Prince Oberyn Martell Vs Mountain Fight Scene - Game of Thrones ( GOT) - Season 4 Episode 8
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- "The Mountain and the Viper" is the eighth episode of the fourth season of HBO's fantasy television series Game of Thrones, and the 38th overall. The episode was written by series co-creators David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, and directed by Alex Graves. It aired on June 1, 2014.
In Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 8 during the trial of Tyrion Lannister for the accuse of the murder of King Jofry, He asked for the Trial by combat. Here Prince Oberyn Martell of Drone comes to his aid and agreed to fight for him... There he finds his sister Elia Martell's murderer The Mountain, What happens next you will see in this video....
Everyone except Cersei and Tywin was rooting for Oberyn in this tense duel. The Viper is certainly a skilled fighter (or shall I say dancer, since those moves looked more like ice dancing with a spear) as he dodged and ducked the Mountain for most of the fight. It was quiet a spectacle to watch and the moment Oberyn knocked down Gregor Clegane was one of the most victorious of the season.
Shortly before his trial by combat is to begin, Tyrion discusses his chances with his brother, Jaime. When Tyrion is taken outside, he has a brief conversation with his champion, Oberyn, who is confident. Ser Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane arrives shortly thereafter, and the trial commences. During the fight, Oberyn demands the Mountain admit to raping and murdering his sister, Elia, and her two children. Oberyn lands several skillful attacks on the Mountain, seemingly toying with the much larger man. He knocks the Mountain to the ground and lands a near-fatal blow. Oberyn then screams at the Mountain to confess, hoping the Mountain will admit that it was Tywin who gave the order. As Oberyn circles him, he lets his guard down and the Mountain knocks him to the ground, knocks his teeth out and then gouges out his eyes while confessing to the murder of Elia and her children, and subsequently crushes Oberyn's skull with his hands, killing him. The Mountain then collapses to the ground from his wounds. Tywin rises and sentences Tyrion to death for regicide.
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"Today is not the day I die"
- Oberyn, The day he died
"What are you gonna do, stab me?"
-guy who got stabbed
@@Scarecrow545 "What are you gonna do, pop my head like a melon?"
- Guy whose head popped like a melon
"Not if I work on him. Hold my beer" Qyburn.
He didn't know the rules yet
What are you gonna do buy me an ice cream? - Cyberpunk Superhacker
He could've defeated The Mountain, but he couldn't defeat his own desire for revenge. He himself was his worst enemy. RIP dear Oberyn! 🙁
I cannot quite co-sign.
I do not believe you can remove the desire for revenge from the overall endeavor. He was there strictly for this reason.
He didn’t just want the Mountain to die. He wanted him to confess AND name the man behind him.
He simply failed at his overall goal. But his goal WAS revenge with a sprinkle of justice.
@@westmcgee9320In the books it is almost certain he poisoned Tywin and thus he would have known the people he wanted to die would die
@@Mathias_CyriliN tHe BoOkS blah blah blah
He did defeat the mountain as sir Robert strong is a Frankenstein monster. The mountain died
It wasn’t his desire for revenge that got him. Forcing the mountain to experience a slow, painful death was his revenge. He wanted justice, and that meant getting a confession and incriminating Tywin, even though getting that was realistically a long shot.
This teach us a valiable lesson, when you are about to win, don't keep talking, just make sure you win properly
He won, the mountain actually died
Oberyn should’ve watched Zombieland to learn rule #2
Facts
@@adebayoaransiola8031 it wasn't a complete victory. At the cost of his own life?
Real
Loved how jaime lannister wanted oberyn to win for the life of his brother.
his
Boys will be boys. He enjoyed the fight too.
Besides the fact he plows his sister, Jamie Lannister was always a real one!
And he was impress because Obryn was actually skillful.
@@raulbetancourt5795 Jaime be like "if only I had my right hand".
Jaime after the fight "never mind".
One of the best duels in the entire series. Loved Oberyn's confidence
He won that fight.
