that couldn't be soo cool! And a badass kungfu ninja who sneaks an entire army and jumps in a surprise attack and stabs the bad guy in the classic anticlimatic last moment. And everybody is dead, except the main characters, because they are all now level 20 and they have superpowers.… Expand

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Santeri_MMay 2, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It’s almost depressign to see what they dis to night king and his storyline. All this build up for nothing...… Expand

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Sredingers_BearMay 2, 2019

The dumbest battle in battle history!
Money plundered. Script writers are forced to have brain surgery. Eight years are drained into the sewer!

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DrexlerN7May 7, 2019

Winter is Coming for 7 seasons and then...
Porky Pig Cartoon Ending "That's All Folks!"

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purple_laserMay 5, 2019

Useless writing utter craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaappppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

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thegamerfemaleMay 20, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. the tactics of the battle for trying to bring out the night king(Most unoriginal name by the way) and the freaking arya coming back and stabbing the night king in the back, the tactics and the placement on the troops are a joke, no one at the time or even in the situation they were in or trying to get the night king to appear would ever use those sorts of tactics, it leaves to many casualties to count for and gives out more then a dozen unpredictabilities, and in more then half of the outcomes would leave all of the people at winterfell dead. This season is starting to be far the worst of any season and is far the worse of any seasons 3rd episode, the casualities where minimal with only 5 major character casualties… Expand

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BragamanMay 2, 2019

Awful, awful, awful. It is a waste to see George R. R. Martin work go down like this. Since the very first episode (which is called "Winter is coming") we are warned of the great dangers of the far north, and all of it comes down to this ??Awful, awful, awful. It is a waste to see George R. R. Martin work go down like this. Since the very first episode (which is called "Winter is coming") we are warned of the great dangers of the far north, and all of it comes down to this ?? The Night King is completely trivialized as a standard "bad guy" with no real, plausible reasons to kill everyone. Also I wasn't aware that Arya had lesson with the Faceless Men and with the Spider-Man... Huge plot holes and suddenly Arya is Azor Ahai and apparently it all makes sense because Melisandre said something long ago... Terrible.… Expand

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AnaPsgMay 3, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Pure fanservice. Cheap hollywood writing full of tropes. Mindless battle moves purely for cinematic effect (i. e. the dothraki army going on a suicide attack, but how cool to light up their weapons and see them go out one by one.. ). We see the main characters covered by zombies time after time after time.. but somehow they ALL survive like it s nothing. The red wedding killed more main characters than the Apocalypse! Garbage, garbage writing. It s a shame as the director and the cast did an amazing job, kudos to them.… Expand

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RHZMay 4, 2019

YT /watch?v=GI7zy1PTMp0

This pretty much sums it up. People jumping out of nowhere to make impossible saves, inconsistent story telling, horrible battle strategy... this is all inconsistent with the show as it started. Seems like theYT /watch?v=GI7zy1PTMp0

This pretty much sums it up. People jumping out of nowhere to make impossible saves, inconsistent story telling, horrible battle strategy... this is all inconsistent with the show as it started. Seems like the producers traded a solid plot for many 'this would look cool' scenes.… Expand

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Jglousa210May 5, 2019

Absolute crap. All that hype and build up for this battle to crap on it with this disgrace of an episode. 2 years we waited for this?

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Dome020397May 13, 2019

Poor Story. Hope George RR Martins Books are better. Stay tuned the next 2 years.

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PapucheteMay 19, 2019

One of the worst writing and narrative coherence that I have ever seen. D&D going from mediocre to worst with this season.

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Dvir971Oct 25, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's a little irritating seeing everyone letting themselves get carried with the online negative-buzz surrounding this episode, which makes them belittle the hard work that had to be done to bring us this magnificent episode, so I feel like I have to at least state my piece.

