Tyrion Lannister & Jorah Mormont Talk About Ancient Valyria | Game Of Thrones | Max 

Look how amazed Tyrion is. He was just quoting poems about an ancient, long-gone world, and suddenly, surrounded by ruins, he has seen a living part of this ancient world in the sky. Perfect scene.

Imagine this from Tyrion's POV. We as viewers saw the dragons many times, but Tyrion was certain they were extinct no matter how much he wanted one. And to see one for real in a place like Valyria would be such a surreal moment.

Love how they shot that. Both are surprised to see the Dragon but for 2 completely different reasons and both actors pull off the perfect look to represent each view point.

Book: "Ser Jorah was not a handsome man." HBO: "So we found this Iain guy. Real charming. Daddy af."

Just Max casually beginning to prepare us for the upcoming prequel show surrounding Aegon’s conquest of Westeros. If we are in fact to finally witness Balerion the Black Dread in the flesh, we’re going to need all the prep we can get.

I love how it feels like a play. The theatrics and cadence. More of a grandiose act, almost shakespearesque, rather than just a TV production.

"How many centuries until we learn to build cities like this again?" Old Valyria in its golden age must have been grander than King's Landing. It's evidently an analog to Ancient Rome.

This is one of the best and most peaceful scenes in GoT. Definitely my favorite scene. Good acting, amazing dialogue, the scenery, the music, Tyrion not being dumb but intelligent. And the dragons entrance. Love it.

1:29 I always imagined conversations of people in the Dark Ages seeing the ruins of the Roman Empire.

One of my favorite scenes of all time on GoT. The pacing of the dialogue and action, the music, the history. It's all just beautiful!

What an actor this Dinklage is... wow... just wow...

Jorah Mormont is amazed at how big Drogon has gotten since the last time he saw him. Valyria's destruction is inspired from Pompeii. Both gone by volcanos 🌋. The ppl there were so great at everything, as Tyrion said. Some say there was also magic too.

2:50 As soon as this note plays, I realized how loyal I am to Queen Daenarys and her three dragons

finally official from HBO and not lower quality from other users. This one scene with the dragon, his reaction and the beautiful musical score was sublime

In the book, what remains of Valyria is a smoldering archipelago that can be seen from miles away, like if the sun is rising in the middle of the night, and other than the madman Euron Greyjoy, none who venture there returned. This scene was actually set in the river Rhoine, the largest river in the known world and the country of the Rhoinars, the race some dornish descend from. The place is a colony for those afflicted with greyscale, and is belived to have originated when the last rhoinar king put a curse on the valyrians before Nymeria set sail to Westeros, escaping with what was left of her people. In the book, Tyrion is accompanied by Jon Cunnington, a Targaryen loyalist who is working with Varys to put on the throne a kid called Griff, who he believes to be the son of prince Raegar, but is foreshadowed he may be a farse

Hands down of the best scenes in the show, all thanks to Peter Dinklage. The way his eyebrows recede at 2:47 when he sees Drogon - you feel that same disbelief, that existential sense of terror and wonder he must feel at seeing something so fantastical and seemingly extinct, right in front of him. "An almost religious awe", as Watchmen put it. The fact that they were in Valyria sealed it.

Despite a precipitous drop in quality, season 5 had some amazing moments.

This was a great part in the books. And they did it justice on the show.

5 years later and I still mourn Daenerys. She was so beautiful.

Imagine being a medieval peasant in the year 930 and seeing a B-2 Spirit Bomber fly over you

This made up world that GRRM has created feels so realistically beautiful that this scene actually feels like it's taking a walk through the history. Imagine the old valyria with dragons bigger than balerion the dread flying overhead.

I have watched the entire Game of Thrones series three times. Very excited to see what's next.

It's so creepy and beautiful at the same time.

The awe in Tyrion's eyes.