@@F0st3rc he clearly didn't lmao
Yeah, and it was his confidence that got him killed
Over confidence was his downfall
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkj he did
And this is why you monologue AFTER you kill your opponent.
Now we know why he never takes his helmet off in the Mandalorian
Underrated comment 🙏🙏
@@BigBlockChoc1 This is the Way
@@ShadowBreaker52 YES😁🙏🙏
Stole but still funny
At least his head would heal over time and look okay enough to be seen while diving into the Green of Bakhroma.
This was a mind blowing scene
Quite literally
Eye-popping ending
It blew my brains out
Nah jax did it better ruclips.net/video/6zmA4BfVzxU/видео.html
blowing is the word ^^
It’s a testament to my love of this character and the filming of this scene that I still hope he is going to survive every time!
Very well said.
Perfect summary
This and the red wedding made me really sad.
@@PrincessTrunksBriefs The Red Wedding is brutal, especially because it seemed like everyone had such a good time, the newlyweds are totally besotted with each other and even old Walder Frey and Robb Stark have a somewhat nice moment together. Then there is that heartwarming scene of Robb and Talisa discussing naming their child after Ned, and twenty seconds later they're all brutally murdered.
Well put. You are not alone. I stop watching from the moment he fell down. In my mind I made another scenario where Oberyn fend off mountain and wins the duel.
Tyrion in the background like: "You've got to be f*cking kidding me ..." never ceases to make me laugh 😂💀.
Tyrion: You had one job.
Tyrion the whole time was like: "DUDE, SHUT UP AND KILL THIS GUY!"
It’s okay that he kept monologuing (although he should have just ended it there). What he really shouldn’t have done was get too close while monologuing.
His first misstep was drinking before the fight. No good fighter would do this. His second misstep was expecting a confession from someone who would be killed for giving one anyway. His third misstep was getting too close to the Mountain when he was still alive. And his final misstep was not retaliating after he got tripped. This scene frustrates me for those reasons, since Oberyn was a skilled fighter who was always confident but never so much to the point of being stupid, careless, or over/underestimating himself or his opponent. It just seems it was made for shock value rather than the easily satisfying payoff it could have been. I guess it was necessary for Tyrion to face more adversity and have the audience be taken by surprise, but this fight was a pretentious and heavy-handed way of making that happen.
@@TheWelchProductions The drinking clearly didn't affect him. It was his desire for revenge
@@BigBurg97 Yeah if you drink regularly and are going up against an opponent that is slower than you the reaction time effect loss of drinking would not be too big a deal. However it is still a terrible idea because that little effect could make all the difference. If I was him I would have just stood back and waited for my poison to finish him nothing the mounted said would have stopped tywin and tywin would probly have gotten Oberyn killed shortly after the fight anyway for pointing at him and calling him out the way Oberyn did. In the end Oberyn is still my hero lol just cant believe his woman saw him die like that my Girl was so disturbed by the scene. I went and played my favorite fighting game let myself and my team fall back and start loosing on purpose just so I could Imagin I was in Oberyn's shoes right as he got tripped. Then we proceeded to win the game. VENGENCE!!!!!!!!!!!! is SOOOOO SWEEEEEEEET. just not for mortal beings ;).
@@TheWelchProductions yeah i just like it when the mountain pops his head like a grape and then my face went :o
@@TheWelchProductions it could be argued that his carlessness was due to anger and hatred clouding his judgement. I still do not get how the Mountain survived being impaled like that?
I like this scene in the book because Gregor is getting mad at him the more he says it. He keeps yelling shut up every time Oberyn says those words like he's getting in his head and using that mantra as a distraction.
Ya and he decimates a stable boy who was in the crowd. (There isn’t much an arena in the book)
Also The Mountain obliterated Oberyn’s skull with a single punch
@@pain4perks436I mean even here, Oberyn is clearly concussed from the punch that knocked his teeth out. He was basically unconscious until the pain of the mountain squeezing his skull brought him back.
