Reviews

This episode begins with a soft but tense scene: Stannis visits The Iron Bank of Braavos, and, of course, with Davos helping him, gets the money. Stannis is going to reborn from ashes? It was easy for Dany to conquer the three cities of the Slaver's Bay, but will she be capable to rule Mereen without creating enemies? Will she domesticate her dragons, so they can stop bringing trouble? The rest of the episode focus on Tyrion's judgment, one of the most fake events of the Seven Kingdoms, Cersei had it all set up, along with Tywin, Varys, Meryn, Pycelle and, for the public's surprise, Shae. Tyrion reveals what he's been taking for so many years: the fact of being a dwarf, of his mother's death after his birth, and all the plan that practically everyone in the court was ruling against him. Game of Thrones keeps itself very realistic - and fictional too, that's the interesting things about the series, what makes GOT's heart beating. Congratulations, cast, staff, and George R.R.M. And thank you for another stunning moment of entertainment.

This is not a movie, this is nothing. Absolutely NOTHING happens in the movie, where is the history? Where is the evolution? At the final scene I laughed, like, that is the movie? Don't spend time and money to see this horrible thing, I admit that is a little creepy until you see that ridiculous final, this film has all topics of every bad terror movie together in a worse junction. It's not real, scary and convictive for anything, it's not even good for teens on a movie night, I'm disappointed, at the final they simply crash the car on an accident, I was laughing on that scene because it's so ridiculous that's become funny, and a no sense scene. And then the movie ends, my friends and me laughed for minutes, it's so ridiculous, because of that I say that this is not a movie. Thanks and sorry about my English, I'm from other country.