@@RealFuckingReviews big facts. Season 6 had it's parts (mainly Jon's story. But even that is butchered now) but now the show sucks...hard. Like so bad you have to wonder if it was intentional
One of the best ending season finales ever! Amazing music, the scenery, the dialogues.., the future in that boat, Braavos, the adventure, the sea., all made it perfect.., the harmony, the cadence of the music, soul embracing
Chrisbas75 So true! I loved this ending so much for reasons you pointed out. But then season 5 came along which really disappointed me. Aria’s story was so disappointing in the series. :(
@Yowatsapp 05 Since it's been a year since I commented I don't exactly remember what I meant, but yes, d&d didn't know what to do with most characters. But at least she got revenge for the red wedding
Joey ZaZa I thought season 5 was the worst (although there were a few great episodes like hardhome and the visual effects were on another level) until season 7 aired. My goodness! Season 7 was like a hollywood blockbuster movie cliché. Stunning visuals can’t hide a bad writing.
kendzo92 True, but they didn't play their part in the misfortunes of those characters. It's very karmic, but I hope Walder Frey, Littlefinger and Roose Bolton are murdered by a Stark.
People can deny it but this really was the spiritual ending of the show. It started on a cold open in the midst of turning events and couldve very well ended the same way
I really like the idea of the coin thing. In my head-cannon I like to think that the Faceless Men have long-since spread the rumour that denying someone with a coin passage brings the assassins to your door. But based on the level of respect shown by the captain, I wonder if the Faceless men themselves use these coins to hitchhike between the continents. A bit like Samara in Mass Effect 2. The justicars (kind of like warrior-monk + samurai in that universe) travel on merchant vessels and their captains welcome their presence. As they greatly deter boarding pirates. A bravosi merchant ship becomes something else entirely, if the captain yells that they have a Faceless Man aboard. There are probably few pirates willing to risk it.
Denying them doesn't bring assasins to your door.If you show that coin to someone they will know you are an assasin and they will try to befriend them.And Assasins can't kill their friends or people they know very good
Such a great ending. Tyrion and Ayar safe and off to better places, and Jon Snow has nowhere to go but up. My three favorite characters all safe after being in harm's way throughout the season. Here's to a promising season 5.
I don't know if this beats the Mhysa scene, but it would be a close second. Plus, Mhysa is one of my favorite music scores, so I might be a bit biased.
lexi smith The season one finale with Dany and the Dragons destroys the Mhysa scene. I'm not talking music, I was more moved by Dany coming out of the fire with 3 hatched Dragons over her crowd surfing while being glorified, something the season one and four endings didn't have.
Oh, true, I forgot that was the finale (haven't seen season 1 in a while). Yes, that scene is amazing, I agree. Idk, I just like the Mhysa scene because of the hopefulness that comes out of it. The season started with a bunch of horrific acts (Rob Starks beheaded corpse sewed to his pet's severed head, had Ygritte riddle Jon Snow with arrows, Balon Greyjoy opening a box revealing his son's severed penis, and had Theon begging to die.) and of course, the Red Wedding was this season... idk, to have it end on a positive note (Dany freeing slaves and shit) was really powerful. Just my opinion though, of course. The only season finale that really didn't do it for me was season 2.
Many people say that the end of season 6 is the best of the whole series, but I think the best ending is season 4 because unlike Daenerys Targaryen who was an adult, had 2 armies, 3 dragons, several counselors and friends, Arya Stark being only a child, saw her father beheaded, her brother Rob stabbed and beheaded, her mother murdered, believed that her brothers Bran and Rickon were burned alive, her sister Sansa living with the murderers of her family, her brother Jon banished from his home and family for being a bastard and despite that she had the courage to get ahead with just a damn coin in his hands and completely alone in a ship full of pirates and rapers. Thanks Ramin for composing the song Children, it was the perfect ending to a season where Arya represented the courage and bravery of a whole world for all of us.
