Game of Thrones Uncut Reaction S7 E5

https://youtu.be/AMSlT5pYU3w?si=U6hdV6W2qYaz5674

Glen Wood

how is it so easy for you to like stannis, a man who sacrificed his own daughter for power by allowing her to be burned alive. loving Jamie, a man who raped his own sister/lover alongside his dead son. even like khal drogo who raped Daenerys several times in the first season. But when it comes to Cersei, you can hate her so much that you think she's worse than Ramsey???? a weight of judgment seems greater for women, especially coming from Spartan

Yar

Since the books haven't gotten to this point in the story, the show writers have diverted the writing to more predictable patterns and time-skips where characters teleport across the entire world in the span of days. GRRM writes to make realistic/interesting outcomes where as the show-writers write what they know the viewers want. This is why this season and season 6 are so appealing to non-book readers, because it delivers on things they have wanted since the start, instead of their hearts being broken/challenged every other scene. But it feels hollow compared to what the actual story will be like. Every character is team A or Team B at this point and I doubt GRRM plans to have things so black and white.

Doomkoala!

Arya has learned to be a human lie detector so yes shes could see through people especially the ones she's grown up with. Plus Arya has always favoured Jon, she adores him. She turn back into little kid Arya when she's with him and looks so safe in his arms.

Chantelle Miles

Hes the only true king who actually puts the people first. U sound so petty and angry lol U do realise its a show.

Chantelle Miles

Daenerys is fighting to restore House Targaryen as the royal house and rightful rulers of Westeros, the head of House Targaryen and therefore King of Westeros is by right of blood and birth, Jon.

Hayden King

No. You’re right. That whole story line is terrible and makes zero sense.

Izattyi

A pussy ass bitch. A Lannister sits on the throne. A Baratheon before her. He is heir to nothing. That means who ever wants the throne now needs to take it by force. So if he wants to be heir he can get his own dragons and his own armies and win it back himself. Or sit the fuck down and shut the fuck up. The expectation that another heir who has all those things should just hand it over to that whiney little bitch just because she is a woman is bullshit. Renly fought for the throne even against Stannis and no one expected him to hand it over. “He’s the heir, he’s the heir.” The heir to what? How? Targaryans don’t sit on the throne.

Izattyi

I was really surprised to see that people think Arya can just read Sansa (or anyone) that quickly. I remember when I first watched that scene W was just waiting for her to start laughing. And that comment about beheading vassals to ensure loyalty was SO ooc for her I was positive she was going to start laughing before she left. She has changed alot and never really got along with Sansa but that always just felt wrong to me but it's not even worth thinking about tit that much lol

Cameron Eldridge

I always thought alot of the "hate" for the later seasons in this show is blown out of proportion by both sides of the debate, I do like this show but I could list things that could have been done differently or better (I'm sure no one cares about those points tho so there's no point I'm not a writer but I could see how much more potential this show had if the writers had agreed to add another season or 2, HBO/GRRM and alot of the crew were not expecting them to only do 8 seasons. I will always like this show but it's basically impossible to watch season 7 and 8 without forcing myself to ignore all the plot holes and other weird moments. I also remember an interview with GRRM where he says he was always hoping they would do more than just adapt his story, he thought they would mix in some of their own side stories and characters after the first couple of seasons, not just basically transcribe the book to a script.

Cameron Eldridge

Not to be that person but if Rhaegar was the heir apparent and Jon was his only surviving trueborn son and male primogenitor is the law of Westeros, what does that make Jon Snow?

jenlight

Right? And dying by dragon fire is instantaneous. It's actually not really that cruel at all.

jenlight

I personally did like a lot of season 7. But I think you're right. Season 8 ruined everything for me. I can re-watch it now and not let S8 ruin it because I know it's coming. But yeah, S8 is pure trash that I literally just don't watch.

jenlight

You have to feel for Sansa. She's the only Stark without superpowers.

jenlight

its literally *right* here that the show shifts unfortunately

BD

First of all there has to be room for some kind of plot armor in a fantasy series, especially one with a world as massive as this one. What a lot of people never seemed to understand about Game of Thrones storytelling was it was about building the story up, the reason the earlier seasons felt so drawn out was because they needed to be in order to keep up the intrigue, however when you’re reaching the climax and ending of a story, you don’t want things to be slow and dragged out, it actually is all about the spectacle at that point. Why would you choose to slow down all the momentum that’s been building up for the better half of a decade, just to make people feel comfortable and logical about a show with dragons and zombies. It seriously makes ZERO sense to continue dragging things out solely for the purpose of logic. The people that wanted a slow paced, boring final 2 seasons are honestly ridiculous, you’re getting caught up on the specifics without recognizing you’re watching a fantasy television series, it’s a tv show, the rules within this world should be more akin to that of a play than that of our reality, it’s meant to be entertainment, not for every detail to be nitpicked apart until you’ve needlessly sucked every bit of fun out of the series. That’s why it wasn’t enjoyable for so many people, you all just needed to chill and be along for the ride, which is what most reactors do and end up loving seasons 6-8, even tho the toxicity of this fandom does everything in their power to try and convince them to hate it.

