@@fallenaeon7084Bruh, that would be EPIC honestly. I know people have their own idea of what OST would work in some scenarios but this would be well accepted Unless a whole new OST is made, and that ends up being fire as well
Glad those dragons got their own music. Magnificent creatures, one of the best things about the show. That scene definitely lived up to expectations, fire breathing creatures in the cold North against the Walkers. Poetic and for sure did justice to a Song of Ice and Fire.
@@bilalbehar9775 tbh there were obvious cracks even as far back as season 5- Dany's whole arc in Meereen in particular was butchered all to heck, not to mention Dorne and Sansa
1:30. Amazing. The dragons saving Jon and co was a great scene. That scene was for the dragons. All three in action destroying Winter. Fire breathing beasts vs the White Walkers... It's not called the Song of Fire and Ice for nothing. The dragons were one of the best things of this show. Powerful, freaks of nature, breathing cataclysms. Viserion the calmest of the three, Rhaegal had a temper and Drogon a troublemonger wrecking havoc.
Stannis The Mannis ....💪🏼💪🏼..Honestly, no one could have said all these better, i keep saying this, game of thrones wouldn't have been amazing without dany and her dragons
As great as the moment was, trading 'coolness' for realism should not even be a thing. Dany traveled 3000+ km within a very short time, even on a dragon that is impossible to do in such a short time. That is not even mentioning Gendry traveling an enormous distance by foot in the freezing cold. A story should not fall apart once you think about what is happening. A better alternative would be to have Bran follow them using his greensight powers and warning Dany right away when he noticed they were in trouble. That would've given Bran an oppertunity to be useful as well as making it far more believable.
Literally had to stop the show to find this song. I started GOT about 4 or 5 days ago so it's all still very fresh in my memory. I have to say when the dragons crest the hill that Jon and the men are on and unleash hell with the change in music that occurs at 1:25 is probably the most epic scene in the series to date, for me at least.
Seriously, guys? Do I really have to explain? Bran probably saw Dany's rampage since season 4. The Three-Eyed Raven & The Night King, they probably were the same thing. Well, in a universe were we think in a reason to everything that happened on season 8, we can question a few things... If the Night King knew where Bran was, why didn't he headed there to kill him first, as it was his only goal? Why Bran cared so much about Jon's true identity? (the Army of the Dead and th WW AND NK riding the Fucking Viserion were heading into Winterfell, but Jon needed the truth). Why didn't Bran or Ed sent a raven when he arrived Castle Black?
Well, Season 8 confirmed that Bran could see the future ("Why do you think I'm here") and that he was lying, because he was the one who said that he was living in the past after the end of the Long Night and after he traveled half of Westeros to become king. I really think it was a real political plot of the Three-Eyed Raven (a entity who passes his consciousness from body to body since the beginning of the WW probably) to get his control over their mankind.
He didn't sent a raven, because if Jon knew Bran was alive he would not go to meet Dany. He wouldn't even act like a king probably, not until Bran came. And if we do not have Jon and Dany interacting each other, we would not have that suicidal mission beyond The Wall that resulted in Dany's first big loss. Also, Jon's identity was only used to create an internal block in Jon & Dany's rommance, and that was used to let her unstable and expecting for betrayals from all sides. Losing her dragons and her loved friends led her into destroying KL that way. And with a crazy Dany, we have the traitors Tyrion, Son of Tywin and Jon "I don't want it" Snow. Also, after her death, Jon's identity served to nothing and a big dragon was free to fly over the world (well, maybe until the most powerful warg of all times finds him, and do what Aerys "The Mad" died trying).
The truth is, he wanted to become king. Dany, Jon, Tyrion, Cersei... they were in his way. So he did crushed them, one by one, right from the shadows, until all his enemies were gone.