@What ? S6E10 is only good until you realise that it makes no sense whatsoever - Cersei killing 1 of the 2 remaining family members that she trusts (Kevan) - Cersei killing hundreds of the last nobles who actually support her - Cersei killing most of house Tyrell, even though she desperately needs the grain and military support of the Reach - Cersei killing Pycelle for no reason - Teleporting Varys - Despite the High Sparrow having been blown up, the thousands upon thousands of Faith Militant that were outside the Sept spread out around the city didn't react whatsoever - The Knights of the Vale swearing loyalty to Jon even though they have no right to do so without the permission of their liege Robin Arryn As for S6E9, it was a cool battle until you realise that it was the most retarded move in the history of warfare for Sansa to not tell Jon about the Knights of the Vale coming to the rescue, essentially making the climax of the battle a deus ex machina
@What ? Let me break it down for you: - Kevan was still at Cersei's side. For all of S1-6, all Cersei ever thought of was that her family were the only ones that mattered ("Everyone who isn't us is an enemy"). The fact that Kevan tried to prevent her from causing further damage may definitely have caused tension between them, but for her to blow up her own uncle? No, that was never who Cersei was - The hundreds of nobles I'm referring to is much of the royal court, i.e. most of the nobility in the Crownland as well as several houses from the Westerlands and the Reach. In a feudal society the king is desperately in need of the support, money, grains and soldiers of the nobility. To just have them be collateral damage in an attempt to avoid a trial is the quickest way get the entire Crownlands in rebellion - Killing House Tyrell because they "were a threat" is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard. Yes, they were a threat. But Cersei still needed the Reach for her rule to stay intact. That's why she spent all of S5 plotting in order to get the Sparrows to take the blame for brining down the Tyrells. Otherwise she could've just sent a couple of assassins and cut their throat. - Yes, teleporting Varys. The difference between Tyrion's travels from Winterfell, to the Wall, and then to the Eyrie, is that during S1 we could clearly see that time passed just as long for everyone else. In the same couple of episodes Ned travels from Winterfell to King's Landing and then arrange and hold an entire tournament. Daenerys travels from Pentos to Vaes Dothrak, becomes pregnant and sees Viserys killed. Jon almost finishes his entire training. But what happenes simultaneously to Varys going from Mereen to Dorne and then back to Mereen within the span of 2 episodes? Sam goes from Horn Hill to Oldtown (it actually took 4 episodes), Jon is halway to Winterfell, then fights for one day, and then just starts cleaning up the castle. - Baelish is lord protector of the Vale, but he has no right whatsoever to declare that the Vale submits to another house. That would be like your legal guardian being able to hand over your house to your neighbor. The lord protector oversees day-to-day business until the ruler comes of age - You're essentially counting up every battle before S6E9 as being without illogical things. Except for some reason Blackwater, even though you don't say what's so illogical about it. Also, you're essentially excusing the deus ex machina ending of S6E9 because "D&D fucked up and couldn't plan". That's no excuse. The director told them weeks upon end, both before and during filming, that the shoot would be impossible, but they were busy jerking each other off until they realised that they would never finish on time and instead just threw in this twist instead
That scene makes me sad, Arya feels like she lost everything. Her mother and brothers are dead, Winterfell burned... She's only a child and there's no longer anything holding her to this part of the world :'( But at the same time, it's also a new beginning. Ahh, such a cool scene and ending to a season.
@@florianschmal5051 you'd say the opposite if it was divided on the last 3 eps I agree that it was disappointing it wasn't kept till the end, but despite all that it was pretty cool ep
Man, I still can't believe they just ended the show here. Tyrion having just killed Tywin, Arya setting sail for Essos, and Daenerys ruling in Meereen. A shame that they ended the show here, but I suppose it's better to end on a high note.
I find Arya and her story such a tragic thing, honestly. Especially in the books, she's lost all sense of innocence, childhood, or really, sanity. All that's left is a muddled identity and the desire to kill those who hurt her. I would say she's a sociopath, but that's obviously not true. She feels, she knows there is something inside her, but for the life of her, she can't take it out. I feel in a way that she's in the same emotional state as Sansa, yet both show it differently. Both went to great lengths to survive in very different ways (because if you think Sansa just waltz through spending years at court, you're mistaken. One misstep, one wrong word, and she's gone. The great thing is how well she can veil her insults in courtesies and confuse people with them.), but either way both are still damaged. Sansa seems to be growing stronger, though she shows it in a more stoic way. Arya, I worry for, because I don't feel like she'll end the series unscathed. I can't imagine her living a normal life in Westeros after what she's been through. Sansa, while her life might not be nightmare-free, I can imagine being at least a bit, if not happy, content.
Kara Barbieri True points on Arya. Though as it is, I feel that even though the way she grew up was fucked up, it was meant to be. I feel as if she's supposed to be this killer, crazy, awesome little girl. She is a tomboy after all, and she has no desire to marry any man or become a princess or queen or anything like that. I mean she'll probably fall in love sooner or later, though she was meant to be this badass killer who worships the God of Death (which as mad and weird as it sounds is fucking cool).
For one thing i loved this episode, it reminds me of my journey in life, how i suffered and faced so many failures and then one day i woke up and found myself where i wanted to be. For me, that is what this episode entails; FREEDOM! It reminds that for every obstacle in life there is a day that it will finally end. I dont even want to talk about the sceneries, the daialogues, the songs. OMG. This was the end of game of thrones.
I binge watched the first 4 seasons for 4 days back in summer 2014, and for some reeson didn't happen to watch the rest of the show when it was out. So this was literally the end of game of thrones for me.
This is where the show ends for me. Tyrion's fallen from his lordly grace and his scheming got him sent of God knows where. Arya's going to meet back up with Jaqen H'ghar. Perfect. I just wish the next four seasons hadn't happened.
I get goosebumps every time I watch this scene. Everything about it from the music, to to captains reaction, to Arya looking forward, the shot of the ship sailing. Incredible.
@@Risyn1 Yeah but it was mostly playing out the strong writing from the source material, when the old plot threads ended, new healthy plot threads never replaced them. The characters slowly begin transitioning to their fan-fiction derivatives.
@@olofacosta3192 The writers start deviating from the books in season 2, it’s just that the main plot beats are so well written in A Song of Ice and Fire it’s borderline impossible to fuck them up. The huge deviation comes in this episode where the omit Jaime’s confession about Tyrion’s wife and destroy Tyrion’s character.