First and foremost, calm down- I had issues with the episode as well. The thing is, these issues mainly come from things I expected to see and didn't happen, and definitely not stuff like "the writers ruined 8 years of buildup" and stuff like that- which I personally don't understand. So yeah, I was expecting to see Jon engaging a little bit more in the battle and get some Hardhome/BotB type material here. More than anything I was a little bit disappointed the White Walker themselves didn't engage more in the battle. But on the contrary, a lot of things I expected were indeed delivered in this episode, and some exceeded expectations. I also had more minor complaints, like some characters seemingly surviving impossible situations and what happened to the Dothraki, which seems like a fail of logic on the strategic side. But wait- isn't the good strategic logic the exact reason the White Walkers chose not to engage the battle themselves, because if they do they can get slayed and huge chunks of the Army of the Dead will immediately get destroyed?

I'm not going to try and debunk every complaint that's ever risen to this episode, but I will just state my point of view of some of the things. Firstly, ever since the first season we saw Arya training to be an assassin. It's one of the most prominent arcs in both the show and the books, and it was all leading to a big culmination of some sort eventually. So, what are those Faceless Men basically? Do you remember all the sneaky stuff J'aquen did in Harenhall in season 2? He did much worse than 'jumping'- that's what the Faceless Men are all about, stealthy and deadly assassins. And indeed- Arya stark slayed the Night King not in a single combat, but with stealth. How would anyone get near the Night King for a single combat anyway? If someone approaches he can just do what he did when Jon tried to do that- and raise the dead around him for protection. With such a central conflict (not the most central, though!) in the most popular TV series of all times, you can expect a lot would get disappointed from who will make the final blow. But how can you say it's 8 years of buildup ruined? We had hints about this for quite some time (Melisandre and Arya in Season 3, Bran giving Arya the dagger exactly where the Night's King was defeated and several other callbacks). People say the battle ended too easily- when actually it was undoubtedly the bloodiest and longest battle in the show, and had the most character deaths from any one of the battle episodes of the show yet. It ended with one dagger-blow, yes. But you can't say the entire conflict was solved with a swoosh.

So about Jon- what about The Price that was Promised, all the Melisandre prophecies, the flaming Sword and Nissa Nissa? The most important thing is to first identify what belongs only in the books and what is on the show. You can't expect theories that showed up in the books only to come to full closure in the TV series that has nothing to do with any of them. As for the show material, it is known that Melisandre's prophecies aren't 100% accurate, but what she said did come true, if you think about it. The Prince that was Promised? Definitely Jon. He is literally a prince, and as the prophecies said, he ended the Great War. Yeah, Arya gave the final blow. But Jon united the North and the Wildlings, gathered Daenerys' Dragons and armies for support and arranged the entire defense of the north and lead the battle, right until the big victory. Again, the battle was not against the Night's King specifically, but the Army of the Dead. And with that view Jon ended the war just as much as Arya. Without him, Westeros would have been in ruins right now. So now, Instead of one arc closing, we got two (Army of the Dead and Arya's development as a warrior) that came together for a single seemingly unpredictable result for both.

I'll end with some good things- Miguel Sapochnik gave us one of the most glorious spectacles ever seen in television or film, and in my opinions it's one of the best episodes I've seen in my life. Ramin Djawadi was brilliant as always- and kudos to the production for pulling all the effort to bring us this episode, I wish people were a little bit more appreciative. Anyway, the show is ending in a second, and when people will go back to watch all the average TV series out there I'm sure they'll miss it, even with all their nitpicking. And people seem to forget that despite what makes them 'hyped' the most- the show was always about people, and the War for the Throne. I never fooled myself even once with thinking the show will end with the War for the Dawn and was pretty surprised that many did.… Expand

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XarxanMay 4, 2019

Great cinematography but everything else was horrible. The Story especially in it's effort to "SUBVERT" audiences expectations throw 8 YEARS worth of foreshadowing and lore building and flushed it in the dirtiest public toilet you could thinkGreat cinematography but everything else was horrible. The Story especially in it's effort to "SUBVERT" audiences expectations throw 8 YEARS worth of foreshadowing and lore building and flushed it in the dirtiest public toilet you could think of.

