Game of Thrones 6x9 | Battle of the Bastards | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The Battle of the Bastards!! HOLY GOODNESS this was INSANE!! Winterfell belongs to the Starks once again..
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(Clara here) I am proud of Sansa but I can understand why some of you aren't.
I agree, she could've told Jon about Littlefinger, but I also agree with other comments saying that that could've made the situation much worse.
And we can't forget that Sansa told Jon that they should wait until they have a bigger army. She knows Ramsay and she knew there was no hope for Rickon, she also knew that Ramsay would have been able to come up with a different strategy if he had known about the army of the vale.
So yes, I am proud of Sansa, and i stand by that
Hi.... incels hate absolutely every female character..... so please don't apologize for liking them.... let the incels cry....
Sansa arguing with Jon was not a plea to get him to wait. She already knows there are no more men to be had because she went with Jon to all the northern houses trying to recruit them. Those words were for Ramsey's spies. We know he has them in Jon's camp because at the parley, Ramsey give an accurate account and make up of Jon's army and confidently predicts victory. Sansa was feeding bad intel back to Ramsey which is also why she doesn't tell Jon about the Vale.
@@gunkulator1 That is a really good observation, I've never thought of that!!! Thank you so much 🖤
@@Rash23215 Stop that nonsense lol. Not every person who dislikes certain characters is an incel. Surprise surprise, certain people have different opinions.
It was a dumb decision written by dumb writers and it was an insult to Sansa's character that she would even risk Jon and more Northern men.
Look just about the battle in general. I love that it kinda shows the chaos and filth the grease mud and blood of a medieval style batter. As some actual ancient tactics are used. The ridiculous history nerd in me loves it .
This episode alone cost HBO $11M. It shows.
I see a few comments about the writing around this time in the series, and while you can argue about when GOT started dipping in quality, I think that (cinematically) this is one of THE most gripping episodes of television I've ever seen. The shots, the music, the culmination of so many different character threads, the overall arc of the episode... so thrilling and soooo rewarding. And the continuous shots/camera work in the actual battle are *chefs kiss*
@@cordomum (Clara here) I know!!! The score is so good and the cinematography this season was absolutely beautiful!! I think I'll never not get goosebumps watching Jon standing there with his sword ready to fight to his death. And Ramin Djawadi is a genius!!
They opted for spectacle over story. That's it, really.
One of the best battle scenes in Game of Thrones and almost any movie or series!!
theres one just like it in the Outlaw King, get around it. so good
Dude on the left looks like a mix between Justin Chatwin and Jeremy Allen White
Only in Game of Thrones can we collectively cheer as a man is eaten alive by his dogs. 😂
Jon used the shield from Bear Island too.
WE NEED THE NEXT EPISODE ASAP😭
Yo, making us wait 2 weeks for maybe my favorite episode of the entire show is CRUEL lol
(Jase here) I knowww I'm so sorry. Blame Kingdom of the planet of the apes hahaha. At least we aren't taking a page out of the actual game of thrones playbook and waiting 2 Years 🤣
The most intense and my favorite episode in television history. Sansa was right but foolish.
Probably me favorite episode 😊 thanks for reacting
Can't wait for the next ep
"i'm so proud of Sansa" of not telling Jon she had an army that could help.....so now thousands of men (fighting for her, for the north) died because she didn't want to reveal she was talking to Littlefinger
They needed the element of surprise, and Jon would've planned differently if he was counting on the knights of the Vale. And an even worse scenario, what if Littlefinger said no? Sansa doesn't trust him, rightly so, and had no idea if he would come. If Jon was counting on him and he DIDN'T show, it would be even worse.
@@mamaseesa3122 He already was there to help. you don't move the whole army from the Vale to say "hey i'm here but i'm joking"...don't try to find some excuses for Sansa
@MarcoInvo lol have you seen Littlefinger? He always has an ace or ten up his sleeve. There's no way he would move the entire army just in case Sansa asked for it. He had no guarantee she would do that. He had back up plans for that army just in case. The man may not be king, but he's king of thinking ahead. The only person who knew he was there was Sansa, and he would never count on anyone but himself, so he would never sit and twiddle his thumbs waiting for her.
And also, when it comes to Sansa herself, she doesn't trust anybody. I wouldn't either if I'd been through the shit she has. Especially Littlefinger. WE know he's ready to do her bidding, but SHE doesn't think she can count on him.
He wouldn’t have listened to her. She had to do it herself.