@@raltor20 agreed. Tbf to the writers they didn't have the budget to do some of season 2 storylines. But season 3 and 4 had no real excuse. They just sort of changed many storybeats for the worst
When I’m on 4th season 5th episode, my brother had already finished watching season 4, and he made me to listen this soundtrack. I got tears when seeing this at that time
Absolutely divine. The Children. Children's Choir. A child going off, but in her heart, knowing she'll come back to avenge her family. First time a choir singing over the epic series signature composition. Everything about this was brilliant.
@What ? 6x10 was not that great... it looked great and killed 2 of the most hatable villians but other then that... especially since most of season 5 and 6 is kinda bad.
6x10 is definitely the most exciting episode to watch (in my opinion). This is mostly because of all the climatic moments it has and the fact that it took place after what lots of people find to be the best battle in the series. Seasons 3+4 are considered to be the best by most people though, and for good reason. They were adapted from the most well liked book in the series and is the most put together part of the story. The ending of season 4 was wrapped up just so nicely. Season 5 was the first time the show started to get a bit messy.
@What ? sooo the best tv ever has Sansa being raped/abused for no reason, Dorne, the horrible kingslansing plot, arya spending most of her time cleaning... you sure known good tv yeah.
@What ? Sansa's abuse storyline served no purpose. It didn't advance her story or tell us something about her we didn't already know. It was a continuation of what she suffered at the hands of Joffrey. It doesn't tell us anything about Ramsay, and it ruins Littlefinger. At best it tells us something about Theon, but that could have been done with his book plot.
I think we can all agree that Dorne was absolutely butchered and that Game of Thrones is far better than the average TV show. Seasons 5-6 had more inconsistencies than the earlier seasons though. Earlier inconsistencies were usually caused by replacements of characters/sub plots. Lasted inconsistencies were cause by direct decisions (that were clearly not good after a second of thought) and lazy writing, and usually made a bigger impact of the story and enjoyment of the show. The good parts of the earlier seasons even feel better because of the well written build up and the characters dealing with the aftermath in a ways that make sense for them. Season 6 would've been considered the best by everyone if the overall writing was stronger and if Season 5 hadn't dragged out it's plotlines. It was also when plot armour became far more frequent (in a story that's famous for it's absence).
:( I was really bummed with Arya's storyline in Braavos. It had the potential to be awesome but I don't know what the writers did. It seemed like they did not know where to go with her character. Towards the end of season 6, she finally goes back to Westeros and gets her revenge. But I think her Braavos storyline was unresolved. And the dorne/sand snakes storyline was an embarrassment and a disgrace. Those 3 actresses could not even deliver. Their acting was bland and wooden. I can no longer take them in the show. Their acting and presence make GoT a B-show. The writers should just kill them off in season 7 ep 1.
Ikr The actors are great , mostly Jaqen but Braavos is so good in the book and Arya is getting brilliant while in the show they turned it into some twisted Arya/Jaqen/Waif triangle. There is no bulling, no abuse in the book. They keep her safe and train her and you can see how good she becomes unlike the show Arya. I still like it when compared to other storylines in the show. Pretty much everything looks bad when compared to the book.
the best and worst feeling is going back to see previous season videos and looking at all the excited and hyped comments, eager for what future episodes hold. i wish they got the ending they deserved
When this episode was released, I was working under some frustrating manager and I was tired to work under him. This ending was so liberating that I watched it number of time and I used to feel amazing every time. Eventually I left the firm and travelled further like Arya 😇
Last scene of the characters we know. All the ones we loved and hated... They all died after this episode and never came back. Possibly the greatest TV show ended here.
I fucking love season 4. The music when tyrion shots his father/aria rides to the boat makes this scene so beautiful and meditative.. If only the show could have stayed that way..
This is THE most thrilling piece of the whole series and perfectly fitting to the father and son ultimate scene, crumble of the old order and 3 other main characters leaving the old life for good, burning bridges behind and looking forward into the unknown to the new one. A masterpiece for storyline, visuals and music.
D&D and GRRM are trolls. One of the best season endings ever filmed; hopeful and chilling with an amazing orchestra song The Children. Then season 5 came... Dammit!
+Tom Most book readers didn't and for good reason. And before you say it, it isn't because it was different than the book. It is because it was worse than the book. It is hard to enjoy something when you've already experienced a counterpart that was so much better.
I hope the Stark children find each other again. They are all alone in their own way, Sansa is trapped with Ramsay, Arya is becoming a killer in Braavos, Bran is north of the wall and Rickon, well god knows where he is. The eldest living Stark, even though he doesn't bear the name, is Jon Snow, and he's really all they have left. When Arya refused to throw away Needle, you could see how much she really missed Jon.
And I guess we have to wait until next season to see what will really happen, seeing as Sansa has 'escaped' Arya is blind (hopefully temporarily) and Jon is dead (I hope to god he comes back somehow) Makes me sad.
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This episode was the moment Game of Thrones hit it's peak
This is the ending of the series for me.
Everything after this is pure fan fiction horseshit.
@@RealFuckingReviews big facts. Season 6 had it's parts (mainly Jon's story. But even that is butchered now) but now the show sucks...hard. Like so bad you have to wonder if it was intentional
@@teeemtee5739 it has its moments, and season 5 had hardhome.... But the series as a whole has been nonsense after season 4.