I do not understand why it had to turn out like this. Why resolve it in such a anticlimactic and unsatisfying way.… Expand

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Awsomeman889May 11, 2019

This episode was epic, I beeped the edge of my seat until the very end of the episode. May not be the best episode in the series, but its still good!!

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Bakaloo2May 12, 2019

That was totall mess...totall blackout, i couldn't see anything in my monitor
This series is now some Marvel product
No less
Now, is so much overrated

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LukaseerMay 21, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It is just sad that the writers had to make the whole series rushed. This lead to the whole series feeling overstuffed and the characters have been changed until they are not anymore the same all the seeds for theories planted earlier were just thrown out of the window in just one episode ....… Expand

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AlanMrZ97May 2, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A horrible ending of the Night King, the show was preparing for him since the first season but, to end him that easily and without any logic of the show, even without a real fight (at least swinging his icy sword couple of times). It needed more working on it and not just finishing it like any other normal tv show or movie. And about the darkness of the episode, it was disappointing for the ones who really understood the show, it was only the screen which was dark. There was bad deaths which deserved and could be done better, more dramatic and more reasonable too.
In general the show needed some work and more George R. R. Martin. It contained many plot holes and bad written end for the biggest threat on the living.… Expand

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HopfenschnitzelMay 5, 2019

The Dead of the Show. Plot Armor and Just another Fantasy Story. 0815. So sad

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carlosdprMay 2, 2019

Now it turns out that Azor Ahai is Arya? By God, they have 7 seasons with the threat of the walkers, So much that they put us that the REAL THREAT was not other humans or the savages, but the Others (white walkers, in case you have not readNow it turns out that Azor Ahai is Arya? By God, they have 7 seasons with the threat of the walkers, So much that they put us that the REAL THREAT was not other humans or the savages, but the Others (white walkers, in case you have not read the books) and for what? Of course, now it turns out that melissandre comes out of the fifth hell, arrives in the north who knows how and says that Arya is Azor Ahai, without any previous clue that she could be. Many will say: "Oh, in the third season she spoke to him and told him that there was death in his eyes, Arya is Azor Ahai and I loved the chapter," (people who, for obvious reasons have no idea of the series, was it Arya who fought against the walkers in Hardhome? NO, it was Jon, was it Arya who died to protect the free people? NO, it was Jon, but of course, for some very ambiguous phrases of 5 seasons ago, it all makes sense not WHY NOT, now it turns out that ARYA is Azor Ahai, and that, in addition, it can jump 5 meters, and infiltrate the horde of walkers without ANYONE SEEING IT, that I tell you, that up to the high command of the King of the Night They seemed a few Maniquiés ptos, `` The Long Night '' and that supposed long night lasted a single chapter Is it really that mrda knew about the walkers, or even the king of the night ?, They had a purpose, they felt so less, or, on the contrary, are the typical badly-made villains that only want destruction? (which, as far as e showed us, I think that pity, the second option is correct). On the other hand, that of having ALL the main characters have a "shield of protection" seems super ridiculous and cowardly, like hell Sam survived while she was on the floor crying like a baby, if she was not supposed to have the ability to weapons? how did Brienne and Jaime survive, when were they surrounded by walkers more than once? What does Thormund bring to the plot? Mard jokes about having giant babies with Brienne? Seriously ?, but of course, it makes more sense to give a shield of protection to all the characters who already had their plots completed, than to kill them heroically, closing their stories in an epic way and showing them TRULY the supposed threat of the walkers. `'Oh, but how unpredictable that Arya killed the King of the Night and is Azor Ahai, what a complex and structured plot '' would say a` `fan '' more than the bunch who see the series as fashion. Unfortunately, it will be unpredictable, but it does not stop being Ridiculous, Badly Structured, and very, very, very regrettable.… Expand

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AriakkanMay 5, 2019

A disgrace to fans from the series and specially from the books. This is LOST all over again.

