Game of Thrones - Hans Zimmer Edit #35 (Yara Greyjoy tries to rescue Theon)
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- I love Hans Zimmer and I love GoT.
Why not combine them in a believable way?
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Rock House Jail - The Rock
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This scene was like a taster of the stupidity we got in the later seasons. I mean Yara said these were among the best fighters on the Iron Islands and they can’t defeat a shirtless Ramsay
Thank you plot armor is the understatement dude close quarter combat nobody thinks to just bury a axe in his back right there
They weren’t ready to meet a savage like Ramsey
It really wasn’t until Jon snow effortlessly beat the fucking shit out of Ramsay that I realized how off this scene here was
God forbid that a fictional show has a badass scene without it being ultra realistic lmao
@@xheatproofspy7011 oh dont make excuses for the train wreck this became
When the best warriors of the Iron Islands lost vs a guy with no shirt a knife and 3 dogs
And the same guy died cause he was shooting arrows on a guy 20m away from him with a shield.
I hate that so fkin much.
Replying from a time in which nobody cared, but apparently there were supposed to be 9 dogs in the scene. The space was so cramped that they couldn't shoot with full cast, including dogs, which is why it felt mid. Supposed to be 30v30, with Ramsay too out of reach, and then 9 dogs seal the deal to run. 🎉 Cyan Ara or something 🎉
Its not just A GUY.. Its mo effin RAMSEY BOLTON; the most insidious, cunning, depraved villain in the realm.. u better recognize son lol 😆
I'm sorry do you actually think Ramsay and his personal guards were the only ones in the Dreadfort? It's a massive castle with at least a few hundred soldiers, the element of surprise was gone and Theon was being difficult. If they didn't book it immediately they would have got swarmed.
The way they were moving those 50 good fighters could have captured the whole castle.
It is forever confusing to me that in this scene ramsay is actually fighting with zero armor on but when its time to fight jon he just stands there with a bow and arrow like an idiot
he was scared of Jon
He knew he was never gonna beat Jon in hand-to-hand combat so shooting at him was his only chance
Ramsay wasn't actually a good fighter in the books. This scene makes no sense.
@@leonpaelinck "Ramsay wasn't actually a good fighter in the books"
that doesnt mean he cant be a good fighter in the show
the show changed a lot of characters
No @@leonpaelinck
If this scene made any sense
Ramsay:" How fast can you run?"
Ironborn easily slaughter the hounds
Ramsay:" What how did you win against my hounds?"
Yara:" Well we have armour, axes and swords... what the hell did you think was gonna happen?"
Ramsay:"huuuuh..."
Yara:" And fighting shirtless is probably not the smartest idea"( throws axe and kills Ramsay)
It wasn't just the dogs they were also outnumbered by ramseys men inside his own fortress with a un cooperative theon
@@hound89 Ramsay had very few people with him and was shirtless and these are suposed to be the best fighters in the Iron Islands, they should have easily slaughtered them plus they had a better chance at defeating the enemies in front of them than they had at outrunning those hounds.
Ya'll are forgetting ramsays a true psychopath and lives for these moments where he gets to kill and torture others.
@@masterplokoon8803 The Dreadfort has some of the best soldiers in the North. Did you not see them stand toe to toe with your 'best killers in the iron islands'. Not to mention, Asha (yara whatever) realizes theon is a lost cause and not worth having more people die over. You have also apparently never seen what killer dogs can do to a person. bred, trained and vicious dogs can literally kill wolves or hyenas.
@@ethanragbir8311 Dogs are not imune to axes they have no chance against guys in armour and armed to the teeth with axes and shields. And they have a better chance to survive by standing their ground and using their weapons to defeat the dogs than they have of outrunning them. And those Bolton soldiers did not perform well at all in this fight. Pulls Ramsay is shirtless and is really easy to kill in this scene but they needed him alive for some more seasons.
“This is turning into a lovely evening!”
