We Light the Way

Makers know very well that what to show and what to leave upto audiences' . The climax was one of the most intense ever, not even the scriptwriter have imagined such intensity in the climax of this particular episode.

They way this show is developing if like a Symphony created by Beethoven. The lighting effects, ufff....

This is not GOT but an i dependent genre itself. The story and direction is so perfect no one is missing the ample time to Dragons at screen.

Characters, Story grows over you.

Simple suggestions, release episodes on Sunday instead of monday and please don't make us wait for years between seasons.

45 mins of conversation. He with her, them with him, those with those... boooring forced character development with no meat on it.

At the end... What? Who killed who? Who is winking who? What was that noise? I should have payed attention to all this chattery, I dont get it.

There is a party, GOT tradition... it wont go well.

But there are too many confusing events, and some don t make sense at all. Even GOT standards applied.

This required characters red counter... wtf... 120... who coded this? Has this been through a UX testing?

Nobody hated it? I ve read in other reviews people that hates it. AAaand limit met. Bye.

What a beautiful episode, it has a beautiful soundtracks and pictures.

The wedding party is great, it remembers me of GOT world from traditions and dancing, etc. In addition, this wedding has an important details such as the gray character of Daemon, the anger of prince Vaelor who will be a great ally of the Princess and sir Kriston and the ending of the episode which emphasize the coalition between the queen and him against the princess.

Never mention the entering of Alicent hightower with the beautiful green dress, What an amazing scene.

Finally we can say goodbye to young Alicent and princess Raehnaira.

Amd welcome to THE DANCE OF DRAGONS.

The tension in this episode is mind-blowing and through the roof. Game of Thrones (I consider House of the Dragon the same show as Game of Thrones) is a master class in tension building. No other series can do that like Game of Thrones. There's a particular scene in this episode with no dialogue, but there is so much tension in the air, and it's so unbearable, that you don't even need words to know exactly what everyone is thinking and feeling. The silences, the staring, the facial expressions, the body language... Everything is so well executed, and the acting and the music and the editing are so good that you just know something is about to happen and things cannot end well. It was probably the best episode so far. Alliances have been forged and undone, and I cannot wait to see where all of this is going now.

"In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read."

I really don't understand the negative reviews. By claiming the opposite of everyone else, some people seem to want to grab onto the most minute sliver of fame.

These people gatekeep Game of Thrones, despite hating intensely on Season 8, but maybe they consider it a secret masterpiece now, just to be more special.

Yes, the red wedding was good. Yes this episode can be good too, regardless.

I don't know if some were typing away at their phones and not paying attention, but somehow they must have missed the character development they claim to not exist. This episode encompasses everything that I love about this show so far. This is entertainment.