@@RealFuckingReviews yeah Hardhome was the episode that made you go "maybe the show isn't dead just yet." Look how that turned out
Some people just know how to create an incredible soundtrack 😍
😍😍😍
Yeah! I think that episode 10 (season 3) finale has a great soundtrack like this.
great soundtrack and also a very meaningful ending with the track
Ramin is a legend
very powerful
The music, the scenery, and when Arya give him the coin the reaction, VALAR MORGHULIS. The best ending so far.
Bassam Khan haha seems like a lot of people came here after s8 ep3 to remember the days the show used to be a beautiful masterpiece.
I’d say season 6 ep 10 ending were close in how amazing they were. And funny enough they’re both on ships.
Winter is coming
@@Eevee141 I love the starting of s 6 e 10
It was such a great scene when sept blows up .
Jon Snow best ending is season 8’s
Just kiding 😅
One of the best ending season finales ever! Amazing music, the scenery, the dialogues.., the future in that boat, Braavos, the adventure, the sea., all made it perfect.., the harmony, the cadence of the music, soul embracing
+Chrisbas75 I agree! But did you see, The Chapter "The Dragon's Dance"? (Season 5) Wowwwwwww!!!! I adore this serie.
and then she lost her sight(don't spoil anything I'm on s6e2 you sons of bitches)
hahahahaaa It´s ike life! Unexpected and full of challenges!!
so agree!
Chrisbas75 So true! I loved this ending so much for reasons you pointed out. But then season 5 came along which really disappointed me. Aria’s story was so disappointing in the series. :(
Season 4 was GoT at it's purest
99.1% pure. Oh wait, wrong show...
@@vincentcaleb4876 I understood that reference
@Saif Ibal:
Lol finally someone saw it. I felt so witty when I made the comment and no one responded to it lol.
@@vincentcaleb4876 I liked that
Breaking Bad: I won
best part is shes not looking back shes looking forward Arya rules.
she did both.
Well now, in the end, she did what she always wanted
@Yowatsapp 05 Since it's been a year since I commented I don't exactly remember what I meant, but yes, d&d didn't know what to do with most characters. But at least she got revenge for the red wedding
She keeps moving forward until her enemies are destroyed
@@elisabetaluca7369 she wanted many things but going off to die away from her family she struggled years to go back to wasn’t one of them
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE OF THE SHOW
cerebro Iniesta
Season 8 was better lol
No just the music that makes it amazinf
Amen
Season 4 was so good. Everyone starting a new chapter, this is my favorite finale of all time.
Then came season 5...
But then season 6 :)
And then season 7 :(
Javier Lopez season 7 is part 1 of dream of spring.
In season 5 you have Hardhome which is probably one -if not the best- episode in the whole show
Joey ZaZa I thought season 5 was the worst (although there were a few great episodes like hardhome and the visual effects were on another level) until season 7 aired. My goodness! Season 7 was like a hollywood blockbuster movie cliché. Stunning visuals can’t hide a bad writing.
I endlessly watched this scene. The music is enchanting.
Amazing track... It's just the best soundtrack they could have ever chosen for this scene.
When I first watched this, I felt it was a perfect ending of the show. Well, I still do.
It actually was. Different show started under same title.
+DeadlyMeetings exactly
Agree!
Big Boss what do you say now?
@@libossmavia lmao last episode was a joke
Still gives me a goosebump
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+divine infinity hahahahahahahaha. wtf
lets play guess game , he was beating his employee in his profile pic
@@himanshu7103
He was beating the writers of Season 8
Still *
One word: Goosebumps. I really would hate it if the Starks didn't get their revenge, and I hope Arya plays her part if such a thing does happen.
They're already getting their revenge. Joffrey is dead, Tywin is dead, Cersei is left alone.
kendzo92 True, but they didn't play their part in the misfortunes of those characters. It's very karmic, but I hope Walder Frey, Littlefinger and Roose Bolton are murdered by a Stark.
Kevin Kibble well jon and stannis are seigeing witnterfell atm so
***** Littlefinger is just ambitious... really, really, ambitious.
Ditto.
I can't wait for the next season. so ADDICTED!
People can deny it but this really was the spiritual ending of the show. It started on a cold open in the midst of turning events and couldve very well ended the same way
I really like the idea of the coin thing. In my head-cannon I like to think that the Faceless Men have long-since spread the rumour that denying someone with a coin passage brings the assassins to your door. But based on the level of respect shown by the captain, I wonder if the Faceless men themselves use these coins to hitchhike between the continents. A bit like Samara in Mass Effect 2. The justicars (kind of like warrior-monk + samurai in that universe) travel on merchant vessels and their captains welcome their presence. As they greatly deter boarding pirates.
A bravosi merchant ship becomes something else entirely, if the captain yells that they have a Faceless Man aboard. There are probably few pirates willing to risk it.
damn well said soviet
meme
Anarchist Society haha
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Denying them doesn't bring assasins to your door.If you show that coin to someone they will know you are an assasin and they will try to befriend them.And Assasins can't kill their friends or people they know very good
I am the only one that cried with this?
Thank god, I thought I was the only one!
Ruso deWind The use of images and the music is so shocking at this ending. The choir of children makes me feel chills!.
Alvaro Morales Exactly... I totally cried...
I admit I did shed a tear or ty
I suppose m wid u also
Amazing end to a great show. It's unfortunate it only lasted 4 seasons.
And it's good that you beat the Mountain
Yes
No it is good until season 7.. spoils of war is one of the best episodes in got..
