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Game of Thrones Review: Why a Masterpiece Series Cannot Become a Masterpiece?

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So Today We Are Going To Review World’s One Of The Most Popular Series Called Game Of Thrones Also We Are Going To Answer That Why This Awesome Series Cannot Become Masterpiece ? . Also The Series Contains Spoilers Of Season 7 & 8. So Spoiler Alert.

1.Introduction:

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David Benioff and D.B. Weiss‘ fantasy television series Game of Thrones has had a significant impact on culture. It tells the tale of numerous influential families striving for rule over Westeros’ Seven Kingdoms and the Iron Throne. The show has received accolades for its examination of trauma and power, for how it portrays women in positions of authority, as well as for its script, acting, character development, costumes, special effects, and cinematography. Mixed reactions have been given to the finale, nevertheless. Here, we examine the series’ actors, plot, and positives and negatives.

1. The Trailer:

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2.The Cast:

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A superb ensemble cast can be seen in Game of Thrones. As the charismatic and strong leader Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke, she is both admired and despised for her deeds. Jon Snow, portrayed by Kit Harington, is a brave and honest man who must choose between his responsibilities to his family and his country. Sophie Turner portrays as Sansa Stark, a tough and courageous lady who has experienced great hardship. Maisie Williams as Arya Stark, Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister, Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister, and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Jaime Lannister are among of the other famous cast members.

3.The Story:

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Game of Thrones’ plot centers on the quest for dominance among Westeros’ aristocratic houses. This story of treachery, devotion, and ambition is intricate and subtle. The program also looks at the impacts of violence and power as well as the repercussions of trauma on both individuals and societies. The characters in the series are multidimensional and have many different facets, and the plot frequently takes unexpected turns.

4.The Good:

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Its examination of trauma and authority, portrayal of women in positions of power, cinematography, special effects, costumes, writing, acting, and character development have all earned accolades for Game of Thrones. Additionally, it has received appreciation for its subtle and complicated plot, surprising turns, and multifaceted characters.

5.The Bad:

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There have been differing opinions about Game of Thrones’ conclusion. The show’s finale was viewed by many viewers as hurried and disappointing. Some characters were observed to do actions and go in places that were illogical, and some scenarios appeared to be absurd as a result of choices made.

6.Conclusion:

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In general, Game of Thrones is a grand fantasy series that has had a profound impact on society. It has received accolades for its examination of trauma and power, portrayal of women in positions of authority, cinematography, special effects, costumes, narrative, acting, and character development. Mixed reactions have been given to the finale, nevertheless.

7. So Main Question Is: Why The Masterpiece Series Cannot Become Masterpiece ?

The Answer is Because Of Season 7 And Season 8. The Season 7 And Season 8 Was Much Worse Than you can think about that.

1.Season 7: Rushed Plotlines:

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Many fans felt that the seventh season of Game of Thrones was hurried and that various story lines were either hastened or abandoned. The season received mixed reviews from viewers. Despite its strengths, the seventh season had several flaws and might be seen as a distracting lead-up to the contentious finale. The wight hunt was one of the most criticized storylines since it had no logic and foreshadowed Season 8’s subpar writing. However, the season delivered long-overdue character encounters and breathtaking war scenes that exceeded the high bar that Game of Thrones had set for itself.

2.Season 8: Poor Pacing & Writing:

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The plot seemed to move too quickly in Game of Thrones Season 8 due to the poor pace. It was unwise to squeeze so many unresolved plotlines into only six episodes. To the chagrin of the fans, the White Walkers were given no mission and only wished to slaughter ceaselessly. They were murdered off in the most uncool fashion, and even the messages they penned turned out to be amusing, reportedly. Inadequate attention was paid to Daenerys Targaryen’s dark side, which would have helped things make more sense and better handle her spiral into madness.