I get why people have rate-bombed this, but I choose to dwell on the positive points
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Peter Dinklage deserves massive respect for his performance as Tyrion. He owned this episode. I don't think I've loved character in a fantasy tv show as much as I do Tyrion and I believe he ended on a high.
The unsung hero of this show is the composer, Ramin Djawadi, who has had to work twice as hard, in these last few seasons. The dialogue has been sparse. Poor Lena Heady had about five lines in this whole season, which is unforgivable.
Ramin's score has spoken the words that weren't written. You could turn the dialogue off and watch the last few episodes as a silent movie, his score is an incredible achievement, and down-voting these episodes just because you didn't get what you wanted is frankly disrespectful.
Drogon's big scene in this episode was more powerful and overwhelmingly emotional than anything I've seen in the movies featuring a fantasy beast. It was undeniably awesome. You gotta give credit where credit is due.
The unsung hero of this show is the composer, Ramin Djawadi, who has had to work twice as hard, in these last few seasons. The dialogue has been sparse. Poor Lena Heady had about five lines in this whole season, which is unforgivable.
Ramin's score has spoken the words that weren't written. You could turn the dialogue off and watch the last few episodes as a silent movie, his score is an incredible achievement, and down-voting these episodes just because you didn't get what you wanted is frankly disrespectful.
Drogon's big scene in this episode was more powerful and overwhelmingly emotional than anything I've seen in the movies featuring a fantasy beast. It was undeniably awesome. You gotta give credit where credit is due.