5 and 6 were great
@@Skarachy If you didn't read the books sure. After reading the books I can't enjoy those anymore
Such a great ending. Tyrion and Ayar safe and off to better places, and Jon Snow has nowhere to go but up. My three favorite characters all safe after being in harm's way throughout the season. Here's to a promising season 5.
jon snow safe??
of course...
Oh, you sweet summer child...
No one is safe in this series dude, have you even been paying attention?
Tyrion in a better place... sure...
Don't jinx it!
This song should play during the final scene of the series.
And it did
It did, we can say happily. :D
Yes, it did
This along with the stark theme!! The children of the the stark family!!!
@@deepikasharma8428 no it wasn't
Game of thrones was never the same after this
0:10 onwards is possibly the best cinematography on the show ever. It is perfection. the shot, the lighting, the surrounding. Incredible.
+TheCulturalBomb Agreed. I come back to it often.
+TheCulturalBomb nah the best cinematography is when Robb is striking a tree with his sword and Cat calms him down
+TheCulturalBomb The part on the ship was actually filmed in a car park, with the ocean scene added later.
+TheCulturalBomb the cgi.. yes... cinematography at it's finest
Radu Gheorghes I'm talking about the shots of the hills and the waterfall combined with the look of Arya and the music over the top. Not a CGI port.
The best ending to a finale, much better than that glorifying scene from last season.
I don't know if this beats the Mhysa scene, but it would be a close second. Plus, Mhysa is one of my favorite music scores, so I might be a bit biased.
lexi smith The season one finale with Dany and the Dragons destroys the Mhysa scene. I'm not talking music,
I was more moved by Dany coming out of the fire with 3 hatched Dragons over her crowd surfing while being glorified, something the season one and four endings didn't have.
Oh, true, I forgot that was the finale (haven't seen season 1 in a while). Yes, that scene is amazing, I agree. Idk, I just like the Mhysa scene because of the hopefulness that comes out of it. The season started with a bunch of horrific acts (Rob Starks beheaded corpse sewed to his pet's severed head, had Ygritte riddle Jon Snow with arrows, Balon Greyjoy opening a box revealing his son's severed penis, and had Theon begging to die.) and of course, the Red Wedding was this season... idk, to have it end on a positive note (Dany freeing slaves and shit) was really powerful.
Just my opinion though, of course. The only season finale that really didn't do it for me was season 2.
***** That was the worst ending.
Nah sorry I think the Mhysa scene was the best, followed by season 2, season 1 and this.
Many people say that the end of season 6 is the best of the whole series, but I think the best ending is season 4 because unlike Daenerys Targaryen who was an adult, had 2 armies, 3 dragons, several counselors and friends, Arya Stark being only a child, saw her father beheaded, her brother Rob stabbed and beheaded, her mother murdered, believed that her brothers Bran and Rickon were burned alive, her sister Sansa living with the murderers of her family, her brother Jon banished from his home and family for being a bastard and despite that she had the courage to get ahead with just a damn coin in his hands and completely alone in a ship full of pirates and rapers. Thanks Ramin for composing the song Children, it was the perfect ending to a season where Arya represented the courage and bravery of a whole world for all of us.
So sad game of thrones was cancelled after this. I wonder what would have happened.
Really miss the show :(
Enrique Bahamonde yes... people can shut up on the internet when they write “comments”... 👌🥴
Enrique Bahamonde It’s just a joke lol
Season 6 was a masterpiece, only second to season 4. ❤✋
Boody Jacoub last two episodes sure but the season as a whole I would put below all of the first 4 seasons tbh.
Seasons 4 has the best ending. It was simply breath-taking.
The final scene of Game of Thrones looks really good
After I watched the last episode, I come back to agree with you xD
Wtf where are catelyn resurrection
@What ? S6E10 is only good until you realise that it makes no sense whatsoever
- Cersei killing 1 of the 2 remaining family members that she trusts (Kevan)
- Cersei killing hundreds of the last nobles who actually support her
- Cersei killing most of house Tyrell, even though she desperately needs the grain and military support of the Reach
- Cersei killing Pycelle for no reason
- Teleporting Varys
- Despite the High Sparrow having been blown up, the thousands upon thousands of Faith Militant that were outside the Sept spread out around the city didn't react whatsoever
- The Knights of the Vale swearing loyalty to Jon even though they have no right to do so without the permission of their liege Robin Arryn
As for S6E9, it was a cool battle until you realise that it was the most retarded move in the history of warfare for Sansa to not tell Jon about the Knights of the Vale coming to the rescue, essentially making the climax of the battle a deus ex machina
@What ? Let me break it down for you:
- Kevan was still at Cersei's side. For all of S1-6, all Cersei ever thought of was that her family were the only ones that mattered ("Everyone who isn't us is an enemy"). The fact that Kevan tried to prevent her from causing further damage may definitely have caused tension between them, but for her to blow up her own uncle? No, that was never who Cersei was
- The hundreds of nobles I'm referring to is much of the royal court, i.e. most of the nobility in the Crownland as well as several houses from the Westerlands and the Reach. In a feudal society the king is desperately in need of the support, money, grains and soldiers of the nobility. To just have them be collateral damage in an attempt to avoid a trial is the quickest way get the entire Crownlands in rebellion
- Killing House Tyrell because they "were a threat" is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard. Yes, they were a threat. But Cersei still needed the Reach for her rule to stay intact. That's why she spent all of S5 plotting in order to get the Sparrows to take the blame for brining down the Tyrells. Otherwise she could've just sent a couple of assassins and cut their throat.
