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Apr 10, 2013The third season of HBO's Game of Thrones is shaping up to be its finest yet. The writing, acting and production values are stellar as usual, but the biggest difference so far is with the pacing. The creative decision to cover only the first half of the third of George R.R. Martin's books has allowed for the characters to be even more fully fleshed out and for new characters to be integrated smoothly into the narrative. Thrones desire to constantly evolve and improve upon each season is remarkable for a series that was already nearly flawless.… Expand
Aug 15, 2013As with the book on which it is based, part three absolutely cements this series' greatness. As always, though, the series' adaptation of the book adds a whole new dimension of genius to the story. Season three jumps right past the dubious 'action' of the fourth book and jumps right into sampling the fifth book, while delaying some of book three's crazy developments. Cannot wait for more. 10? Yeah, it is perfect.… Expand
Jun 19, 2013I've enjoyed watching the show greatly thus far, from the cool intro to the stellar performances, characters, and settings. It's definitely a visual treat for anyone fond of science fiction and fantasy. I never read the books so I'm not comparing it to anything. It's a bit hard to admit for fear of contradicting all the hype around the show, but I'm finding myself losing a lot of interest pretty quickly, especially after this last season. Other TV shows with far less complicated stories have me looking forward to the next episode. This one is starting to make me cringe. It's almost a job to watch it. The incest, the decapitations of hands and other junk, and the high number of cruel despicable people in this world paint a dreary vision of an unhappy place that I want nothing to do with. One of the greatest things I've always found about fantasy stories, when they're done well, is that you almost long for that kind of life, to be in that kind of world...swords and magic. Makes you feel like a kid. GoT instead makes you thankful you live on planet Earth, and where's the fun in that? I'm getting very tired of the build up...there are too many separate stories and it doesn't come together enough to keep my attention. Too much foreplay, not enough climax, I think I'll roll off and go to sleep now. As other reviewers have mentioned, I agree that the Dothraki thing is getting tiresome. That's a perfect example. I rolled my eyes after the second or third desert nation freed from slavery. I dunno, I'm gonna keep watching for sure but if it stays at this pace for another season, I'll probably have to put it down. They'll have to come up with something more than and ass to keep my attention anyway.… Expand
May 6, 2013Both Season 2 and Season 3 are even better from Season 1. This is the best TV show for me and i am in love with the Medieval Fantasy setting. My only complain is that they release only 10 episodes every year. HBO while knows that this series is a success they are greedy with the few episodes they release every year
Oct 13, 2013The 3rd season ups the ante in everything. Memorable dramatic scenes, shocking (and sometimes sadistic) ones, complex plot, as well as character development and dynamics. There nothing on TV right now as good as this outstandingly fantastic show. What i enjoy the most is how this show keeps killing off characters and introducing new ones, keeping it from ever becoming stale. It will be interesting to see how this saga will end up, although it will also be very saddening to see it end.… Expand
Jun 11, 2014The bloodiest and most tense season yet. The series is taken to some of the darkest and most shocking places it has been so far, and it is always ready to surprise you. While conflicts from the previous seasons rage on or even end, new ones constantly pop-up. With changes and surprises around every corner it's hard to not be kept on the edge of your seat. The high quality continues on, and I can't wait for season 4.… Expand
Jun 10, 2013The word epic gets banded about a lot, but, if any TV show has ever truly earned that title it is Game of Thrones. Featuring a huge, and incredibly talented, cast it is quite frankly amazing how the writers and directors have been able to bring such an interesting and detailed world to the small screen.
Ignore those who criticise the show for its fantasy setting as this is drama at its very best.… Expand
Apr 2, 2013A very good beginning to the show, ties up a lot of loose ends and sets up coming events. A lot of the TV show has redone Daenery's plot, for the better as far as I'm concerned.
Apr 8, 2013Absolutely love this show. The first two seasons are great and season three should be the biggest and best season! Also they do a exceptional job at making the books into a tv show, the books are no walk in the park. Kutos to HBO!
Jun 3, 2013Still one of the best shows on TV, but this is the weakest season by its own very high standards. Reviewing this as a TV show rather than a television adaptation of a book series, you can not avoid one conclusion: there is simply too much going on. The characters are beautifully constructed with great personalities and depth from the previous seasons, but you add to this cast and suddenly we do not see characters for two to three weeks, to then only spend 3 minutes with them. Other times we are forced to watch overly long scenes of the king of the north making love or Theon getting tortured yet again, just an uncomfortable voyeuristic piece of titillation. Jon Snow receives far too much screen time for the actual amount of growth his character accomplishes, whilst last seasons cliff hanger ending of an army of white walkers has received little mention at all. A more cynical viewer may consider this a season/book of padding by an author/production company who know they have a golden goose, but I have more faith that this season has been about tying loose ends before the long winter finally begins.… Expand
May 21, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. this series is dropping drastically. Once you get there's no real story or interesting twist to it to unreveal, you get that the format is more and more aiming at a certain specific target: Every ongoing plot is about stereotypical relationships: hot strong willed queen, hot submissive murderer willing to be tamed. just king, just lady. The dwarf protecting a child while having an affair with a prostitute. Whore which having sex here and there. dark hero with a wild boyish woman. Immoral rich douchebag falling in love with macho-lady. the fatty irritating coward getting people killed while going around with the poor woman with a child.
Everything is about sex and erotic situations. So basically this is not a bad thing in itself... It's just that i'm not interested in "Beautiful" and soaps... you know, if i want sex i can search for porno... And i'm disappointed since the first series was actually cool... With great acting and plot.... And now it's all lost. There's nothing more than a linear boring plot with sex and romance involved... So the target is clearly not me, but my guess is mainly 15-40 women. I can see, anyway, that also straight males fell for this trap not seeing what this series has transformed into, maybe because the addiction effect this kind of format is capable of... Anyway, i rate this a 6, since not everything is ruined (YET), and there are still good special effects and inspiring scenarios involved... And some nice asses and boobs too... Still not more than that, because i feel somehow tricked, and saddened by the lost potential of the series... but maybe this depends on the books quality too, dropping every year....… Expand
Apr 9, 2013My only problem with the show is 1 hour seems like 15 minutes and I want more. To be honest, this is my favorite TV show of all time. I recommend everyone to watch it. Everything about it is great. The acting, characters, production values, plot, etc. Its a masterpiece.