@@tenkenroothere is like a thousand people all around to watch the duel, there WAS a arena but it devolved to the white cloaks pushing people aside in the end
This is GRRM's version of, "Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya....," except with the twist of reality.
Love how Jamie the whole time was like, "Shit, this guy's good."
Jaime was probably the best knight alive before losing his hand i bet he was thinking how he would fight him
YEAAH
@@alilweeb7684
Nah, according to Jaime, there are “three men alive in the seven kingdoms who could best him.” This is a sign of Jaime’s ignorance/arrogance, but it’s quite easy to figure out who these three men are with the context we have.
One is Barristan Selmy. Kind of a layup.
I think the other two are the Clegane brothers, as Jaime would’ve been exposed to their strength for the majority of his life, and has an almost shocked look on his face during this fight as Oberyn beats the mountain.
During this fight, Jaime realizes that even when he had his hand he still was quite far from being the best. Fighting Brienne is another part of this character dev for Jaime.
It allows him to separate himself from his sword, and actually have an identity outside of “Kingslayer”
Oops I ranted about Jaime Lannister. But anyway I think it’s important to his character that he ISNT the best knight alive in his prime. He’s just arrogant and believes he is, or that he’s at least close.
@@colekuczek9812you are right to a certain extent, ser jaimie relies on his speed and skill, ser barristan is one knight who could defeat ser jaimie, in the books if I’m not mistaking jaimie jaimie in a way says the hound (may have a chance at beating him), now on to ser Gregor, jaimie relies on his speed and skill, jaimie is much faster than ser Gregor, but just like ser bronn says “one misstep and I’m dead” and that’s all it would take for jaimie one misstep and he’d end up like oberyn, but I think jaimie is well skilled enough to not make that misstep, I think jaimie takes that one, but if it were zombie mountain, jaimie has no chance.
@@colekuczek9812 Jaime was by no means "quite far from being the best" lol, Brienne had to use all of her strength to avoid being killed by Jaime who was shackled, starving, unarmored, imprisoned for 8 months, and had been marching along the King's Road for days.
The ambush in which Robb Stark captured Jaime almost backfired horribly, as when Jaime realized the battle was lost he rallied his personal retinue and cut a path through Robb's army of 6,000 to reach him, nearly killing him if it weren't for 3 of Robb's bodyguards giving their lives to save him, and Jaime's sword getting stuck in one of their necks.
(Brienne remembered her fight with Jaime Lannister in the woods. It had been all that she could do to keep his blade at bay. He was weak from his imprisonment, and chained at the wrists. No knight in the Seven Kingdoms could have stood against him at his full strength, with no chains to hamper him. Jaime had done many wicked things, but the man could fight! His maiming had been monstrously cruel. It was one thing to slay a lion, another to hack his paw off and leave him broken and bewildered. -AFFC, Brienne I)
(Robb looked away into the woods, with the same brooding look that Ned often got. "He … he killed them …"
"Both of them," said Robb. "Torrhen and Eddard. And Daryn Hornwood as well."
"No one can fault Lannister on his courage," Lord Glover said. "When he saw that he was lost, he rallied his retainers and fought his way up the valley, hoping to reach Lord Robb and cut him down. And almost did."
"He mislaid his sword in Eddard Karstark's neck, after he took Torrhen's hand off and split Daryn Hornwood's skull open," Robb said. "All the time he was shouting for me. If they hadn't tried to stop him-"
"-I should then be mourning in place of Lord Karstark," Catelyn said. -AGOT, Catelyn X)
This is the medieval duel equivalent of gambling on a fart and winning only to push harder at the end and furiously shit your pants.
I love this comment I can't stop laughing 😆
This comment is some platinum shit.
Why lose all your money at the casino when you can simply gamble on a fart?
What an analogy
Hahaha
I always end the clip when oberyn impales the mountain and then go to sleep
😂😂😂😂😂
I understand my friend... My dream is that they make a WhatIf series of GoT, and that they include episodes in which Oberyn wins definitively(with the Mountain still admitting in a mocking tone, And that a loophole was left that he poisoned Tywin too) .and another in which he is responsible for Joffrey's death.