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ahaanmMay 2, 2019

GoT finally topped the S07 wight hunt with a terribly flawed and badly written battle against the dead. 7 seasons of hype and this is the best they could manage. Huge plotholes, terribly written character arcs, poor build up/internalGoT finally topped the S07 wight hunt with a terribly flawed and badly written battle against the dead. 7 seasons of hype and this is the best they could manage. Huge plotholes, terribly written character arcs, poor build up/internal coherence, horrible underlying episode plot which brings the overall series conclusion into doubt, odd lighting choice (though I personally didn't mind it a lot) and a terrible conclusion. Left me shaking my head in disbelief.… Expand

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Red3agleMay 3, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Well... this is the end of the road for me, i left ironicly the same way i entered this place, but unfortunally not in the same way. Game of thrones had the balls to kill off his main hero in it first season, it was shocking but logical, it made sense, action equal consequence. Now killing it's main vilain in the mid of it's final season just because you don't know how to deal with it in another way that's just dumb, especially when you kill him by a deus ex machina with a character vthat that has nothing to do with that exept that she's a "slayqueen and fans favorite". Even if it was the only issue with this episode i wouldn't liked it, but there's more, plot armor for main character, poor strategical war choices and "hide my poor cgi with blizzard and darkness" problems, what i liked with GRR Martin story is that every bad move cost a great deal in the game for the throne, now I'm assuming that you can making mistakes is fun when you play the russian roullette ! I was hoping that GOT didn't lost his mojo, and that feeling was here since season 6, with episode 2 of season 8 I was hopefull, now i'm just... out.… Expand

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sheppardt1May 1, 2019

Tough to rate this episode. The storyline had some good parts but it was all ruined by "artsy" cinematography and just awful lighting. Most of it was just a blur on the screen. The arrogance of the director and cinematographer just destroyedTough to rate this episode. The storyline had some good parts but it was all ruined by "artsy" cinematography and just awful lighting. Most of it was just a blur on the screen. The arrogance of the director and cinematographer just destroyed this for me.… Expand

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lepcoMay 10, 2019

A shadow of a once great show. Characters only execute the plot now and could not be more borring.

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samih_tdMay 3, 2019

The plot is horrible. This is not a real GoT; it is a superhero marvel movie. Yes the direction is great, but the scenario is very bad, unfortunatley

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SamratakakaiserMay 6, 2019

Game of Thrones season 8 episode 3 worst episode ever. i loved the idea that arya killed the NK, but the way she did it was just **** it was too simple for NK who everyone was scared of, this episode was great but, there were many mistakes inGame of Thrones season 8 episode 3 worst episode ever. i loved the idea that arya killed the NK, but the way she did it was just **** it was too simple for NK who everyone was scared of, this episode was great but, there were many mistakes in this episode, like how the hell did Sam survive? How did Ghost survive? And no one died in the crypts, they could have atleast killed Gilly, jon should have atleast had a sword fight with NK and then NK should have raised the dead, and after thanking Theon Bran should have turned towards warewood tree to position NK for arya and when NK is choking arya Bran should have warged in NK and unwarg just before arya stabs NK, that would have been Perfect.… Expand

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Greg_pontesMay 13, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Night King death the biggest joke of all time, too dark episode, expectations obliterated in the worst of the ways. Season ruined.… Expand

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metuonemoMay 2, 2019

8 years of build up destroyed. The lack of any coherent battle plan. Arya is now a ninja jedi master. This episode has killed the series for me. Maybe the last 3 episodes can redeem for some, but I'm out. It was that bad.

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CAMLREVIEWSMay 3, 2019

Esperar tanto para un capítulo poco emocionante, mal dirigido... Con su guión lleno de plot-armor.
Buen final pero mal transcurso.

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CO2017May 1, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I had minimal expectations for the episode, anticipating a fair bit of dark/muddled fighting. But I never saw the kill shot coming. Arya has never been particularly interesting to me, but she stole the show when she put down the Night King. Well played GoT.… Expand

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CodexMay 10, 2019

All flash but no substance. If I wanted flash, I'd watch a mindless action movie where the hero's can't die. I can't believe this is what this show has come too. Writers should be ashamed of what they've turned this show into

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alko2000May 8, 2019

Great visuals, big budget and thrilling plot! Battle scenes were epic, and even the lack of lighting didn’t make it anything less than epic for me!