- Yes, teleporting Varys. The difference between Tyrion's travels from Winterfell, to the Wall, and then to the Eyrie, is that during S1 we could clearly see that time passed just as long for everyone else. In the same couple of episodes Ned travels from Winterfell to King's Landing and then arrange and hold an entire tournament. Daenerys travels from Pentos to Vaes Dothrak, becomes pregnant and sees Viserys killed. Jon almost finishes his entire training.
But what happenes simultaneously to Varys going from Mereen to Dorne and then back to Mereen within the span of 2 episodes? Sam goes from Horn Hill to Oldtown (it actually took 4 episodes), Jon is halway to Winterfell, then fights for one day, and then just starts cleaning up the castle.
- Baelish is lord protector of the Vale, but he has no right whatsoever to declare that the Vale submits to another house. That would be like your legal guardian being able to hand over your house to your neighbor. The lord protector oversees day-to-day business until the ruler comes of age
- You're essentially counting up every battle before S6E9 as being without illogical things. Except for some reason Blackwater, even though you don't say what's so illogical about it.
Also, you're essentially excusing the deus ex machina ending of S6E9 because "D&D fucked up and couldn't plan". That's no excuse. The director told them weeks upon end, both before and during filming, that the shoot would be impossible, but they were busy jerking each other off until they realised that they would never finish on time and instead just threw in this twist instead
Bro last scene was Jon snow became king cersei queen and Daenerys coming back though
beautiful ending to possibly the greatest season of television ever
mufcbenm amen.
That scene makes me sad, Arya feels like she lost everything. Her mother and brothers are dead, Winterfell burned... She's only a child and there's no longer anything holding her to this part of the world :'(
But at the same time, it's also a new beginning. Ahh, such a cool scene and ending to a season.
I would be fine if game of thrones ended here.
lol
Wtf😂😂😂😂😷😷😷😷
You'd have missed such a great ep 2 days ago
@@motherspiders3913 You mean one of the worst episodes GoT ever produced
@@florianschmal5051 you'd say the opposite if it was divided on the last 3 eps I agree that it was disappointing it wasn't kept till the end, but despite all that it was pretty cool ep
Best ending so far, I never understood why this scene made my cry this way, a masterpiece !
Man, I still can't believe they just ended the show here. Tyrion having just killed Tywin, Arya setting sail for Essos, and Daenerys ruling in Meereen. A shame that they ended the show here, but I suppose it's better to end on a high note.
A giapponè famme du zuppette de miso
If the show got cancelled right here (for whatever reason), it would go down as the best show of all time, without question
The greatest show of all time
GOT season 5 is not bad
this is the best finishing in the entire 8 seasons
I find Arya and her story such a tragic thing, honestly. Especially in the books, she's lost all sense of innocence, childhood, or really, sanity. All that's left is a muddled identity and the desire to kill those who hurt her. I would say she's a sociopath, but that's obviously not true. She feels, she knows there is something inside her, but for the life of her, she can't take it out. I feel in a way that she's in the same emotional state as Sansa, yet both show it differently. Both went to great lengths to survive in very different ways (because if you think Sansa just waltz through spending years at court, you're mistaken. One misstep, one wrong word, and she's gone. The great thing is how well she can veil her insults in courtesies and confuse people with them.), but either way both are still damaged. Sansa seems to be growing stronger, though she shows it in a more stoic way. Arya, I worry for, because I don't feel like she'll end the series unscathed. I can't imagine her living a normal life in Westeros after what she's been through. Sansa, while her life might not be nightmare-free, I can imagine being at least a bit, if not happy, content.
Yeah, I read the books.
Kara Barbieri its like a part of growing up in westeros
Kara Barbieri True points on Arya. Though as it is, I feel that even though the way she grew up was fucked up, it was meant to be. I feel as if she's supposed to be this killer, crazy, awesome little girl. She is a tomboy after all, and she has no desire to marry any man or become a princess or queen or anything like that. I mean she'll probably fall in love sooner or later, though she was meant to be this badass killer who worships the God of Death (which as mad and weird as it sounds is fucking cool).
Kara Barbieri her reaction to Luss Arryn's death sums her up big time
@@thekosmics733 How right you were...
As stupid as it sounds in George's universe but I believe that Arya is the only character that cannot and won't be killed.
oh great.... way to jinx it ;)
Bran too. I'm calling it now.
Palmela Handerson I can see Bran dying as some sacrifice, possibly as a dragon.
please knock on some wood
wood you clarify you're mind?
For one thing i loved this episode, it reminds me of my journey in life, how i suffered and faced so many failures and then one day i woke up and found myself where i wanted to be. For me, that is what this episode entails; FREEDOM! It reminds that for every obstacle in life there is a day that it will finally end. I dont even want to talk about the sceneries, the daialogues, the songs. OMG. This was the end of game of thrones.
I binge watched the first 4 seasons for 4 days back in summer 2014, and for some reeson didn't happen to watch the rest of the show when it was out. So this was literally the end of game of thrones for me.