Jun 21, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The Rain of Castamere...this episode alone made this season a must see event. Sure GOT is gory and contains a lot of nudity, but it has one of the best characterization in any TV series out there. You can't hold on to a character too long, they might end up miserable or dead. An evil character can have a life changing event and repent...or the other way around. Great all around...one of the best TV series in the last couple of years.… Expand
Apr 22, 2013This is a story with many, many moving parts. In the wrong hands, the series could have so easily disintegrated into a bubbling mess of confusion, but it has been handled not only ably, but with astounding finesse. The overall story weaves with grace, each scene carries with it an almost tangible flavor. Characters are believable and acted with soul. But the most remarkable achievement, I'd say, is having been able to hold it all together, all the intricate little plots, all the rich characters, without letting any one storyline or character progression get lost. Each season has improved upon the last in every regard, and I am happy to see that reflected in most critical reviews. I think no matter your bent toward or away from high fantasy, if the series maintains this level of care, it will go down as one of the greatest television achievements of all time.… Expand
Sep 5, 2013If you are a fan of the books you might be disappointed by some of the liberties the writers have taken, but to put such a vast complex series of books to screen is one of the best things I've ever seen. HBO has brought one of the best series of novels to screen and hopefully is going to continue into the future doing the same with this property.
Feb 26, 2014The third season of Game of Thrones mostly felt like filler to me till the end. With its vast and complex storyline, that always seems to add new "main" characters every season, its easy to get bogged down in some of the more trivial things that pop up from time to time. Also the fact that people may be more emotionally invested in certain stories than others, like I was with the Night's Watch storyline. This season didn't get good till the end and the story kept adding people to it like trying to stuff a rivers worth of water into a small glass. Fortuantely, with no spoilers, they cut one part of the story, which was the biggest surprise of the season. Anyone who has even heard of the big reveal this season should know what I'm talking about as Game of Thrones is always good for at least one big reveal a season. This season was probably the worst in my book but it was still grand. I love this show quite a bit and I'm very interested in seeing where it goes from here on out, especially with a few of the characters. Special mention goes out to the DvD/Blu-ray release of this season. The in episode guides that came along with the hours of commentary and extras that were added onto it really was something special. I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs a refresher with the series cause, like I said earlier, you can easily succumb to the weight of the story if you don't know all the history. But it was definitely the worst season, as a whole, for the series so far and I have to penalize it for that. That definitely doesn't mean it's a bad show though. If you're into medieval inspired fantasy settings then this should be your first place you look. Wonderful show.… Expand
Jun 6, 2013The more and more I watch it, The more I get disappointed. I love the Song of Ice & Fire series but the show has epicly failed this season. Each episode seems to end poorly and is too quick to cut away during scenes, No where near as smooth as the transitions were in Season 1. The Red Wedding, which is the biggest scene of the series so far, was poorly done and a great disappointment for me. It absolutely ruined the season for me.… Expand
Jul 13, 2013Another impeccable season of Game of Thrones. Plot twists and political drama was once again well written and spread in all of the episodes. There was a good distribution of screen time, which is very difficult to do in a television series with so many characters and plot lines. Great to see the development of stories in both, Westeros and Essos.
Apr 19, 20133 episodes in, and I am quite impressed. The first two episodes (especially the premiere) focused on setting up the plot lines and character arcs of the season. The third episode also had a considerable amount of set-up, but it also moved at a faster pace and brought quite a few surprises. This is shaping up to be the best season yet. The writing is still stellar, the acting top notch, and the production values better than ever. I can't wait for the rest of this season!… Expand
Jun 8, 2013The best instalment in the series consequently results in the best season thus far. While some liberties were taken with twisting several plot elements from the book, it nevertheless remains mostly faithful to the book.
Jul 3, 2013At times I felt that season three was the show's slowest yet. For me too many of the characters, I can think of Arya, Sam, Jaime and Brann off the top of my head, were sharing journeys of a similar nature and although the plot only visited them occasionally, there didn't seem to be much diversity between the story lines and episodes could be filled with people on the move, never seeming to make much progress towards their goals.
On the other hand, all the above is what makes Game of Thrones such a great show. The plot moves along at its own speed, steadily moving the massive cast of characters along in their respective story arcs. The slow and deliberate story telling is such a contrast to many TV shows where writers seem to rush plots at the expense of character development. That is not to say that Game of Thrones is not capable of turning up the excitement levels. I think this season has contained the biggest shocks of the show so far and considering what happened at the end of season one, that is saying something.
This leads me on to the episode The Rains of Castamere, also known as The Red Wedding. I'm keen not to give anything way so it is difficult to comment on but for me this episode underlines the greatness of the show. A colossal event in terms of characters and story line that you just would not see in any other show. Imagine Tony Soprano's family being wiped out in the middle of an episode in the middle of a season. Totally unheard of. The scenes in particular were brilliantly produced as well and any silly doubts I had over the show were instantly erased by this episode.
Elsewhere, Tywin demonstrates he is the only Lannister able to lay the law down to Joffrey. I'm looking forward to seeing more of this in the future, Joffrey seems genuinely afraid of his grandfather. Tywin's arrival shakes things up at Joffrey's court and things change for Tyrion, Sansa and Littlefinger and even Cersei seems unable to avoid her father's plans to strengthen the family.
The season comes to a close with the fate of one major character unconfirmed and I can't wait for the fallout from the Red Wedding to filter across Westeros. The next season of Game of Thrones cannot return soon enough.… Expand
Jun 26, 2013This is a TV Show which manages to uplift the best parts of the source material, whilst cutting back the fat and gristle holding it back. In the process it manages to satisfy those who appreciated the original story as well as newcomers who wouldn't otherwise experience it.
Similarly as the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy was to its novels, this is a more perfect representation of the fantasy universe.… Expand
Apr 2, 2013As a reader of the book series, I can say that this show gives complete justice to the books. They treat every plot line with respect. When they out material you can trust they have a good reason to do so, be it casting limits, budget or episode constraints. One could just complain "oh they left this out and they changed that" without even considering why. Now I know I have only seen one episode, but to be honest, one is enough to see that this season will be the best. I wish the score went higher than ten, because I think it deserves a higher score than last year.… Expand
Apr 14, 2013I'll get this out of the way right now, I'm a fan of the books. It didn't originally begin that way, I first saw this show when season 1 was airing and then I read the books as I was immediately engrossed in this fantastic world. There have been some changes in the first two episodes of this season I'm not too keen about, such as Stannis being set up as a villain, but despite deviating from the books this show is still brilliant.
One thing you need to accept as a book fan is this show will be different, whether it's for better or worse it's happened and will continue to happen until the show has concluded.
The production values of this show have been amazing, more so in this season than ever. The costumes are beautifully crafted, the locations are wonderful and the visual effects always impress. This together with the casts great performance makes Game of Thrones one of, if not the, most enjoyable shows on television right now.
I've seen a few people complain that the beginning of this season has been slow, if you feel that way then I must tell you that you're watching the wrong show. Game of Thrones isn't about large scale battles or epic duels, it's about great storytelling and character development. We see our favourite and most hated characters continue their stories through the world of Westeros and get to meet new people in the mean time.
