The Dance of Dragons

Now, for starters, this was a very good episode, excellent in fact.

Just before the fourth season, the actors and the director gave us an indication how season four was going to be less focused on the ninth episode alone and that the season was going to have large plot movement all the way throughout the season. While i did not feel this was true in season four, this represents season five 100%.

As normal, the acting and the drama in this episode is holding up to the series standards, even more so!

In the previous seasons i have been, what can i say... Not as excited for the 10th episode, reason being the 9th installment. This season it is not the case at all. Having left Kings Landing untouched, i cannot wait for the 10th episode.

All in all, great acting from everyone involved, and it succeeds to keep us very much interested after the excitement of "Hardhome".

"Dance of Dragons" is not only one of the greatest episodes so far, but it left the audience very much exited for the 10th episode. Which IF there is something GOT have been lacking is exactly that.

Another intense episode. Had me on the edge of my seat the whole time

Although relatively young in watching the series, I will write my first review for a specific episode, starting with that. I have watched great episodes until I reached the 9th of the 5th cycle, but I have to admit that in this episode I fell in love with the series. Especially the setting in the Mereen arena makes it so normal to fall in love with the series. Literally the final flying of the dragon raises the level of the series in the sky...

This episode was a blend of beauty and shock! It was emotional and dark, while qlso being visually stunning!

This episode had its moments ts where they really took it far in terms of shockvalue and dark moments that made you feel uneasy qnd uncomfortable as well as despise the characters particepating in the horrorible actions!

The last part once again delivrred an intense and amazing experience with great action! This was the first time we see a dragon in action, and get a taste of how valuable they are in warfare and combat! It was just a really beautifull scene at the end, visually and for Danearys!

Also fun to hear qbout The Dance of Dragons, while House of the Dragon is an ungoing series!

I'm reading reviews that are all over the place. Apparently, some feel there are set of rules that can't be crossed. These folks should have stopped watching long ago. The series has pushed the envelope time after time after time. There's incest, sexual excess, nudity, graphic violence, on and on. The Game of Thrones is about power and the effects of power. When the little girl gets burned, many think the series has gone to far. It doesn't matter that numerous children have died in other episodes. What about the farm children that are the focus of Theon? This is a fiction and it's often about the worst of humanity. It's about every level of ambition possible. It is about people that see life as nothing, unless it's their own, and even then it's not valued. There are great scenes here. The final battle is quite amazing. Let's look at this series for what it is and stop imposing our own belief system on it. If you have very conservative views on this, it shouldn't be your cup of tea. I know that "it is what it is" is a cliché these days, but nothing is more apt. Also, quit comparing everything in the books to the film. Everyone knows that every adaptation that has been done is different from the final result. Hail "King of Thrones" for being honest and incredibly entertaining. I can't wait for the finale of Season 5.