Complete it
@@nitinkapoor1369 it gets bad after season 4 is what he meant, Nitin
This is where the show ends for me. Tyrion's fallen from his lordly grace and his scheming got him sent of God knows where. Arya's going to meet back up with Jaqen H'ghar. Perfect.
I just wish the next four seasons hadn't happened.
Some people just know how to make epic shit which gives goosebumps
an episode ending full of hope with the great music that can remember for life after watching.
Everytime I feel this moment like to choose to keep going towards your dreams and say "good bye" to your past
I get goosebumps every time I watch this scene. Everything about it from the music, to to captains reaction, to Arya looking forward, the shot of the ship sailing. Incredible.
There’s something about this show that feels incredibly timeless, like they’ll still be people disappointed by the ending 1000 years from now.
Last scene of true Arya.
Not quite.
She's back now, fortunately
A girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell, and she's going home.
True Arya hasn’t even begun yet lol. Did you watch the show?
The music every time is just perfection
Season 1-4 - true GOT
Season 5-6 - fiction
Season 7-8 - embarrassment
5 was decent too
@@Risyn1 Yeah but it was mostly playing out the strong writing from the source material, when the old plot threads ended, new healthy plot threads never replaced them. The characters slowly begin transitioning to their fan-fiction derivatives.
@@Risyn1 5 was mediocre at best. Especially when you realise this is where the writers started over deviating from the books
@@olofacosta3192 The writers start deviating from the books in season 2, it’s just that the main plot beats are so well written in A Song of Ice and Fire it’s borderline impossible to fuck them up. The huge deviation comes in this episode where the omit Jaime’s confession about Tyrion’s wife and destroy Tyrion’s character.
@@raltor20 agreed. Tbf to the writers they didn't have the budget to do some of season 2 storylines. But season 3 and 4 had no real excuse. They just sort of changed many storybeats for the worst
"Valar Morghulis"
"Valar Dohaeris"
*Goosebumps*
Best ending OST of a season..got was sooo good back then..its almost unreal.
When I’m on 4th season 5th episode, my brother had already finished watching season 4, and he made me to listen this soundtrack.
I got tears when seeing this at that time
This is still one of the best musical moments of the entire series. Just perfect.
Still the greatest season of Game of Thrones! Just outstanding
Absolutely divine. The Children. Children's Choir. A child going off, but in her heart, knowing she'll come back to avenge her family. First time a choir singing over the epic series signature composition. Everything about this was brilliant.
Man I can't wait for season 5 to come out. This show is so great there is no way there going to ruin it now that they're out of source material.
lolll
season 5 still had source material to work with. D&D just stopped caring
Season 8
by far the best Song and ending with Arya leaving westeros. Epic and probably best turning point of the whole Series my fav
I can watch this a thousand times and goose bumps are all the same.
that’s the scene i will remember the most from the show. So many memories. The music from Ramin is beyond gorgeous
Thank you so much Ramin Djawadi for this incredible musical score.
why the hell my eyes are tearing up while watching this !
This scene has separate fan base!!
The True Ending Of GOT.
@What ? 6x10 was not that great... it looked great and killed 2 of the most hatable villians but other then that... especially since most of season 5 and 6 is kinda bad.
6x10 is definitely the most exciting episode to watch (in my opinion). This is mostly because of all the climatic moments it has and the fact that it took place after what lots of people find to be the best battle in the series.
Seasons 3+4 are considered to be the best by most people though, and for good reason. They were adapted from the most well liked book in the series and is the most put together part of the story. The ending of season 4 was wrapped up just so nicely.
Season 5 was the first time the show started to get a bit messy.
@What ? sooo the best tv ever has Sansa being raped/abused for no reason, Dorne, the horrible kingslansing plot, arya spending most of her time cleaning... you sure known good tv yeah.
@What ? Sansa's abuse storyline served no purpose. It didn't advance her story or tell us something about her we didn't already know. It was a continuation of what she suffered at the hands of Joffrey. It doesn't tell us anything about Ramsay, and it ruins Littlefinger. At best it tells us something about Theon, but that could have been done with his book plot.
I think we can all agree that Dorne was absolutely butchered and that Game of Thrones is far better than the average TV show. Seasons 5-6 had more inconsistencies than the earlier seasons though. Earlier inconsistencies were usually caused by replacements of characters/sub plots. Lasted inconsistencies were cause by direct decisions (that were clearly not good after a second of thought) and lazy writing, and usually made a bigger impact of the story and enjoyment of the show. The good parts of the earlier seasons even feel better because of the well written build up and the characters dealing with the aftermath in a ways that make sense for them. Season 6 would've been considered the best by everyone if the overall writing was stronger and if Season 5 hadn't dragged out it's plotlines. It was also when plot armour became far more frequent (in a story that's famous for it's absence).
*This*... how did you...?
*Valar Morghulis!*
Beautiful!
Still brings me to tears to this day. What a way to end a season
This scene and music gave me chills, for once everything was going so well
When i saw this ending i was thinking “Fuck this is the best show ever made”, season 8 broke my heart
Look at this epic ending! She's finally going to Braavos and meeting Jaqen!
Then the Braavos arc turned out to be a poorly handled mess.