Season 3 is looking like it could be the best of the show yet.… Expand
May 13, 2013Absolutely best medieval fantasy drama ever. Best plot, best actors (for many of them is the debut) and nice action scenes. Game of Thrones series it the exact interpretation, that the book deserve, and it deserve the best of the best
Apr 3, 2013Everything about this series is terrific, spell-binding, intense and epic. I can't think of any other series for which I waited for like I did for Game of Thrones this whole year. Acting, writing, direction and cinematography are way more than brilliant, near to perfect and absolutely flawless at times. The season premiere took some time to build just like the series premiere did and there's nothing wrong with taking things slow. Game of Thrones is really the best series on TV right now and if you don't agree, there's something seriously wrong with you.… Expand
Jul 27, 2013The best season so far! With absolutely phenomenal performances by Dinklage, Clarke, Fairley and Coster-Waldau. This season achieved greatness because it managed to work in many of the important characters cut in the previous season and in nearly every episode there was some sort of emotional atmosphere that was achieved. Also they managed to cut a lot of the unnecessary sex scenes (that aren't all in the books) which was an added plus to this season. The red wedding was absolutely flawlessly and horrifyingly done. Absolutely an amazing season and I can't wait for the next one!… Expand
Jun 19, 2013Again, great show on HBO or any television network. The story, acting, are just great. Wonderful writing and keeps you interested throughout the entire season. Wonderful TV
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Aug 9, 2013Game of Thrones is one of the best shows on TV. Season 3, best season so far. The cast is outstanding (I particularly love Emilia Clarke). I still can't recover from the Red Wedding events. Epic.
Apr 8, 2013I've just watched the second episode and I'm officially disappointed. After watching the first episode I decided to wait until the next one in order to get a more solid idea of what this new season had to offer.
In just two episodes I've seen too many made up scenes/dialogs, character modifications, premature revelations (true spoilers, if you ask me) and story acceleration. I don't think it's going to get any better.
It seems to me that they are heavily concerned about costs in this season: very few extras, important number of character/scene omissions, spoilers, etc. They are systematically skipping characters and scenes...they might say this is due to broadcast time limitations...but I don't buy it.
You can perfectly squeeze a hundred pages or so into a 50min. episode (10 episodes around 1000 pages). I don't think the problem is time but budget. Pay attention to the small amount of extras in most scenes (Only around 30 Unsullied in the first episode...it begs the question, doesn't it?) pay attention to all the characters that are omitted and who gets to play their part instead, notice the made up dialogs and scenes created to compensate for the huge omissions. Barristan Selmy was directly revealed in the premiere (they didn't bother to make him play Arstan), The Bloody who? Tom O' what? this clearly announces important omissions and modifications in the plot, they won't probably bother to tell half the stuff that is contained in the book, and they could perfectly do it.
Don't get me wrong, in my opinion there is plenty of pages to skip in Storm of Swords (I would skip Catelyn and Bran almost completely, leaving only the most important driving elements...but that's just me). I think they are skipping important/rich parts of the story like the Bloody Mummers, Tom O' Sevens (the outlaw atmosphere), the mysterious Arstan Whitebeard. The Reeds pop out suddenly, without any kind of introduction, and are ill characterized, same happens with Thoros of Myr. He is supposed to be emaciated (he was fat but now he is supposed to be gaunt because of war, hunger and suffering) he is supposed to be completely bald too, he looks like a very troubled and serious person in the book, that's not the character I just saw singing in the second episode (he was clearly trying to emulate Tom O' Sevens. A clear and sad consequence of his omission).
Bottom line: Storm of Swords is, in my opinion, the best book in the saga (so far). I think they are spoiling the story by trying to keep the budget under control.
Like I said before, it is perfectly possible to squeeze 1000 pages (probably less) into a 9hour show without drastic omissions. There's no reason to "kill" interesting characters/scenes other than expenditure control.
In my opinion, they will spend a lot of money anyway and people will watch the series no matter what, so there's no need to be tight here.
Thanks for reading.… Expand
Jun 24, 2013This is ridiculous! I didn't believe that this would be better than Season 2, and not only does Season 3 top it, it goes beyond that. This show is simply one of the greatest shows, not just now, but of all time. Its so great and it always leaves me wanting more. I really wish Season 4 started tomorrow, especially knowing what's going to happen in Season 4 (read Book 3, a Storm of Swords, and you can know too). It all gets better from here. I'll be especially impressed if Season 4 tops Season 3. Character development and the stories are all so good. Its basically flawless, but its also a pain to keep up with. Its one of those rare shows where you have to pay real good attention or you'll miss something. I highly recommend this, and the entire series.… Expand
Jul 26, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If you like sword play and incest this may be the perfect show for you. No character is safe from getting killed and there is also plenty of romance to keep the ladies interested.… Expand
Apr 2, 2013Nothing exceptional...it's just a normal first episode. Stop being those subjective blind fans who will scream wow every time they see a dragon fly or an unknown secondary character getting stabbed.
Feb 16, 2014The third season steps up the game. There is more suffering for the characters, some of whom become sympathetic. More deaths, conflict, conniving, backstabbings. The most interesting story lines were about Jon Snow and Daenerys, who were overshadowed by Arya and Tyrion in the previous season. Some of the bits were changed from the books and I'm curious how the plot will turn out later. The dragons were more useful. We get to see the people and creatures from beyond the wall.
The element of uncertainty, with which I fell in love back in the first season, comes back in all its glory and gory details. The show, like the books, continues to assert that there are no completely good guys and bad guys. And there are no heroes or central characters who are completely safe; except of course for a few like Daenerys Targaryen, Arya Stark, Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister and perhaps Sansa Stark and Bran Stark. Without them the story would fall apart, and it's never wise to kill off your most intriguing characters. Everyone else is fair game.
This show has reached a point where one shall have to watch the entire series back to back, as it unfolds like a great novel and at no point does it drag down and show us which is strictly episodic. The plot continues to unravel and advance. This is probably the reason I could not enjoy the season the first time I watched it week after week. But upon my second viewing, I was engrossed for sure and enjoyed literally everything. The creators have kept on doing justice to the source material, and changed bits of the story that have no great bearing on the story.
I felt un-satiated and was hungry for more at the end. The last scene of the finale literally brought tears to my eyes, a feat even the deaths of some of the characters failed to do.… Expand
Jun 4, 2013CONTAINS SPOILERS
The Red Wedding TV episode was brilliant but lost something with some of the omissions from the book. For example: the flaming of the Stark army in their tents by catapult, the absence of Greatjon Umber, the Hound and Arya fighting to escape the Freys, Cat's doubts and the build-up of tension after Robb's party arrive at the Twins.
Having said that, some of the changes were very effective: Robb's wife being there and dying alongside him (sad though it was), Cat killing Lord Walder's wife as opposed to Jinglebells and Grey Wind being shot while locked in a stall.