♆

I agree. She's playing the game of thrones, following the example of her father, who sold her off to Robert and went on to gain power and position through ruthlessness. I mean, he arranged the Red Wedding! Cersei isn't as clever as him perhaps, but as horrible as she is, I admired her ability to rise from daughter/wife keep on the side as a nothing, to earning respect of people like the Iron Bank.

Victoria E (vickster5001)

Thank you guys, I’m new so I was super confused. That’s weird though, Iv seen another patreon & they never have had issues with it & the sound works. Will def try it with having something else in & syncing it.

Gasper

Episode 6 is an affront to everything game of thrones used to stand for. Spectacle with zero story or logic. You literally have a scene where Jon tells gendry he’s the fastest after meeting him a few days ago. Then he runs all the way to castle black, sends a raven, the raven gets to dragon stone, then dany flies beyond the wall all in the matter of an evening. Jon yelling at people to fall back when surrounded, benjen needlessly sacrificing his life, etc. beyond the wall legit pissed me off. Made the white walkers look like bitches too. One just gets snuck up on by Jon and company. Just awful.!

Ratj620

my complaint is the pacing. The show feels rushed compared to the first 5-6 seasons. But lots of great moments. Worlds colliding. Characters are always amazing in the show.

Nick Wright

Season 7 is shit compared to 1-4 GOT. Compared to the rest of the bs on tv it’s still good.

Stannis the Mannis

You're entitled to your opinion. But that's completely subjective.

Reaction Junkie

Episode 6 is one of the worst episodes of the show.

Jaroslav Dočekal

You most likely weren't allowed to. The last season turned people in to an angry hiuve mind. And you got shunned for havin an opinion.

Rockstar

Probably because of everything she's done in the entire show, not just this season lol

Tyler Craig

I didn’t realize how much I actually loved season 7 until watching this

Jamie defeated Olena then kill her. there was 0 choice there. No one person even blinked. we were ok with it. she lost then she had to die.

Elvira Heredia

Dany executed the traitors who got Olena captured (remember the Tarlys were suposed to be Tyrell banner men). just the same as Jon executed the ones who murdered him.I think they both were justified. Difference is dany´s weapon of choice is dragon fire. plus Tarly didn't even accept the black. Dickon died because he wanted to. no comments there. Remember Olena's words to Dany. Be a dragon.

Elvira Heredia

For Arya to be anyone, she needs to kill that person and have its face.

Tome M

I’m reliving that exact vibe with you right now, friend. :)

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

Yesss it’s one of my favorite things about the later seasons, the convergence of all these awesome characters in one place, especially watching it over the years on tv, it was surreal watching Dany and Jon interact. When Gendry came back out of the blue, I yelled! 🤣 I was so happy to see him. It was a joke on Twitter for years that Gendry was still rowing. I think the actor that plays him Joe Dempsie tweeted it actually lol.

Ailene Evangelista

yes i think it due to copyright ,you have to sync it up and watch on another device,i use my laptop and my phone

LEE PARKER

Uncut reactions on most reaction channels don't have audio for two reasons: 1. It is very easy to get copyright claimed by doing so. 2. If you don't sync up your own copy (which is what uncuts are intended for) perfectly there will be a very annoying echo.

SuddenImpulse

I took that as her just being in shock or numb that this was finally a reality. People don’t always grieve how you expect—grief hits when it hits. Sometimes the driest eyes at a funeral sobbed the hardest the night before, or will start sobbing uncontrollably seemingly at random a week later. I kind of dig that when Joffrey died, she was angry; when Marcella died, she was sad; and when Tommen died, she almost didn’t seem present.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

I agree. I think she didn’t show many emotions when Tommen died because she knew when her first two children died, that the prophecy would come true. She already kinda accepted that it would happen

Rey Jr

I agree, I don't like her at all but compared to other seasons the only thing that's different about her in this one is that now her actions are motivated by the fact that she is the queen of the seven kingdoms. Of course she's going to punish her enemies, look for a way to kill her opponents dragons. Even her wanting Jaime to kill/punish Tyrion and Bronn is justified, after all Tyrion did kill her father. The scene with Ellaria and her daughter may be hard to watch but nobody can claim that it wasn't earned. Ellaria killed Myrcella, Cersei believed Myrcella was the only good thing in her life. The only thing I hate her for in recent seasons is killing Margaery and showing little to no remorse when her son killed himself because of that.

Nicole Herd

It's copyright related I believe. You have to sync up the audio on your end. It helps a lot that they have subtitles.