Daenerys was too good to be the queen of westeros because all those people deserved was hypocritical rulers like cersei and tywin...daenerys should've stayed in essos and should've built new valyria
@@bloodraven5067 Disagree. She did more than well for her age and experience which she hadn't obtained yet. If I hear 1 comment about how she "ruined the slavers' economy", I know this conversation is over! That's literally the only argument antis make against her and frankly, I don't care about it. Any economy based on slavery should not exist in the first place. So yes, she ruled quite well otherwise the Masters wouldn't be so eager to take her down. They would let the people do so with a revolution.
She planned to send her "cavalry" at the Yunkai's "center", she expected her 20 horsemen to break through 4,000 spearmen. During the siege of Meereen, she insists that she personally lead her army as a morale-booster, only for everyone on her council to talk her out of it due to the very high likelihood that she'd die and leave her army leaderless. She takes Yunkai by lying about her intentions and attacking during a truce, much like the Freys, her word means nothing and then she is shocked that no one believes in her promises anymore. She left Astapor and Yunkai without a garrison, She marches her entire horde to the front of Meereen with no way to feed them, she only won there thanks to her other advisors, I know she is young and never had any proper education but king Jaehaerys I was 13 when he ascended to the throne and he Was already a very promising and decent king. I respect people who like her but personally I don't think she is that great, (Although Dragons are back thanks to her) most of her victories are either thanks to her advisors, through intimidation with her dragons or just because of her beauty. Just like Cersei, in the tv show her stupidity was toned down. Which gives many show viewers the wrong idea about them, thinking of Daenerys as a great tactician/general/ ruler where in reality she isn't that good.
She betrayed Jon and all those that believed in her when she decided to massacre an entire city. Fuck Danaerys... she didnt deserve the throne or her life after that
Mary Swan yeah the rushed and nonsensical plot with character development tossed aside. That’s why it’s one of the worst last season of any tv show ever But the cast and crew did an amazing job and all their hard work ruined by D&D who just wanted to finish it at go get their Disney pay check
Ódio que dá saber que Dany sacrificou um dos filhos pelo imbecil do Jon só para ele na primeira oportunidade assassiná-la. Teria sido uma rainha incrível
Varys e Tyrion são os piores conselheiros. A Dany tinha toda razão em não dar ouvidos a eles. Seu mestre dos sussurros não a salvou das emboscadas no início da guerra e as estratégias do Mão levaram metade do seu exército para o ralo. O fato é que ela só começou a vencer quando começou a assumir a frente de batalha. Um monarca menos tolerante teria feito o Tyrion e o Varys de ração de dragão desde quando perderam Jardim de Cima.
Quando Lady Olenna conversou com ela ela disse coisas assim; que ela já havia conhecido muitos homens inteligentes ao longo da vida , e que viveu mais que todos eles. O segredo foi ignorá-los. Em seguida veio a famosa frase "You are a Dragon, be a dragon" quanta coisa teria sido evitada se ela tivesse tomado a frente de tudo de imediado.
I really hope that George R.R. Martin finished the book soon. I am looking forward to the reboot of GoT in 20 years but with the REAL ending.... D&D F**** up........
No it's because you finally see the might of the Targaryen dragons against a foe that could not be beaten...until now. Its also where Dany shows her bravery for Jon, irrational, desperate but the right thing to do.
@@indigopath2598 perhaps. But I will listen to this piece over and over and over just to hear those 5 notes- when I’m driving in my car. So there’s no visual to accompany it. I’m thinking that it’s a bit more complex than it merely evoking memories of this scene as it connects to your description. Honestly, I think my love for those 5 notes has gone just over the boundaries of obsession. I can’t really explain it well lol
Stellar Twelfth ..when it comes to the time tyrion is right for once, dany doesn't listen to him, but when it comes to the time tyrion is wrong,dats when she listens to him
Actually, the whole beyond the wall expedition was Tyrion's fault. It was his plan. He suggested to get a wight just to show it to his sister. Just for Cersei, everyone needs to make a sacrifice even Daenerys who was her rival to the throne risked her and her dragons' lives just to get a wight for Cersei. I mean...really? What an effort to get a wight just to please your enemy. The writing of that episode is just so lame and disappointing.