Overall, I would say they did an excellent job and despite knowing what was coming I was deeply moved and disturbed by the intensity of the scene. I was just a little bit disappointed that some of the things I had anticipated didn't happen or were altered.… Expand
Jun 10, 2013Yet another stellar season for Game of Thrones, and it shows no signs of letting up. This season has definitely been the fastest paced. The problem is is that there are so many characters to keep up with. This is GoT's strength, and at times, weakness. Almost every character on this show is as well acted and well written as the next. One can only hope they can keep this up for years to come.
Sep 6, 2013Aside from the essential need for a cheat sheet to keep all of the relationships square in your mind, this is a delicious world that is expertly developed and beautifully shot. Plus it's got dragons!
Apr 11, 2014Season 3 is Game of Throne's best season yet. An outstanding, emotionally scarring (You know what I'm talking about, Episode 9) and exciting season in a quality-growing series. From the first scene to the last, the production values of the series are put to test, with incredible fighting sequences and special effects James Cameron would be jealous about. The characters also get lots of bonding time with the audience (Oh, by the way, **** you episode 9), and especially talking about Tyrion Lannister, who finds a way into my heart to be my favourite Lannister, and even find forgiveness to some despicable characters (Not Joffrey, of course, he is a dick). The acting is top-notch by this season, there is lots of blood and nudity as always, but some of the most shocking moments television has ever shown (I am talking to you, Episode 9) are truly the standouts of this season (Episode 9, did I mentioned it enough?).
Season 3 is the reason to watch Game of Thrones, and the perfect appetizer for hopefully even better seasons.… Expand
Jul 8, 2013It got off to a slow start and launched into the most blood-soaked, bugf**k crazy season yet. I'm not going to spoil anything here, but this season is not for the faint of heart.
May 20, 2013Season 3 went the way the books did nowhere.
There is no coherent story as such, the scenes jump all over the place.
The only thing that is left some CGI action but thats not enough to make it interesting.
Apr 2, 2013Acting is great as usual. Scenery is great is great as usual. Story and suspense is great as usual. It's a thrilling ride that everyone, not just fans of fantasy, but everyone should take part of.
My one and only complaint I wish it was friendlier for those that did "not" read the book. I've read the books but my wife and friends have not and are often confused by name droppings and plot mentions that one would only understand if they read the books. For example, the beginning of the episode where Samwell is asked if he released "the Ravens". Nobody but me understood what this meant when we watched the episode. I only understood and of course I had to explain the plot to others as I know what happened at the battle where Samwell did not release the ravens. This happened a lot through Season 2 as well, where they would name drop or mention some subplot (brotherhood without banners for example) where one would only understand if they read the books and I was left explaining all of this stuff.
Apart from that, it is an awesome series.… Expand
Apr 1, 2013You do not simply set up everything for a huge battle in the last episode of the former season and then just don't show anything of it at all, besides that some scenes have been very underwhelming (mance raider, rushed barristan selmy reintroduction).
Mar 31, 2013For a show as vast and complex as HBO's Game of Thrones, a slow and careful re-introduction is probably for the best. The pace of tonight's Season 3 premiere is accordingly quite measured- one might say that it abruptly ends before anything significant actually occurs- but we find ourselves cured of cliffhanger and able to begin sorting through a plot that has had a tendency to overwhelm in the past. Timeframe, along with the pantheon of characters, has been somewhat condensed from the novelistic version of tonight's events, but the cuts were made carefully and do not yet appear to leave any obvious holes or scars. Performances are impressive, writing is stellar, new winds of complexity begin blowing in the north and south alike, and one can't help but wish it were already next Sunday. Game of Thrones is back.… Expand
Apr 4, 2013All i can say is, im glad this brilliant show is back on air!!!
the first episode starts by bringing back all the characters into the story, reminding you of what they were doing, and getting the story rolling again, however i felt there was a lack of connection or acknowledgement between all the main characters, feeling like each different scene featuring a different house was a skit from a comedy sitcom.
given that, the episode was still great, with some really exciting scenes and great writing (8/10 probably). i think daenerys will probably become one of the most important and interesting charters in this season.
the trailers are showing pleanty more action which is always good, and i just cant wait for it all to unfold!… Expand
Mar 31, 2013Episode one can most definitely be considered a brief rendezvous with each of the seasons main characters. Although our "Thrones" pallets have been given a light taste of whats to come, one can't help but feel a bit robbed of a genuine "meal". Game of Thrones is consistently satisfying. I give it an 8 for the first episode only because as is expected it's serves as a recap of the end of last season. Essentially the stage has been set for what I expect to be a season of great fantasy entertainment.… Expand
Apr 1, 2013Game of Thrones season 3 is here! The writing is absolutely fantastic and better than ever,the storylines are highly compelling and there's a darkness lingering in the air as death literally is on every corner.The show is easily the most visually stunning show on TV with gorgeous sets and special effects blending in perfectly with this dark fantasy realm that George R.R Martin has created.The acting performaces are stunning by everybody and there are no weak links.Game of Thrones has hit a very strong stride,and the stakes are higher than ever before.The realm is engulfed in a hell'ish war of those competing for The Iron Throne.There will be blood....there will be lots of blood.From Daenary's travelling to Slavers Bay to Jon Snow meeting the King beyond The wall.Game of Thrones is compelling TV,and TV you cannot miss. 10/10… Expand
Apr 9, 2013I have been continually impressed by the writing and adaptation of this show from the books. For more in depth analysis:
May 24, 2013Truly there are usually only a few shows that come along that can be called cultural icons. Game of Thrones is easily a contender for such a title. Based on the novels by George R. R. Martin the story already has a strong establishment from the beginning and each season builds on the last giving more and more depth to the world.
The costume design, the characters, and the effects are all top notch and truly immerse a viewer in this cold and bleak world of intrigue and deception. There are the truly despicable characters who you are gradually taught to hate from the beginning and then there are the characters whose actions seem, at the time, to be reprehensible but are later revealed to be veiled under a guise of nobility and then there are the truly righteous, the ones that you feel like rooting for and truly invest yourself in. That is the greatest effect this show has. It involves you in the characters that it develops. Whether you are rooting for Daenerys Targaryen to take back her throne or if you want Robert Stark to avenge his father's death an restore order or if you want Stannis Baratheon to claim the throne that was his brother's you feel involved in the story and invested in the character you hope for. And there are a lot of characters.
The one downside I can see for some viewers is the sheer amount of information that is thrown at you. I love the depth and complexity of the story, but it is easy to see how others might get lost is the menagerie of intrigue and deception. It can also mean that missing an episode will throw you completely for a loop and it is essential that they be watched in sequence. If you are new to the series it is a must that you start at Season 1 and work forward, otherwise you will miss large chunks of the veiled plot.