I come here for the head pop 😅
In the books Oberyn put so much force in his last blow that his spear exploded into Gregor's mail, going all the way through his back. Even the mountain tried to remove it but couldn't. Then he tried to use his longsword to finish him through the visor, but when Gregor grabbed his foot he couldn't find balance and only chipped his helm
"It's over Mountain, I have the highground"
"You underestimate my power"
"Don't try it"
*tries it and wins*
In Germany Oberyn and Obi Wan have the Same Voice Actor😂
😂
The mountain has so much power , one punch and he knocked half of his teeth out . And to be able to crush someone's head with your heads far out , god level power
It takes less force then u think but u still gotta be a sick bastard to do it
@@bobbob5007 According to bike-helmet studies you'd require 235 kg (520 pounds) or 2,300 newtons of force to crush a human skull.
still he "lost". that shows how good oberyn could've been
@@bobbob5007it takes way more than you think. It’s impossible for any human being to do so
@@Filip-db2tnno it isn't, if you go through the eyes like he did it's so easy, using your body weight as force against the ground
I stopped watching at 2:33 as I had to get the door, but really glad that Oberyn won. I hope this resulted in Tywin being exposed.
Does he know
I loved how cocky oberyn was, he knew how skilled he was and he went there with the intention of ending him. And he come so close but it had to be cut short didnt it 😭
He was too cocky. He trained specifically to fight the Mountain and it showed. However, at the end of the day, his arrogance was the deciding factor, and it came down to brute strength instead of fighting skill, and Oberyn never stood a chance in that aspect.
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkj well had he kept clear he would’ve one. The poison in the spears would’ve went into effect soon enough
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkj He could have easily won the duel, but he didnt want to win the duel; matter of fact, I don't even think he cared if Tyrion died or not. Oberyn was looking for one thing only: a confession, he could've easily stabbed the Mountain in the Heart and got it over with, but he didn't.
He technically did win, the mountain was dead from the first stab bc of the poison.
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkjIt had nothing to do with brute strength, he let his guard down and he payed for it.
Thats what I want to do everytime someone’s driving too close to my car.
Who the fuck's Ronnie Pickering?
@bleeding tongue might
Alright Ronnie Pickering, calm down
This killed me 😂😂😂
Kinda disappointed they killed him off. He was such a cool character
Sometimes shows doesn't know who to put Credit to skill characters
Thtas the ENTIRE show
If they didn't off all the flashy cool standout characters there wouldn't be much of a show the moral of this show is vengeance gets you nothing but death think back on all the characters that are seeking vengeance
I hate Game of Thrones.. He wrote the immoral book with cruel moments but which makes us watch.. Otherwise nothing to offer..
LOTR >>>> Song of Ice and Fire
Hell of a way to go, though...
one of the best fight choreographies in movies/series, the whole outcome is really shocking, especially because it conveys empathy about oberyn throughout the fight, avenging his sister and nephews, and beyond the fantasy of a man surviving to so many spears, but oberyn was not interested in the death of the mountain, the ending is surprising and the scream of the wife does not give you time to think about the unreality but about the injustice that poor oberyn could not achieve what he wanted, the confession.
he did confess though...
Bullshit got got a confession nobody gave a fuck tho
He achieved the confession and he did technically get revenge. The mountain was an abomination that couldn’t speak after this. In the books he screamed bloody horror for months as Qyburn experimented on him. He suffered a fate worse then death, and Tywin died to Tyrion after anyways. There’s also a theory that obreyn poisoned Tywin and he was gonna die anyways. In the book he was sick and the symptoms were identical to a poison obreyn had
That confession did still help Oberyn get the last laugh. It was one of those secrets in Westeros that everyone knew he had killed them, very possibly on Tywin's orders, but it was never confirmed. This confession confirmed everything and caused House Lannister to lose a lot of face because of it, so yes, in a way, Oberyn got what he wanted
They should've used the scene from this fight in the books where Gregor misses a slash and hacks off a guy in the crowds arm then to stop him screaming hacks him in 2 and the crowd go running for their life LMAO
This is one of my favorite scenes in the history of everything. I have watched it a hundred times and it still gets my heart pounding just as the first time I watched it.