@@MarcoInvoCome on dude... The reason Sansa didnt tell Jon was so we couldve had that badass Ride of the Rohirrim moment with the knights of the vale saving the day. I'm sure Jon and all the dead soldiers would understand that their sacrifice was worth it to make good TV.
Great reaction ❤ next episode is my favorite episode in game of thrones can’t wait for the reaction 😍
Sansa we must go to the North and save our brother, literally pushed Jon into war no matter what. Now, i told we can't go into war without more men, Rickon is already dead, yeeeah.
Loving you guys. Mostly love you swearing😂😂😂
Possibly the best episode in the entire series
Wow
The next...
i like the fact that the males react like males, finally
Burst out laughing at 1 million.. More like 10
is she polish?
Why Sansa kept her mouth shut about Littlefinger and The Vale? This made no damn sense to me. She’s arguing with Jon (before the battle mind you) about not having enough men yet she had an army in her pocket? WTF?! Why is anybody proud of her? She just wanted all the credit. I’m sorry, That was stupid! And the way Sansa looked when she saw Jon was still alive and the way she talks to him…to me, that heffa wanted him to die.
I didn’t think she knew if Littlefinger was coming or not so telling Jon about a possible army coming with Littlefinger of all people wouldn’t have done much but just piss Jon off. But I do agree that she should have communicated something but she did tell Jon to wait before he went after Ramsey and she did warn him about the tricks he plays so I don’t think she wanted him to die.
@@MsMojo014 Listen, Sansa saying Ramsey plays tricks is one thing. He basically said f*ck you and your brother and murdered Rikon right in front of Jon because he’s a sadistic bastard. That’s not some trick. Tormund and Ser Davos knew what Jon was about to do cuz the man leads with his heart and they were ready. All I’m saying is, tell the man maybe she might have an army that will fight with The North.
@@Victoria-kv9oz It was tho cause Sansa told Jon that Rickon wasn’t going to live, he wasn’t going to make it so he knew that….Ramsey was baiting Jon, exactly what Sansa said he would do and Jon took the bait. He ran out there on his own and Ramsey waited for him to charge and then sent his soldiers after him. I still definitely agree Sansa should have said something but I don’t think she would go through all this trouble to kill her brother…🤷🏾♀️
@@MsMojo014 Yes, Jon did do that but Ramsey murdered Rikon right in front of him. How do you just let that go? I understand why he charged at him at that moment.
She didn't trust Jon to make the right call. Do you really think Jon would've been willing to team up with LF? The man that sold his sister to their enemy and abandoned her? She did what needed to be done. Jon proved her right in this episode. He is led by his emotions. He was an awful commander this episode. How many thousands died because he abandoned his post to ride solo into the opposing army, forcing his men to abandon their advantage and ride after him to protect Jon. It would've led to their doom had it not been for Sansa.
This episode, while visually stunning, has some of the worst writing of the series when you really start to think about it. Why didn't Sansa tell Jon about Littlefingers army? All they had to do was wait an extra day for the army to arrive and they could've avoided this battle. Terrible writing.
Think it through. If they avoid the battle, Ramsey wins by default. Winter is coming and the knights of the Vale would have to retreat south to survive. Ramsey then goes north with his superior army and easily defeats Jon just like he said he would.
@@gunkulator1 How does Ramsey win by default? When Littlefingers army arrive, a fresh army of the entire Vale that avoided the war of the five kings, what is Ramsay going to do about it? He doesnt even hold the entire North and the army he does have are decimated after having fought the Lannisters. Worst case scenario for Littlefingers army is they'd have to go through a lengthy siege of Winterfell but even that's an infinitely better position for Sansa and Jon than Jon doing a Leeroy Jenkins charge with his measly army of wildlings.
@@gunkulator1 And then there's the plothole of Moat Cailin. How did the army of the Vale pass Moat Cailin without Ramsay noticing? Moat Cailin was a huge deal in the books and was the main reason Rob couldnt return North as long as the Ironborn held it. Hell how did Roose Bolton get past Moat Cailin under the nose of the Ironborn back in Season 4? The answer is D&D are just lazy writers which became painfully apparent in the later seasons.
@@gunkulator1 That makes no sense at all, Ramsey needs to shut this down.
They wanted for her to look cool and smart and Jon as an idiot.
No just plai No.
What a dull reaction
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@@MilltownReacts That was a good ''F OFF''. 👍