The show divides its time between so many stories that a casual watcher can easily become overwhelmed by them. One moment you are trudging through the forest with Jaime Lannister and Brienne of Tarth only to find yourself a few minutes later watching Arya Stark and the Brotherhood Without Banners. It is the kind of show where it is all or nothing. If you aren't willing or able to devote yourself to watching each episode completely then you might as well just read the summaries of the plots online or to watch something else, because you need your full attention to grasp the depth of the storytelling.… Expand
May 31, 2014The writing is amazing, it is acted so well and the story follows so many different characters with their own stories and Game of Thrones does a lot other Dramas are to afraid to do.
My favorite TV series ever, 10/10
Jul 4, 2013A really successful adaptation of truly great book "A Storm of swords". Top notch acting, good directing, probably the most complicated story colliding with shocking drama that is "Game Of Thrones"! There are some week moments, but mostly minor ones. But it's not for everyone, there are some really disturbed and cruel scenes so be careful
Apr 27, 2013This show is the high point of each week for me, I am captivated. Each episode builds more complexity and intrigue. This is the best series on TV today!
Apr 27, 2013With these first 3 episodes passing by lightly, the real war started from the ending of episode 4 showing that nobody messes with the mother of dragons or her army. her 5 minute performance deserves an emmy! if this show doesn't end with her on the iron throne i will be really disappointed. YOU GO EMILIA CLARKE!
Oct 19, 2013Season 3 is by far the best of the series so far. As a fan of the books I like how the series is being adapted and like guessing at which scene will happen next. Fans of this show whether you have read the books or not are sure to like this newest season
May 6, 2013Great show, but as always "the books are better". If you are a fan of the TV show please take time to read the books. Yes they are long. Yes they will take a lot of time. Yes they are worth it. The show can only explain so much about the characters. The 3rd season is turning out to be pretty entertaining, even though they are changing some major things. Hopefully this show lasts another 6 years.
May 12, 2013With three episodes left I must say this season has really been quite the let down. The intense build up and anticipation left at the end of the second season immediately falters into extensive and unnecessary political drama. The story simply lacks sufficient pop or advancement, with in depth looks at every political squabble even slightly pertinent to the main story line you get lost on the wrong screen, your smartphone. The acting however does continue to present a shining star on a season that has lost all its umph on the set.… Expand
May 13, 2013The most beautifully produced show to ever grace our viewership! Game of Thrones is exciting, intriguing and compelling every step of the way! The scope of the creativity put into every detail of the show is astoundingly evident in the locations, costumes, production design, acting, craft of handling weapons, languages, ACTING!!! DIRECTING!!! WRITING!!!! No detail is left or forgotten! Every single detail down to the buttons on clothing is authentically constructed. The show is approved and supported by its creator George RR Martin, so, it MUST be right. Love the show Love the books!(thanks to the show).… Expand
Jun 9, 2013I originally reviewed this when there were only 3 episodes left, and I ended up giving it a nine. But, after the last three episodes, particularly "The Rains of Castamere" I feel as though it has earned a ten. I know some have complained that the finale wasn't exciting enough, but it was following the episode that is second only to "Blackwater" in terms of excitement. The finale was a good set up for the plot points of next season. And yes, the first couple episodes were a bit slow, but they were still good and the plot has flown nicely since then, with great character development, particularly in the case of Jaime. Plus, the acting was incredible but seemed particularly great in the finale. All in all, it was a great season and every episode was great in its own way.… Expand
May 21, 2013Fantastic Tv Series that leaves you wanting more at the end of every episode. Plot twists that will make your mind melt and sizzle. Characters with incredible depth and time invested into every detail of them. Tyrion Lannister for instance played by Peter Dinklage. He is a absolute masterpiece of an actor. Many awards he will gain through his career.
Sep 25, 2013the first episodes are pretty boring, but the final chapters are masterpiece, as always, very good acting job, specially Peter Dinklage, i hope S4 gets better
Oct 26, 2014Consistently delivers. Each episode has enough to leave you feeling more than satisfied. Thrones again uses it's increasingly interesting characters to weave a season that is an achievement. Season 3 is perhaps the most progressive story wise yet. It even enables emotional feelings to surface and is thoroughly fulfilling in that respect. It is still however, in search of just one season that is good enough to lift it to the highest pedigree.… Expand
Jun 3, 2013***ATTENTION PRODUCERS OF GAME OF THRONES please do not make the mistake that a TV show has to follow its original novel's plot!!! TV audiences want to identify with TV characters. It may be avant garde to kill off favorite characters, but take a lesson from SMASH. Chane things up too much and you will lose your audience and hence your show. So this bringsebto a point regardless of the novel or some writer's bright idea, DO NOT KILL OFF PETER DINKLAGE's CHARACTER, or that of the Stark son that is a wary. Kill them and we will have no reason to keep watching the show, and neither will millions of fans. Mark this play to what the audience wants, or lose the audience. Shakespeare knew this. We hope you do too!… Expand
Jun 12, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Maybe I'm getting Game of Thrones'd out but I actually found myself bored in parts of season 3. I thought the first episode was a completely pointless waste of time. The Red Wedding massacre however, was one of the most brilliant things I have ever seen on television!… Expand
Feb 18, 2014Gah. **** I just can't describe this series with words. And by that I don't mean I'm ignorant of the vast amount of words that can be used to describe something that was enjoyable to watch. I mean a show like Game of Thrones is so immensely intricate, so beautifully crafted, so profoundly built... it's too much. It's just too much to try and express in just a few words on a pretty little piece of paper. I will say this.
Game of Thrones is a real, REAL piece of fantasy. One of the best ever written. And this season was amazing in all it's gore, fine details and ending. Please, just watch it. George R.R. Martin is a genius, a cruel and very realistic one, but a magnificent genius nonetheless.… Expand
Jun 9, 2013well this tv series it keeps getting better and better. At fist season 3 was ok but in about the 4th episode I realised that this season is actually the best one. Not only it has good story and plot, it also had some twists really unexpected. This season made me come close to some characters such as arya, sansa and the fat boy who was with jon snow i don't remember his name). All in all, Game of throne's season 3 is a must-see masterpiece… Expand
Jun 9, 2013Really dissapointed, they didn't finish the book like they were suppose to honestly this is more about money like always giving us crap of shows, they are going to do the same this as the twilight books giving us 3 seasons per book, we got left to see if the actors last for ten years to finish the series jajaj.
Really angry honestly.