😂😂😂...The mountain could never survive the wounds...it is a stupid scene.
@@pedrodufour529 he didn't
@@pedrodufour529 he literally didn't survive. That's why he got revived as a zombie lol
This is the perfect example of that saying "You seek revenge then you should dig two graves. One for your enemy and one for yourself." He had the Mountain dead but he had to poke a dying bear.
Mystikal said it best:
“Whenever you see me fighting a grizzly bear… HELP THE BEAR”
"When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk"! Those people never learn!
Well, this guy will probably not be able to remember that for the future 😅
the good the bad the ugly reference !?
@@Dracula62526 Yup!
The thing is here - both in the good the bad and the ugly and GOT - Both men *had* to talk. They were not there to fight and win and survive - they were there to take revenge. That means that you want to punish your adversary and maybe even make him feel what you felt in the past. You want to enjoy the ride as you make him suffer. That is why revenge is dangerous.
If it was just justice he wanted he could have hired an assasin in secret or sped up the process of killing him here in tournament. But he did not.
Cough Cough
Vegeta and Gohan
Jammie's admiration for the oberyns skills, smilling when he does a good move, two of the best of there times maybe.
He could’ve at least severely injured/crippled the mountain, making sure he was unable to move or make any sudden moves. What a waste of skill.
He was too in the moment
@@depressedkermit5337 Nah, he was just being dumb and careless. You don’t say a fighter loses a fight because they were “too in the moment.”
Welch Productions he was too in the moment about his family. The only reason he agreed to the fight was to hear the words that mountain killed his sister and her children. You wouldn’t know that feeling unless it happened to you so I wouldn’t expect you to understand.
@@TheWelchProductions most fighters aren't in revenge fights against people that raped and murdered their loved ones. That's a terrible analogy.
Yes Oberyn became emotional to the point of irrationality and making mistakes he otherwise wouldn't have, but it's completely consistent with his character because Gregor raped and murdered his sister.
Calm down guys. It's all because of what the director told him to do.
This scene shocked me for sure. When I saw his teeth hit the ground I knew it was over for him.
One punch, all his teeth bro
One subtle detail I like (and that makes the scene all the more tragic), is that Oberyn thinks the Mountain first defiled Elia, then murdered her, then killed her children. But at the end, the Mountain *corrects* him on the actual order of events.
I looked back and I think he was just saying what he did bcuz oberyn said it in different orders a few times
Actually u right
Not to mention it's the last thing he ever hears. It's haunting, but that's why this is the best scene in any TV show I've ever watched
@@SusPastorFoundBrutallyMurdered he said so many times in the books Gregor was becoming so pissed off that he killed one of the bystanders. That was probably a relief him saying the correct order
It's so much more terrible, I was so shocked I didn't pay attention to that, but the correct order is horrific... 😢
This is what happens when you bring emotions into a fight
"If you are with your troubles when fighting happens... more trouble for you."
Syrio said it, and Oberyn proved it
perfect example of dont be too cocky
The actor for Oberyn's wife really sells this with her gut wrenching scream and shaking hands
Lesson in life: always finish what you start before you celebrate
Wasn’t really celebrating,he wanted to know the truth about who murdered his family
Sudden shocks in is what makes Game of Thrones so unique
I was definitely shocked watching this. Thought Oberyn would win and save Tyrion and just when he seems like he’s won boom he gets his head smashed in. Too bad I liked Oberyn.
N it was so stupid like he stabbed the mountain so many times
Even in his chest but still he survived
Like it was bullshit
@@thundernation8849 - Oberyn lost. Time to get over it.