Nicole Herd

Is there a reason there’s no sound? Or is that just how they do their uncut reactions?

Gasper

No mid season update to your love/like/hate list?? It’s pretty obvious from your same clothes that you’re binging this season in mostly the same day, so it’s probably way too late for this comment to matter now, but for next season please don’t forget how we look forward to the updates. :)

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

This Episode further sets up the climax of the story perfectly. P&S are just experiencing it... Spartans Behaviour at the end in regards to danys action is very telling.

DrückebergerTV

Jon advised Dany not to use her dragons to “melt castles and burn cities.” Technically, she didn’t do that with Drogon—she used him to attack an army which had just defeated her ally, in an open field away from civilians. Doesn’t make that any easier to watch (or lessen the PTSD of any survivors), but it does explain why she felt it was justifiable (verses flying her dragons to King’s Landing and taking it out). Speaking of survivors, I absolutely get why Dickon would choose to die alongside his father. Not only was it the “honorable” thing to do, but he’s on the edge of a sea of PTSD from his first battle, in which he killed people he knew or watched them being killed by those on his own side, and his immediately-following second battle, in which men died screaming as they burned alive and Dothraki made noises he’d hear in his sleep the rest of his life. Does he want to rule a great house with that trauma, in the new world with the dragon queen fighting the queen his father chose to back? He was groomed to lead their house eventually, but I wouldn’t blame him at all if he noped right out of that one, feeling tremendously underprepared for these circumstances. RIP, Dickon.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

I don’t get why Spartan hates Cersei in this particular season so much. I mean punishing Ellaria is not a bad thing. Also of course she is gonna be upset with Olenna when she hears that she killed her son. I think this season Cersei has not been that crazy bad

Rey Jr

Hope to see you guys watch the game of thrones doc that came out on hbo right after the show ended, its called The Last Watch, its just fun little behind the scenes things from the last seasons & captures the casts reactions to the final scripts! An emotional watch to wrap up the journey, you'd like it!

A.D

Tyrion made an almost prophetic foreshadowing about her in S2, and I *KNEW* right then how significant it was. You can probably guess exactly which moment I mean, but I won’t directly point it out until later.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

I completely agree. Especially the way her story ends and what happens to others. This statement is an absolute testament to that. ❤️ She certainly learned how to play the game.

I❤️movies&tvshows

Remember that Tyrion (celebrated as one of the cleverest characters in the entire show, and who doesn’t really have many meaningless observations) told Jon (and the audience) this season that Sansa is “smarter than she lets on.” Her doubters don’t realize that she’s survived this long by understanding much more than people realize, and by knowing when to keep her mouth shut—deliberately letting them underestimate her. That kept her alive in King’s Landing, and she’s only learned more survival skills since then. I understand why the characters underestimate her, but I’ve never understood why so much of the audience does. The moment she made eye contact with Little Finger after twisting the truth about how Lysa died, was the big anvil sized hint that it’s not that she doesn’t have much to offer, it’s that she has much she does not offer.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

Two things: I adore how much y'all are loving these controversial late seasons. Most of us are here to vicariously experience this joy, not validate any misgivings. It's an extremely rewarding experience. I forgot how much chemistry Dany and Jon have together. Their pull toward each other is immediate and palpable.

Julien

For good or bad, Arya just CAN’T STOP playing The Game of Faces, can she.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

FANTASTIC call-back this ep when Jon is king but still wants to put himself in danger to do what others can’t and go fight beyond the wall, to when Dany said last ep that if she’s not willing to risk her life to fight for her people (on a dragon), what sort of queen is she? Dany and Jon are organically showing each other their true worth and beliefs, and are surprising each other by having similar outlooks. Love it.

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

Dany: Jon, you’re the only man who’s ever… *stroked my dragon* before. And now you want to leave?!

Don’tDrinkTheLuminol

Gendry inherited his hammer abilities from his father as it was his go to weapon

Ayo1210

I have NEVER seen a person hate Cersei so much 😅😅 don’t get me wrong she’s not someone to root for, she’s totally the villain but my eyes nearly popped out of my head when Spartan said she’s worse than Ramsey. Spartan has (rightfully) complained that villains do not get what’s coming for them in this show, that they get off far too easy. He said multiple times in this episode’s reaction that he’s worried Cersei will get off easy or not get “absolutely destroyed”. Well, from Cersei’s perspective, Olenna is evil and manipulative and killed her son for political gain, and is upset that she “got off easy” instead of suffering. From Cersei’s perspective, Ellaria is an evil vengeful bitch who killed her daughter to avenge Oberyn, which is psycho because he died fighting in a voluntary to-the-death match. So Cersei made sure Ellaria did not get off easy. Again I’m not a Cersei fan but I do think it’s important to keep things in context/think about why characters are doing the things they’re doing

kkoe