:( I was really bummed with Arya's storyline in Braavos. It had the potential to be awesome but I don't know what the writers did. It seemed like they did not know where to go with her character. Towards the end of season 6, she finally goes back to Westeros and gets her revenge. But I think her Braavos storyline was unresolved. And the dorne/sand snakes storyline was an embarrassment and a disgrace. Those 3 actresses could not even deliver. Their acting was bland and wooden. I can no longer take them in the show. Their acting and presence make GoT a B-show. The writers should just kill them off in season 7 ep 1.
Ikr The actors are great , mostly Jaqen but Braavos is so good in the book and Arya is getting brilliant while in the show they turned it into some twisted Arya/Jaqen/Waif triangle. There is no bulling, no abuse in the book. They keep her safe and train her and you can see how good she becomes unlike the show Arya. I still like it when compared to other storylines in the show. Pretty much everything looks bad when compared to the book.
THANK YOU RAMIN ! ONE OF THE MOST INCREDIBLE SOUNDTRACK !
What a Way to End a Season. Masterpiece. Watched 7 Years ago. Still In my Memories.
this isn't a soundtrack
actually this is a masterpiece
Finally I've found this song. Been in my head for few weeks, since I watched a video arya fighting while she was blind
Proud to be a GOT fan... Goosebumps whenever listening to it........Forget about S8 and ending....You miss this Show!!❤️
All time goose bumb scene!!!!
Thats the best soundtrack
The best ending to one of the greatest TV Shows. Too bad they didn't make more seasons after this.
I love the figurehead at 2:10 . Combined with the beautiful theme, pointing in the distance for more epic adventures to come.
Very nicely done!
the best and worst feeling is going back to see previous season videos and looking at all the excited and hyped comments, eager for what future episodes hold. i wish they got the ending they deserved
that scene is so thrilling
It gives me chills.
When this episode was released, I was working under some frustrating manager and I was tired to work under him. This ending was so liberating that I watched it number of time and I used to feel amazing every time. Eventually I left the firm and travelled further like Arya 😇
THIS IS THE BEST THING IVE EVER SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE, THANKS HBO!!!!!
Last scene of the characters we know. All the ones we loved and hated... They all died after this episode and never came back. Possibly the greatest TV show ended here.
I fucking love season 4. The music when tyrion shots his father/aria rides to the boat makes this scene so beautiful and meditative.. If only the show could have stayed that way..
It always gets me that arya tried going to the wall to jon before even thinking about braavos
Every second of this show is pure quality. I cannot fathom how perfect everything is in it.
“Look how they massacred my boy” >.
@@charakamalinga1349 aww shit man, I don't even know. That last season was .....eeh
2:00 that music change on point here really make me goosebump every time...
When I saw this for the first time, I was so happy to see her finally taking charge of things. 👍💪
I love that you included the credits. The song playing after the scene ends during the credits is phenomenal.
Game of Thrones is the best show ever created. End of story.
Of course
Best got ending ever, I wouldn't even mind if the show ended here
Well the show ended like this
@@MAAZ_Music yeah, Im really glad
The day tv reached its peak
why does this make me cry and make me feel like this is the ending
Me too! The shots and music are just breathtaking. It's hopeful and full of triumph yet there's a sad feeling touch to it.
The way that man says valar dohaeris gaves me goosebumps
Who is here after Arya sailed to the west ?
This is THE most thrilling piece of the whole series and perfectly fitting to the father and son ultimate scene, crumble of the old order and 3 other main characters leaving the old life for good, burning bridges behind and looking forward into the unknown to the new one. A masterpiece for storyline, visuals and music.
D&D and GRRM are trolls. One of the best season endings ever filmed; hopeful and chilling with an amazing orchestra song The Children. Then season 5 came... Dammit!
+Adrian Gofredo If you didn't enjoy season 5 then you need to have your head examined.
Tom where did I say that I did not enjoy season 5?
+Adrian Gofredo Sorry, I thought that was what you were inferring with ur comment. I take criticism of GoTs far too seriously lol.
+Tom Most book readers didn't and for good reason. And before you say it, it isn't because it was different than the book. It is because it was worse than the book. It is hard to enjoy something when you've already experienced a counterpart that was so much better.
Season 5 was badly written and edited
The way the captain say Valar dohairis still gives me chill
Sucks how game of thrones was canceled only after 4 seasons, but I guess it probably would’ve gotten bad shortly afterwards
this music is amazing !
Game of Thrones at its ultimate best
That music is just phenomenal ❤
THE best finale ever....great tune.
The Children: one of the best songs ever made
One of the best soundtrack*
I hope the Stark children find each other again. They are all alone in their own way, Sansa is trapped with Ramsay, Arya is becoming a killer in Braavos, Bran is north of the wall and Rickon, well god knows where he is. The eldest living Stark, even though he doesn't bear the name, is Jon Snow, and he's really all they have left. When Arya refused to throw away Needle, you could see how much she really missed Jon.
And I guess we have to wait until next season to see what will really happen, seeing as Sansa has 'escaped' Arya is blind (hopefully temporarily) and Jon is dead (I hope to god he comes back somehow)
Makes me sad.
+jake challoner Nah, Sansa's dead, too. No way she survived that jump.
Stark's done for.
+FamousTijmen Sansa does survive, theres 10's of meters of snow
+FamousTijmen Season 6 photos are out. She is alive :)
This scene gives goosebumps whenever i watch it no maater how many times.