Jun 19, 2013Season 3 was shocking with some extra jagged and unforeseeable turns. A diverse story with interesting characters Its pace works both ways (in its favor as well as against it) The best thing on TV
Jun 21, 2013An excellent fantasy, historical television series that has completely involved me in the lives of the characters. I enjoy the sets, costumes, and the excellent acting.Every week there is a problem to be solved and a cliffhanger that has to be overcome. This season takes ones breath away with all the surprises. I await for new programing ASAP
Dec 27, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Season 3 of A Game of Thrones has to be the best yet. The complexity of George R.R. Martin's world has been captured spectacularly well by HBO, and the acting talent on display is brilliant. Peter Dinklage, Richard Madden, Kit Harington and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau are just a few of the brilliant cast members in this series, and it will be very sad to see Richard Madden go. Season 3 covers A Storm of Swords Part 1, and it does so excellently, even with the additions of later events such as the siege of Yunkai and the Red Wedding. The show also adds many scenes unseen in the books, such as the infamous "Chaos is a Ladder" speech, which is brilliantly written and carried out. It is slightly disappointing to see characters such as Jeyne Westerling be renamed to Talisa, I have no idea where that came from, and the decision to replace Edric Storm with Gendry is rather confusing, but somehow HBO have managed to pull it off expertly. The camera-work and special effects are done brilliantly, as demonstrated by Daenarys' dragons. The character development is also excellent, and is on a par with the book's excellent character development of Jaime Lannister. The music is absolutely fantastic as you would expect, with the songs "Rains of Castamere" and "The Bear and the Maiden Far" making anticipated appearances. The last two episodes especially wet our appetites for Season 4, as they include the infamous Red Wedding, which is perhaps one of the most excellent pieces of TV I have ever seen, as it far exceeds the atmosphere created by Breaking Bad. The acting by Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark) and Richard Madden (Robb Stark) is flawless. Most Thrones fans will agree with me in saying Season 3 is excellent, the only thing preventing me from giving this a 10 is the unfortunate and odd decisions to leave out certain characters and/or change them. Bring on Season 4!… Expand
Jun 30, 2013Too much useless storyline make the quality of the series drop to a humble seven (i would like to vote 6.5/6.6/6.7, but i can't imho, but it's still a better season than the second one.
Jul 7, 2013Fantastic Show, however too many *in my opinion* main characters dying, which I think makes it more realistic,as no one lives forever, but what next when all main characters are gone? New characters bought in with a simple distance relationship background story with the dead ones? Slow down Thrones, I want you to last a good few seasons.
Jul 11, 2013The season finale was anti-climatic and there was a lot of this season I felt could have been approached in a better way but overall it was a very good season. There was a lot more humour this season and some very strong scenes which really made the season stand out. Overall I think it's been the best season so far and I should leave credit where credit is due.
Jan 28, 2014Game of Thrones was something I frowned upon at first, friends told me what it was and I kind of shrugged it off. Biggest mistake ever.
This show is absolutely everything I wanted in a TV series for such a very long time. Absolutely amazing photography & cinematography, brilliant music & audio plus the amazing actors and crew which build one hell of a story to tell. The 3 seasons of this so far have kept me gripped and interested the entire journey, and the fourth season is only just around the corner now!
I highly recommend this!… Expand
Jul 16, 2013I'm huge fan so naturally I loved the third season and think this show would be hard to ruin. (Just because you didn't like some plot twists doesn't mean the show is dead, keep in mind the plot is already complete it just hasn't all aired.) Simply because of the "Red Wedding" scene this season and series became a master piece for me, dethroning Cowboy Bebop from my favorite show of all time. (That was my favorite show for 5 years for those that give a If you haven't started watching this show by now wtf are you waiting for?… Expand
Aug 2, 2013With an incredible cast, and an amazing array of guest actors (Diana Rigg), both the acting and the characterisation has outdone itself. After a staggering first two seasons it seemed unlikely that anything could get better, (in fact, I myself was expecting the quality to drop) but it didn't! The vast and complex world of westeros only continued to grow and shape into something too incredible to explain.… Expand
Aug 6, 2013OMG Best season so far. Someone asked me why it is so popular recently and for me its because it has excellent writing and production with some great acting. The drama is unbelievably tense and the story is fast paced. It is by far the best thing on TV in my eyes. I am having withdrawal symptoms already. I am thinking of going on this tour of locations.
http://britmovietours.com/bookings/game-of-thrones-tour-of-locations-belfast/… Expand
Mar 11, 2014Esta temporada fue mejor que sus antecesoras, el pobre Tyrion debe lidiar con su familia en Desembarco del Rey pues su padre es ahora la nueva mano del rey, el castigo por la traicion de Theon hacia los Stark, Arya enredada con la hermandad sin estandares, Jon Nieve uniendose al ejercito de Mance Rayder, las desventuras de Jamie Lannister, el ejercito de los inmaculados comprados por Daenerys Targaryen, y como no olvidar el espectacular y a la vez crudo episodio 9.… Expand
Aug 15, 2013The third season in the epic fantasy, Game of Thrones isn't as strong as its second season, though it contains just as many surprises and just as many unraveling mysteries, changing our perceptions on many characters whom we pegged for something else entirely in the very beginning, while pushing this vast array of characters on forward to a conclusion we almost don't want to admit we know is coming.… Expand
Aug 16, 2013Summary: The acting is convincing, and the characters are almost all engaging to watch. That's impressive, since the cast itself is one of the largest in television. It's also impressive because they continue to surprise viewers, with ongoing levels of character development and interaction, even in the face of multiple mainstay characters being viciously murdered.
I'll try writing a more thorough review when I have the time, but let it be suffice to say that Game of Thrones is one of the greatest pieces of entertainment to have been released in recent times. I would urge anyone and everyone to do what they can to watch this beast.… Collapse
Jan 31, 2014It keeps a well pace and spectacular acting by the entire cast, though I always love it when Peter Dinklage is on. Enough gritty action and dramatic tension without any clichés to make Game of Thrones one of the greatest TV series there has been in years.
Nov 11, 2014Simply overrated show based on a fantasy series written by a fat neckbeard. Also, 99.9% of the screentime is filled with sex scenes. The fanbase also consists of kids in puberty who jerk off to this show.
Sep 30, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If anyone gives this show less than a 10 then they don't deserve to watch it! Season 3 was absolute epic-ness. I haven't read the books so the Red wedding was the most shocking and bloody thing I have ever watched in my life. I kept on screaming at the tv for about half an hour! I really can't wait for season 4.… Expand
Oct 19, 2013this third game of thrones season continues with the fast pace of the first two seasons, so far this is the best season of the series, but his season finale was not as good as many people thought it would be (mainly because of the penultimate episode)
Jan 3, 2014While season 3 of GOT still contains the top-notch acting and impressive action/picture sequences; this season attempts to adapt only the first half of "A Storm of Swords" (Martin's third novel); with the upcoming season attempting to finish the adaption of the rest of the novel. This unfortunately results in pacing issues and what feels like the writers trying to stretch each episode to full capacity. Events feel like they are transpiring in glacier pace in the first half of the season however, things begin too pick up in the latter half including one of the most shocking episodes of the entire series. In the end, season 3 despite the pacing struggles, is still better than most television shows on air......… Expand
Dec 23, 2013Despite the fact that its a HBO series Game of Thrones is maybe the best fantasy series at the moment.