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LamontRaymondMay 1, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Other than the fact that much of the episode was just too darned dark, I enjoyed it. Exciting, nerve-wracking, etc. I sure how we learn at some point what the hell was up with the Brandon storyline. Was he merely a device to attract the Night King to Arya the opportunity to get stabby?… Expand

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SILDMay 1, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Just no words, just emotions. It was the final of the king of the night. It remains to somehow defeat Cersei, and there is already an iron throne.… Expand

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Olivier7May 4, 2019

Visually spectacular and well written. This episode is the best of the series in terms of show. The darkness was needed and wanted from the producers, I think it's a good immersive choice. I'm just missing some more information from theVisually spectacular and well written. This episode is the best of the series in terms of show. The darkness was needed and wanted from the producers, I think it's a good immersive choice. I'm just missing some more information from the origins of the White Walkers and the Night King to end this arc completely... I hope we'll have that in the next episodes.… Expand

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MarcDoyleMay 1, 2019

It seemed a little to simple and easy - I figured that the makers of this show would have had a more innovative way to end the war with the Night King. But still pretty amazing production values.

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efonsecajrMay 1, 2019

Pretty close to a perfect episode. The anticipation for this great battle ep was immense. It lived up to its hype for sure.

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superfieldsJul 26, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. it had the makings of a masterpiece but they dropped the ball in the final act due to sheer laziness and utter disbelief. The knight king is beaten and we’re no farther along his purpose than at the start of the series too bad.… Expand

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BorgorosMay 16, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Dark, moody, twisted and what a cool Arya vs The Night King! The combination of two moves she had tried out on Jon and Brienne. And thank god Sam survived!… Expand

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Connorcox1997May 11, 2019

This episode was dope in my opinion, yeah the lighting is bad, but the ending I did not see coming. If you didn't like the episode, I don't know what's wrong with you to be honest.

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andrewiseMay 2, 2019

A 5 for a mediocre character arc. No justice to 67 episodes of build up. If it will be in the last (nest) 3 ones, I will be back to edit.
It is not about the things thay happened but rather about the things that did not.

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TLJstillsucksMay 13, 2019

So uninspiring it hurts. Honestly felt like they stopped writing in season 5.

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gameoftrashMay 9, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. crap, darkness and crap and more crap. Killing off your main villain like that. Crap… Expand

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Raos1994May 20, 2019

Episode is great, best and only good one in whole season. Would rate higher if the lighting was better

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Cristy576May 20, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. One of the "gooder" episodes this season besides episode 1. Hyped the long night so much just to disappoint everyone in a rushed episode of a rushed season. The night king should have been dedicated the whole season. Dumb & Dumber managed to ruin one of the best show ever just before the finish line. All those prophecies and things that were developing in the end were for nothing as they were not even used for a purpose. It might have been salvageable if they waited for the books to be finished or dedicate the entire season to the night king battle, while at the same time depicting very slowly but surely Daenerys as a villain, as they wanted to, or simply pick another route. And then! Only then dedicate another season to end all of it properly... I'm so sad that they ruined this all. Season 8 is the worst of season of them all, that's what happens when you hand some idiots the writing power and allow them to defecate on your story. There is a petition to remake it all but I doubt it will happen (i'd really be glad if it did). Season started well, but after episode 1 it was just a free fall without a parachute. I feel bad for all the actors, engineers, artists and crew members who worked really really hard to deliver an astonishing thing visually, audio wise, fx wise and acting wise but which were ultimately went down the **** hole because of some stupid writers. The crew and actors deserve an 11/10 all day everyday (which is why this is a 1/10 and not a 0/10)... the **** writers? (negative) -10/10. [SEASON FINALE SPOILERS BELOW] Jon Snow, true heir and king to the Iron Throne, king in the north and king beyond the wall. That's how it should have ended. Either him on the throne or nobody.… Expand