@@thundernation8849he probably got stabbed in the lung or something. That is very possible to survive
I mean the mountainvs the hound lol,bro stuck a knife through his head,a sword through his body,the mountain was a beast but oberyn is a more skilled fighter,his arrogance and need for revenge got him killed,he would’ve won otherwise
Pedro Pascal actually loved this scene he felt relaxed after the mountains crushed his head and blood flowed in his face
An awesome subversion of expectations. We all wanted Oberyn to win and the way they pulled the rug out from under us, at the last minute, was brilliant. An example of excellent writing when the show was at its peak. I know some people think "character I like dying = bad writing," but that's a simple thought by simple people.
I actually fucking hated the way Oberyn dies here. Somebody as agile as he is shown to be wouldn’t fall from having a single foot swept, and, even if he did, would be rolling away from the mountain the instant he hits the ground. I’m an uncoordinated fat fuck, but even I make sure that my shoulders and hips hit the ground first if I slip on some ice and go ass-over-teakettle, and that I stiffen my neck to make sure I don’t crack my head.
Maybe I’m really nitpicking, but I would have much preferred the mountain actually grab his ankle, or the opening of his boot, or something.
would you say you were okay with how GoT ended as well? Because I feel even tho it was rushed, if we simply look at it as a story being told we have no reason to be dissapointed with it either! wouldn't you agree?
Simple moron calling people simple
Dude, you are a joke
@@ravikkar mountains grip would help the fall, but it is odd that dude fell exactly alongside the mountain so he can be lifted by the throat. But being distracted in his vengeance made him careless and cost him his life.
Calling a ton of people simple for your predictive tendencies of random people watching a series is.... simple of you.
In some ways I thought this scene was better than the scene in the book. I like how they added the line where Oberyn points at Tywin and shouts, “Who gave you the order?”
I think its interesting that they removed the "crowd" as well. In the books the mountain accidently slashes some stable boy then gets annoyed at his screaming and beheads him. But for this fight they have it staged so the crowd is nice and safe in the stands.
I do wish the episode ended with Tyrion throwing up though
The look of disbelief and anger when he sees the Mountain losing was rich.
That was such a powerful scene, but i liked more in the books where Oberyn puts so much force in his last blow the spear explodes in Gregor's mail and go through his back, then he tries to make him talk with gregors greatsword and that's what gets him too close
@@thomasmartin4281he does that enough in the later seasons
He completely humiliated the mountain but his confidence and revenge took over. If he just ended it quick he didn’t have to die such a horrible death
“Today is not the day I die” - Oberyn Martell on the day he died
"Don't leave me alone in this world" "Never"
2 min. later: 3:32
0:52-0:56 the heavy breathing because he’s so worked up and overcome with his desire for revenge is such a good detail. Phenomenal acting by Pedro Pascal.
At least Oberyn kept an open mind about the whole thing.
One of the most satisfying scenes ever filmed. Everyone expects David to win. Reality: Goliath wins.
Literally, it's one of the most DISSATISFYING scenes ever filmed. Oberyn deserved better.
@@HangrySaturn Nope.
@@HangrySaturn talent is nothing without hard work, oberyan learned it the hard way
The Mountain didn't win because he was bigger or stronger.
He won because Oberyn got stupid.
@@ConchCatBlvd Shouldn't be stupid, then.
I bet he blown his mind watching this
In the books Oberyn uses Manticore venom thickened with sorcery on his spear blade to poison him for a very slow, painful death. His screams of pain were heard for days in the Red Keep while the poison slowly spread through his body
Tyrion even said "If anyone deserves to die screaming, it's The Mountain."
I watched this 40 times straight. I think I have a problem lol
Same SONT worry me also have problems
You are definitely worse
No, the world ahs a problem the scene's voices are disturbingly realistic. I Had to watch it a few more times myself to put it to rest in my heart forever.
Lol TV head explosions are satisfying. It's why we all looked this scene up.