Strong characters, impressing pictures, all in all the perfect series for fans.
May 11, 2014A great story that mixes medieval political strategy with fantasy, with brilliant performances by the entire cast. Season 3 was just as good as the others, as the show surprises you over and over again.
Jan 14, 2014I was a big fan of the books, and a bit disappointed with the first season. However, the actors have really grown on me, and the writers have stepped up their game. They do a great job sticking to the script, while still feeling free to explore their own ideas. The Red Wedding was brilliantly done. All of the Lannisters - Tyrion, Cersei, Jaime, and Tywin - are played brilliantly. And Littlefinger's 'Chaos is a ladder' speech was one of my favourite TV moments.… Expand
May 6, 2014This comment might be influenced by the fact that I live 3 brothers. This is a great show, and one of my favorites...However, I hate the Hungarian Queen as a character. I find her and her story, boring and unrealistic.
I say that my views maybe influence by the fact that I have three brothers. I do not know what it feels like to be rape, or be a women and be raped, and imagine it is far from pleasant. The queen brother was a stupid human being, I understand that also. However, I stop rooting for her when she let her brother be killed, and killed in the manner that he was. This was back in season one btw. Furthermore, the man the killed her brother is the man that her brother assigned to rape her, thus, he decommitted herself from her evil brother, and committed herself to the rapist and his people. The writers did their best the paint her brother as a evil man and paint her as the poor sister that we should root for (I also have two sisters). I understand the story. However, even if one of my brothers tried to kill me, and something of the such has happen (ask anybody with sibling you know), I still couldn't let someone hurt them in that way. Of course, these are my subjective, personal feelings toward the situation. Now, I will try to be objective and explain why her story, especially after season one is boring, and unrealistic.
My main point will be that she is too powerful, and she became too powerful to quickly. No prior leadership or military skills, at the end of season three she is leading the most dangerous army with no conceivable opponents--this makes her boring. Nobody in G.O.T. has this much power; so much so that they lack fear or are untouchable. If you haven't finish season 3 stop reading if you are. Think of all the people that have died in this series, and the dangers that all the characters partake in every episode, be it military or political dangers. All of the Queen adventures are pointless because they are all the same. She goes around liberating people with her powerful army, and all of her opponents are completely stupid or weak. Even if you root for her, it is hard cannot remember that last time she was in real dangers. If she was, her sexiness, her dragons, or her army will save her.
Her philosophy also makes no sense. If she would just right out and say "I'm a cold blooded military mastermind" I will be happy, but she has to stop all this "mother" and "righteous" shyte. All she is doing is going around invading people's home. Those soldiers behind her are as much slaves to her as they were to their masters in whatever city they came from. Just because you do not have a chain around your neck does not mean you are not a slave. Those soldiers are skilled enough to raid country sides and live any type of life they want. Even create their own army one day. Why would you just up and follow this women into war---you don't know the enemy, and you don't know her. Maybe I'm think too deep into it lol. At one point she ordered the murdered of all the "masters" but commanded them not to kill the children. Of course because he is "The mother." However, it is likely that she has murdered the mother and fathers of many of the children, burned their homes, and left them in the desert (only the army followed her that this point). This one fall on the writers. Why don't paint her as another powerful player in a war, why all this righteous mother crap.
Lastly, the actress is not very good.
Again, this may just be the fact that I do not like her. I love many characters in the show. This is not a sexist thing, for I know she has been framed as the "hero of FEMINISM." My favorite TV character is Carrie from homeland. My favorite GOT character is Ned Stark's youngest daughter, name escapes me (she is going to be a cold-blooded killer one day). She's been through more shyt than the Queen. In any case, This is a great show, but The Queen seems boring to me.… Expand
Mar 7, 2014What a snorefest! Apparently the books are the same, but come on! Season 3 was like a soap opera, lucky to move across a room in five episodes. I loved the red wedding because something had finally happened!
Mar 11, 2014An intriguing story that just doesn't stop and is unpredictable. Definately deserves a 10 in my book. I'm not sure why so many people consider this porn. The nudity is very little and the sex scenes aren't even on par with softcore showtime porn. At most you'll see some boobs and maybe an ass? I guess other people may not have discovered the internet yet.
Jul 1, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This show is perfect, not much else to say. Highlights from the season
Varys talking to Shae about class differences
Jamie and Breinne
DRACARYS!!!!!… Expand
Jul 10, 2014Sin duda la temporada mas floja de momento. El capítulo de la boda tuvo un final impactante, si, pero el resto de episodios no estuvieron a la altura. Creo que fue la mas lenta e incorporaron ciertos personajes que no me resultan muy interesantes... Pese todo, la serie mantiene la calidad.
Jul 28, 2014"Game of Thrones" is undeniably a diamond of our times. Its makers are right to boast about is quality and spectacle, although the show has not actually developed from Season 1. There are remarkable moments in Season 3, such as Daenerys' freeing of the Unsullied in Episode 4 and the Red Wedding in Episode 9, with notable performances from Emilia Clarke and Michelle Fairley respectively and great direction, but the plot evolves too-slow and without emphasizing quality character development, as it is universally supported. As beautiful as it may be to look at, the story and the characters seem puppets of violence, gore, explicit scenes and excessive plot turns.… Expand
Aug 19, 2014Season three is an exceptional installment in the Game of Thrones series. It holds the viewers steady and calm, then rips open any notion of predictability and turns it to ashes in their mouths. And they'll know the debt is paid. In a good way, that is.
Sep 23, 2014NEEDLESS injection of PORN
15% of series 3 must be fast forward to avoid scandalizing with filth.
The rich characters are expanded and forward leaning to cliff hanger expansion of subtext.
While Season 3, like the novel on which it is based, takes a little while to get going, when it does pick up speed, it soars--particularly in the sensational third and fourth installments.
If Game of Thrones still feels like it's just a bit weighed down by the sheer heft of its narrative strands, to say nothing of the seemingly endless backstories and mythologies, the series at least now feels like it has some firm footing and a newfound sense of certain direction that was lacking intermittently in the second season.


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I am sure the next week wil be naruto's week. Alliance will put the plan in use and we will see some amazed uchihas.
OMG.....*slowly applause* I can clearly say I didn't see THAT one coming....Anyone got a link or a date on when that movie is coming out by chance please??
Good one
Wel, i think neji should move away for hinata to carry up power of the hyuuga clan, she really deserves a power up.
Originally Posted by AYOMIDE18
Wel, i think neji should move away for hinata to carry up power of the hyuuga clan, she really deserves a power up.
I can actually see this....but I think think she has to earn it better than just it be given....