Daenerys' theme coming in as Drogon flies over omggg

HBO should make at least a flashback of valyria before the doom .that would be very nice!!l

"How many centuries until we learn to build cities like this again?" Going back to this great line, I imagine that's what Germanic tribes echoed whenever they traveled through the ruins of the Roman Empire and they even attempted to maintain the ruins throughout the dark ages. Old Rome was the grandest city in Europe with a population of over a million people until the 19th century.

Hopefully we’d see valryia on tv someday

Came here to read the comments and the fellow fans didn't disappoint, not a bit! ♥️✌️

D&D just taking Chroyane/ The Bridge of Dream and saying, "This is Valyria" was the most infuriating and egregious thing they did prior to ... the entire last 2 seasons. To explain if you didn't read the books, Valyria was a peninsula completely destroyed by massive volcanic eruptions, titanic earthquakes, and probably some form of dark magic/angry gods/Lovecraftian horrors. It's supposedly still erupting, which we don't know for sure since anyone who even gets close to where it used to be is never seen again, including one of Tyrion's uncles. Only one person ever returned from Valyria, a Targaryen princess who died a few hours later, consumed from the inside out by parasitic fire worm creatures with human faces. And she only made it back because she was riding the strongest, largest known dragon of all time, who was also horribly injured by...something. This scene, while well done and roughly occurring the same in the books, takes place on a river in the middle of Essos, in the ruins of the cities of a people called the Rhoynar. They were destroyed by the Valyrians in a war long before the Doom of Valyria, and their Prince supposedly used magic to create the curse of greyscale as revenge. So substituting the "fire" apocalypse of the "fire" civilization for the "water" apocalypse of the "water" civilization is pretty non-sensical and pointless, and seems like a missed opportunity to keep the far more interesting actual fate of Valyria mysterious for perhaps later exploration.

The reason Drogon big bigger than the other two, he was free for most of his life, and he was born with blood magic

Would be very good a show telling history of Valyria.

not just Tyrion, i though watched many dragon scenes before still get goosebumps seeing Drogon flying through Valyrian relics

This scene is better than whole HOTD

Couple things here - first, Jorah believes the dragon to be Drogon, but it may not be... it could well be a wild one. Secondly, during that brief shot at 2:40 you see what appear to be gargoyles along the wall. As we find out a moment later, though, these are the Stone Men waiting for the boat to pass under them.

Oh, To live in a reality where Dragons existed - I love watching their faces of sheer awe as Drogon flies overhead. Tyrion was my absolute favorite character in GoT. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ *Sighs* Restarting Season 1 Episode 1 for the 25th time. 😅

jorah is very stoic invididual

I always love the amazement of dragons in this show. They’re beautiful, intelligent and violent creatures and in this context no one has seen a dragon of drogon size in hundreds of years. That’s what makes it such a shame about what’s happening in house of the dragon because once the civil war is done the targaryens are just a shadow of their former strength becoming weaker and weaker.

I know it's a prop but that sail is really bugging me. It's held to the mast at one sole point & it's VISIBLY flapping in the wind. How is it supposed to power the boat if it's just flapping about like a sheet drying in the wind?

2:30 i've watched this clip several times, but only today noticed you can see Drogon flying across in the bg between the outcrop where the Stone Man is sitting and the wall across the water

Best duo in tv history IMO

Dam those first seasons were so great...I should watch it again, but it still hurts...

valyria is so fascinating that they both had known the history of it Targaryen clan is that badass🀄

My God this was such an amazing tv show. Before that shamefully awful finale i would re binge the entire thing once a year. Maybe I'll start again including The prequel and just skip the GoT finale.

Oh my god I miss this show

That was Drogon right? I miss this show

prime game of thrones was magic

In the books Valyria is inhabited by monstrous creatures that were created by blood magic. One of Targaryen princesses, who was also Balerion's dragonrider, was infested by them and died in agony.

If Tyrion and Jorah had been paying more attention they would have noticed the Stone men crouching in the ruins.

i miss when Game of Thrones was more dialogue than show

This captivated my attention. I think I shall watch this one on MAX.

EPIC scene.

at 2:13 you can see the stone-men sitting at the top of the bridge thing! Look for the silhouettes of people standing/sitting I NEVER NOTICED BEFORE!!