Good
1 of the saddest days in GOT series. The beginning wen he showed us his skills was fire 🔥
I don’t recall heads exploding like that
With enough air pressure blood will be shot out of the heads orifaces
@@klaud7311 a theron guard will just crush a head with one hand
@@klaud7311 aaaaaand why do you know thar
@hieno mies obviously
The Mountain is supposed to have superhuman strength.
This has got to be one of the best fight scenes in entertainment history.
Not really, the scene is not that well made, they just use camera shifts to mask how underwhelming the choreography actually is. Game of Thrones never had decent swort fight sequences, other than a few exceptions like the fight at Tower of Joy.
The Mountain basically swings that sword like he's holding a battle axe.
In Game of Thrones, swords are like polearms, characters swing them like clubs and it just looks funy.
Entertainment History is a little bit to much. ^^
But still pretty cool.
one of the best scenes in the entire series!
My Jaw was on the floor for 20 minutes after this scene.
Yeah so was his.
Now that’s what I call a gamer move
Fatality!!!
1. Don't let emotions get to your head in a fight.
2. Never underestimate your opponent. Even when they are on their last legs.
A wounded bear is more dangerous than a content one!
3. Learn life lessons somewhere other than game of thrones
*welcome to the hydraulic press channel*
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It's actually crazy that Pesto Pascal was actually able to make his head explode like that for the scene.
Remarkable acting.
"Cockyness kills"
Sun tzu the art of war
"Don't believe everything you read on the internet."
Abraham Lincoln: Ep. 97 CHiPS
Overconfidence too
This was a scene that showcased how revenge blinds, and the ego misleads.
You know this is a great scene when everytime you watch it, you wish somehow the outcome is different.
3:05
You can see it on Tyrion's expression, "What are you doing? Finish the fight!" He seems so frustrated by Oberyn's lust for revenge, he knew it wasn't necessary and could possibly end horribly.
The inevitable fate of someone who loves the sound of his own voice.
Means he talks too fucking much
Perfect illustration of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
Cersei's smile after Oberyen was slaughtered is iconic.
Her joy later turned into ashes in her mouth, as Tyrion once said.
Not like the book where she was upset that he confessed to the rape and murders because the Lannisters now had a bad image
Nothing about her is iconic
"Poor soul, you were just too high strung" - Tombstone
This was an eye-popping scene.
Ive never heard that phrase used before but ok
When subverting expectations is more important than having an interesting story and characters.
I mean, I don't think that's correct either, since the death was specifically what progressed the story, it wasn't just done for shock value, him dying means Tyrion loses and is sentenced to death, meaning he breaks out, murders his father and then flees to join Dany overseas, as well as a number of other things too.
@@nicknamed1267 Instead of Dorne having interesting characters and storylines we kill off a character and entire continent basically for Tyrion to advance his plot.
@muzgash admittedly, the dorne plot was pretty weak in the show, but that's not really because of Oberyns death, as they are still strong components in the book IIRC. And yes, Oberyn died to advance Tyrions' plot, but that's kinda how the story goes, and it did lead to a generally great conclusion most seem to think since that's how Tywin dies.
@ I felt Tyrell and Martell both were only used as plot devices and not really characters/houses in their own right. They amount to nothing. You could even say the same about Greyjoys but that's basically admitting that GRRMartin is a terrible worldbuilder in general. The last book I read was A Feast for Crows and called it quits after that, so I may be missing out on something from A Dance with Dragons.
@muzgash eh, I personally liked them, but I can see your point too. May be to each their own there.
This scene always gives me devil coctail of human feelings and leaves an insanely painful sediment in my heart. Fear, grief, gross and disillusionmentat killing from the inside
wow I'm impressed by your depth of emotion, as well as the style of your poetic writing... I kind of feel the same way... Way worse is the ending. I am deeply on Daenerys side.
I like how many scenes and things that happen in this show teaches you something about life.
Letting revenge consume you will be the end of you.
Learn life lessons somewhere else
This scene was truly an eye opener
For Oberyn it was hard to watch. ^^
Thanks. This changed the show in so many ways.