I am now in tears first he kill my second love (Shika) dad and then he kill my Neji and rub it in Naruto face!! All I gotta say Naruto is KICK HIS AS*!! Kick that ugly wanna be god in his sorry A** for killing my Neji!
Obito...you die tonight!!!
On a side note where the heck is sasuke?
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this is great, but life is not fear
Remember when frieza killed krillin then attempted to kill picollo in dbz? And how it made him go super saiyan. There may not be a ressurection of the characters that die, this is afterall one of the last battles. Kishi may kill off a few more characters and also show slides from naruto's viewpoint seeing many ninjas from the alliance getting slaughtered. I haven't seen that look in naruto's eyes since the battle with deva-path pein right after he impailed hinata. I predict that after this war naruto will realize that if he couldn't save his friends in battle then he can't save sasuke with talk-no-jutsu(he will be way more serious in the fight against sasuke, he won't be playing around because he's seen the worst of war) . Naruto is going to be so seasoned before fighting sasuke; he has to win. I give sasuke props though because he defeated naruto twice, but this time it's not going to be that way.
Originally Posted by marksonm
I dont know what Kishi is doing, Naruto is not usually weak like this even after 2/3 rasenshurikens, he just comes back to his normal self not in a weak state. Anyway I guess Kish is making him handicapped in order to plot no jutsu people's death.
I am sure Kishi has something else planned for killing major characters by using some kind of resurrection to bring everyone back, but first he has to kill these guyz to allow Naruto go crazy into his actual powers. He is going to get a crazy combination of BM and Sage mode that will enter the Juubi's mind and over turn it on Madara and Obito before he finally seals it in himself and take full control of it using the powers the other Bijuus agreed to give Naruto because they believe he reminded them of SO6P!
I don't know why some of you folks are surprised at Obito's actions; I mean he is Tobi after all (The greatest villian this manga has ever seen, next to Madara). Act like you know.
And no Kishi, not Neji!! Oh lord, why no take another fodder 11 member instead? What's TenTen gonna do? Who's gonna even Lee & Guy out? So many fodder questions ..
loved obito's authority against madara.
Liked the xplanation for not finishing the alliance with biju dama.
Liked neji's part in the chapter.
But, i think that kishi just overrated the hyuugas a bit in this.
I have lost Itachi and Neji... If my shika dies I will be breaking my computer
Originally Posted by Exaar
Thats just no fair, Neji never gets any screen time, When he finally does and gets a chance to display a hyuga's power this happens.
indeed, r.i.p. neji
What utter garbage.
First of all, this chapter just delays information about Shikaku's brilliant plan. We barely see anyone react to their HQ getting destroyed. Only a few people are actually of any help here and they just seemingly stand there while the Hyuga help Naruto. The Hyuga helping Naruto just seems like something Kishimoto threw in as an afterthought going 'oh yeah, those guys, they should get some screen time'. Did he honestly think we'd get new respect for Neji just with Narutos off-hand comment?
Madara's revelation that one can't be a Jinchuriki as an Edo Tensei was not surprising and it's something I, and I'm sure a lot more, have speculated about FOR MONTHS.
Did Kishimoto honestly think we'd care about Neji's death? He's been seen in the Chunin Exams, where he was an obnoxious ****, and then he showed some growth when he fought the amazing Spider-man, and then he had a funny scene in the beginning of Shippuden, but that's it! Minor characters just aren't as interesting anymore due to lack of screen time and relevance because of the messed up power levels. Not only that, but he just shielded Naruto from two out of thousands of spikes. What kind of death is that? At least if Hiashi had done it it would've served some kind of purpose, like saving his brother's son, as his brother saved him. Not to mention the whole 'letting the next generation take over' which is supposedly a major theme. Now he just stood there.
The only saving grace to this chapter was Obito's and Madaras argument. While it is ALSO something that has been predicted for a long time now, it was at least portrayed well.
how about his eternal rival lee..... no longer to happen just want to see their sparring hard fists ar gentle fists
Obito will revive everyone with Rinne Tense jutsu, after he becomes the Ten tail Jinchuriki. Thats my prediction.
Rip neji hyuuga!!! U̶̲̥̅̊ were a true genius!!! Uя̩ death will neva be i̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ vain!!!
My next prediction is dat
1. Naruto is gonna take neji's eyes!!
2. Obito is gonna **** madara up!!!
3. Naruto will develop gr8 feelins 2wards hinata cos of wat neji said!!!
4. Naruto iss gonna get a power up!!!
Thats all Fδя ήoω!!!
Emotional chapter indeed.
oooooh why every one is dieing no and why dont they let me know ehat happened to Gaara don't you ever think of killing him again kishi you killed enough character s
Now that I think about it although it still makes me cry I guess somebody had to die to push naruto over the edge. Hinata was going to give her life but because it was Neji job to protect her he took her place. I think its so that Naruto can be with her in the end.
Next we will see a Different Hinata, If she was an Uchihan she would get an EMS but as a Hyuga, i Believe something diffferent will happen.
i think kishi is planning to make naurto bijuu's jinchurki,,,since
Originally Posted by vegetaHATAKE
Totally epicwease:
totally disagree. the chapter was not EPIC enough. it was good and stuff but Neji deserved so much more than this.
even Asuma death was more epic and i thought Neji was more important, at least to readers. should not even mention epicness of Kisame, because its hard to match that one
p.s. hi by the way
p.s. 2 i intended registration long time ago just to tell you people to stop voting on this retarded quality poll. you read his manga for free and you should not rate it, just of sheer politeness towards author. in addition, its stupid to rate separate chapters. i was always strongly against comparing Lord of the Rings movies. but this here is even more. maybe start rating separate frames or textboxes now huh? again, a polite gtfo with this poll
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You just never know... hoping it holds off.
hey guys anyone available to hit tomorrow around 2-5? want to chase some daylight. Love to hit in monterey park if possible or whatever works.
Any thanksgiving weekend tennis plans?
nothing lined up past Thurs. morn. but I'll be here and working all weekend. Open to tennis breaks any time.
sure, let me know...
we are getting together tomorrow to play at Caltech
Ok so Maria and I are getting together with my friend David at the Cal Tech courts tomorrow at 9am - Maria can only stay for an hour and the rest of us can play on. Nhien, Rock, and anyone else if you guys want to join us that would be great. I am going to broadcast it out to my tennis meetup group as well. Please text me at (310) 853-6860 if you are joining :)
I am interested. We have some decent lights on the public courts here. Maybe Thursdays?
HI John, Lisa & Tim. I am going to be up in Pasadena tomorrow THURS 2/28 for a lunch meeting and could hit with you guys from 1:30-4pm if that works at all. Rock, this means you too if you are available? please text me if you don't read this till thursday six two six 407*four nine 49 look forward to it!
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