Somehow the dwarf forgets all the things happened to him Tyrion would have been the perfect thing to make Dany the real Mad Queen 💔😢

Sacrilage of a scene, Valyria is still a haunted place, where there's a never ending storm boils the sea and nobody returns. The Smoking Sea, is actually a smoking sea, not some Mezoamerican looking ruin

Old Valyria looks like the Indian city of Benaras!

Tyrion. i would clap.. lol. best movie character. always has a comeback

Is that Drogon or some other dragon. If it is drogon, what's it doing here in the old valyria?

At 2:53 , you can see the stone man sitting at the upper left of the screen.

Would be really interesting to see a brief flashback about Valyria's destruction in the show, if only for a few minutes. But Im guessing that wont happen...

One thing I don’t understand(been a while, might have just forgotten) is why did they even have to go through Valeria? it isn’t on the way to the Dathraki sea

This isn't Jon Connington.

I really thought Tyrion would end up being the third head of the dragon - Danny, Jon, and Tyrion.

They always tell us Half truths in movies/shows. These two are Speaking of the Millennial Kingdom that LASTED a thousand years here on Earth. After His thousand Year Reign, Satan was loose to Deceive the whole world. When Tyrion says at the end " This is all that remains" a Dragon flys by over the Fallen Kingdom. aka meaning Satan is all that remains in this Little Season we are in. I can see stuff like this in movies and shows all the time.

That was drogon?

What season? Episode? Was this? I cant remember but now i want to watch it.

In spite of the ending to this series. When this show was good. It was really good. As the sisters like to say. "Shame.....Ding.....Shame"

I miss Tyrion. His character, his adventures. 🤦‍♂️ uurghh.. I wish they'll reboot season 6-8 tho

How did Drogon get so big so fast compared to other dragons in the books and HOTD?

I love to see a continuation of game of throne but they featured the old Valeria

~~~ HUMANS --- The pinnacle of creation until............ we weren't.......... The thirst for knowledge replaced by the thirst for gold.

It might be a decent scene (especially compared to later seasons), but its still pretty dumb. No sane person would travel through Valyria (definitely not on a boat), because every person who went on a quest into the smoking sea never came back. Except Euron probably, and Aerea with Balerion, though both died of whatever they had experienced there. So yeah, this really was the season where things started to go the wrong direction.

Doom and Darkness

This was such a disappointment even Ballerion was hurt in Valyria, but Drogon flys by like no problem. This should've been like the mines of Moria on a rive, darkness, and seeing odd things in the water and movement in the mist. So you had that haunting feeling.

And then they weren’t Powerful line , the build up then just like that no more

My only hope is that Martin finishes his books. So we can have a proper ending. Please Gods.

Captain Friendzone

Season? Episode?

Isn’t the water around Valyrian supposed to be boiling

_The Doom That Came to Valyria_

Moments before disaster

Uma das cenas mais linda de GOT 😍😍

vhagar will eat that in single bite

is this the same Alicent from HOTD? (i havent read the books)

Sigh…If only the producers of HOTD would have made this series instead of Dan & Dave. Can you imagine how epic this scene would be? Instead of being an amalgamation of different ASOIAF scenes, we’d actually get to see Tyrion visiting the ruined cities and the pink palace on the Rhoyne? If only…

despite I have youtube premium I still expected at least 2 or 3 ads before the clip playing #trashservice

Remake season 8📢

Seeing a dragon would freak me the F out too 😅

GoT Season 5 Episode 5 Kill The Boy

Where are the fire wyrms?

How do you think this video compares to the previous ones?

Stone man at 2:51

One of the final great show-only scenes

I always read just how much everyone loves it, until the writing....... Make one yourself

so there are other dragons at valiria

Such a downgrade from their journey in the book

this dragon is Drogon? or another dragon?

I'm starting to think I should read the book, but damn I like the show, if I read the book, I will hate the series

What does HBO think it'll achieve uploading these with full knowledge that the show has already been ruined?

Who's that dragon???