You know you're a great fighter when Jaime is enjoying your fight, what a cool character Oberyn was, such a wasted potential of that character.
I kept screaming "END IT YOU FOOL" the moment he gloats and let his emotions gets the better of him.
"weapons are not for threat, they are to kill"
~Red Hair Shanks
"When you're going to shoot, shoot, don't talk!" - Tuco.
I love how savage the mountain is in this scene.
"When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk!" -Tuco
Minute 2:30 you can see for how long Oberyn was waiting to see this view. He should have ended the battle here and then trash talk everyone. We all miss you buddy.
The mandalorian: `` And that's why I always wear my helmet "
3:22 You can kind of see his face deforming as his skull gets crushed. Really brutal scene.
It wasn’t deforming. That was just his reaction to the pain. That was the actor’s real face.
@@TheWelchProductions the actor didn't die, they used a doble
@@TheWelchProductionsahaha 🤣😆
@@TheWelchProductions you’re right. They stuck thumbs in the actor’s eye sockets.
Incredible commitment to “method”.
@@westmcgee9320At 3:32, that was a dummy. The rest was really Pedro, with some special effects.
You have got to walk away from the blackjack table once you have won.
0:19 even Tywin was impressed by that performance.
This was a magnificent fight, great acting and top writing.
My man Oberyn! I loved his character so much, and Pedro Pascal's portrayal was *muah* Chef's Kiss! Perfect
Bronn described the entire fight scenario to Tyrion when he came to meet Tyrion in the cell.
If you slow it down you can tell he’s right handed. Big advantage.
Ever rewatched something, and hoped it would end differently? Yeah.
The spear is the ultimate weapon when used well.
Forget everything else, sometimes all you need is a stick with a pointy end
Just be sure to bring a spare.
"When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk!"
~Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez
That smirk on that chick's face was delightful to see before she goes wailing. too funny.
I like how out of everyone from the small council and royal family, Mace Tyrell is the only one that applauses after Oberyn shows off his skills before the fight starts. Mace Tyrell was just vibing off every minute of his life. He deserved a happy ending unlike getting blown to death.
This is so ironic because Mace absolutely hates Oberyn. He was responsible for crippling his son in a tournament. And although Oberyn and his son are on good terms, they exchange letters every few months, Mace think it was all his fault even though it was his. He was too young to be in tourneys and too inexperienced in riding a horse.
If you played a drinking game where you took a shot everytime they had a cut, you'd die within 30 seconds
2:01 LOL the way Oberyn took a flight to Miami when the Mountain threw him across the arena! 🤣🤣🤣
2:35 the Mountains admitted his crimes, Oberyn wins, saves Tirion and returned safe to Dorne and they lived happily ever after
Fun fact : this is actually a real footage of a man getting his head smashed.
This scene wasn't scripted, but The Moutain actor did it so well that they decided to keep the shot.
RIP: Pedro Pascal; what a legend.
Is getting old
Because of this, i couldn't sleep for 3 days.
For years I didn't like his widow for killing innocent Marcella and was ALMOST sympathetic for Cersei and her revenge ..but watching this scene again having forgotten about Oberin's reason for wanting to take down the Mountain.. it's actually very sad
Oberyn is to blame he knows what the mountain is he could have disabled his arms but he was so caught up with emotions he couldn't think about that anymore
All the plot with Ellaria and the sand snakes in the show is an absurdity... i don't know why they totally changed the Dornish plot.
@@shin29534writers are to blame. They control what the characters do.
Even after getting tripped by the mountain at the end he should have still been able to escape. Really makes no sense how he died
I’m still sad he died. He was such a good character. But it made it so much more real he died
Jamie grinning at Oberyn's skill will never get old...
Il never forget the first time I witnessed this scene lol. Early seasons of got were top tier writing, just goat goat tier.
After 4 seasons of thinking you finally get how deaths work in this show and not getting too attached only to have this shit happen. Still pisses me off 😂