GAME OF THRONES - SEASON 7 - SPOILERS INSIDE - 7/16/2017

[Taser]

No offense but you guys are retarded. It was the first ep and without any spoilers the opening seen is amazing.

Were you expecting season ending battles in the first episode?

8/10 on the first ep for me

Nah I liked it but I still agree with them. Arya is too OP. I disagree with sansa. While I don't like her personality change, it's definitely warranted and makes sense in the story.

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I honestly expected her to be more of a bitch about Jon taking over as King in the North. Might just be biding her time.

And would it have hurt to have re rolled the footage of the white walkers while the hound was staring into the fire? It was lazy but whatever. I enjoyed it. Looking forward to when it really gets rolling though.

[the real god emperor]

Were you expecting season ending battles in the first episode?

Nah, I simply don't want to see a girl that keeps making silly mistakes joins a deadly cult cuts her training in half and somehow convinces the godlike dude to let her go while turning out to be learned everything that actually matters then does intercontinental travel faster paced than every other being in the show and kills off a whole noble family without even trying.

Plus, there are only 2 seasons left. I expected to see more action than this tbh. Nothing in the storyline is concluded so far, and if they just make it like "yeah this all happened in 2 secs" in the last episodes I will be annoyed.

As I said I dislike Sansa as a character, I actually don't dislike her that much. I dislike Sophie Turner's acting though.

Hound looking in the fire thingy, I guess it's because they haven't shown any actual vision in the fire throughout the series, there is magic, but it ain't that visual. Except the time Renly died.

Other than that, pretty cool episode tbh. I really enjoy Sandor and Thoros parts. Sandor and anyone, basically.

[njames89]

Yeah I guess I am just not as negative as the haters. I thoroughly enjoyed it and can't wait for the rest of the season.

[Taser]

Should be good. Lots of things that can happen. But def making the Jon + Daenerys thing look like its going to happen. Seemed like a good possibility before but now.. hmm. Seems stronger than before.

[Thryn]

As I said I dislike Sansa as a character, I actually don't dislike her that much. I dislike Sophie Turner's acting though.

ye i don't like sansa as a character, but she changes and progresses over the course of the show which is nice in terms of development

i just think the performance by turner throughout has made sansa seem way more flat as a whole that what she should be at this point

[Kadeth]

days of our lives is a better show

[Xant]

Game of Feminism

[Molly]

Arya is my favourite in the books and my favourite in the series 

[Macropus]

Why are people complaining about the Hound's vision not being shown? This is so ridiculous.

First of all, they have already shown the dead marching with giants among them, so I assume the Hound saw the same picture as Bran did, why waste the time to show more of the same?
And secondly, and most importantly, the main point in that scene was showing the Hound's face and his emotions while he was seeing this vision. For a character that has always been purely pragmatic, a realist, a cynic, to see something as fantastic as the dead army is huge. And I think the actor nailed it perfectly.

Overall, I really liked the episode and how the scenes flow one into each other in usual GoT style, and I also think the plot pace is great.

[Gnjus]

why only have The Hound tell Thorin what he sees in the fire

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[Asheram]

Why are people complaining about the Hound's vision not being shown? This is so ridiculous.

First of all, they have already shown the dead marching with giants among them, so I assume the Hound saw the same picture as Bran did, why waste the time to show more of the same?
And secondly, and most importantly, the main point in that scene was showing the Hound's face and his emotions while he was seeing this vision. For a character that has always been purely pragmatic, a realist, a cynic, to see something as fantastic as the dead army is huge. And I think the actor nailed it perfectly.

Overall, I really liked the episode and how the scenes flow one into each other in usual GoT style, and I also think the plot pace is great.

We all ready know Bran can see stuff I think that whole vision would have been better suited to that scene with the hound but I guess we have to see Bran seeing stuff to remind us that Bran can see stuff.

[njames89]

I thought the scene with the Hound was great. Shows that others can't necessarily see the visions that one person gets from the fire.

The emotion on his face was great.

[LordBerenger]

Game of Feminism

[Macropus]

I guess we have to see Bran seeing stuff to remind us that Bran can see stuff.

No, we have to see Bran seeing the fucking dead giants marching to the wall to show us that Night's king has dead giants.
But I guess you're complaining just for the sake of it.

[njames89]

complaining just for the sake of it.

This seems to be what most of the people complaining about it are doing tbh. No matter what had been done these people would be complaining.