Me and the boys laughed so hard when he said that. 😂😂
I forgot how stupid this scene was. Should’ve just killed Ramsay right then and there, and taken Theon no matter how hard he protested. Makes no sense why the Ironborn just decide to pussy out after killing all of the Bolton men.
Ramsay brainwashed Theon and refused to be saved when he had the chance.
Personally I think this was Alfie Allens best scene! His acting was spot on. I loved Reek
A great actor.
Yeah this scene made zero sense lol. Like Stannis said, the Ironborn may be terrible soldiers who have no discipline, strategy or unity but they're incredible warriors. How they couldn't beat shirtless Ramsey is nonsense
You meant Ramsey charged in with no armor, and NONE of the Ironborn thought to try to slash him?
They’re clearly focused on their own opponents. And lacking armor doesn’t mean anything if your opponent misses every strike. Dothraki don’t wear any armor that’s useful and are sone of the greatest threats
Ramsay in literally every other scene: a psychopathic coward who tortures defenseless people or shoots them with arrows from afar
Ramsay in this scene: Khal Drogo
I forgot that even in season 4, D&D were starting to show their true colors.
" a psychopathic coward"
where has he ever shown in the show(not the books ,the books are there own canon) to be a coward
"who tortures defenseless people or shoots them with arrows from afar"
and him liking to shoot people from a far mean he cant be good in combat?
him liking to shoot people from a far and him being a good fighters can both be true
@@thatrandomguy362 The Battle of the Bastards for one. He doesn't lead from the front like Jon, Stannis, Robb or Jamie. He stands far back in safety observing the battle. Then he shoots at Jon with a bow instead of fighting him one-on-one. This scene is stupid and out of character.
@@ellitho " The Battle of the Bastards for one. He doesn't lead from the front like Jon, Stannis, Robb or Jamie. He stands far back in safety observing the battle"
cause a battle isnt just a 1v1,
in a battle multiple people can come and attack you at the same time, and there a chance you get shot by arrow from without being able to do anything to defend yourself
in this scenario( a close quarters fight ) ramsay outnumber yara man forcing her man to have a 1v1, so in this scenario it impossible for somebody to backstab ramsay while he is busy fighting another dude
"Then he shoots at Jon with a bow instead of fighting him one-on-one."
cause Jon is known for his sword skill
Ramsay says "If the stories are true he's the greatest swordsman alive"
so he know he doesnt stand a chance which is why he use a bow
"This scene is stupid and out of character."
it isnt
@@thatrandomguy362 What does leading from the front vs staying back have to do with battle involving many people? The point is a brave leader leads from the front and is willing to fight with his men. I don't understand what your are trying to say about that stupid kennel fight. It absolutely is stupid. It is always stupid when people are given plot armour or made into supermen, just so you can have a scene. Just like it's equally stupid to make "the 50 best killers of the Iron Islands" in to useless fodder.
@@ellitho "What does leading from the front vs staying back have to do with battle involving many people?"
It has plenty to do with it
If there are many people and you are at the front you can get overwhelmed by multiple opponets attacking you at the same time
Also I find it funny how you discarded my point about bows shotting you down without you being capable of doing anything to defend against it
"The point is a brave leader leads from the front and is willing to fight with his men"
Not fighting on the front in a battle doesnt make you a coward when you can get killed by things out of your control regardless of skill(try blocking arrows dropping down on you during a battle and see how that turn out for you)
"I don't understand what your are trying to say about that stupid kennel fight. It absolutely is stupid."
it isnt
"Just like it's equally stupid to make "the 50 best killers of the Iron Islands" in to useless fodder"
they were litterly outnumbered with both yara and another person having to hold Theon down for a big chunck of the fight
and at the end of the ironborns still managed to equal the number of people on both sides
so they definitely werent fodders
I never understood this scene. You come all this way to rescue your brother literally get to the cage he's in and you run from a couple dogs in a tight hallway when you've got armor and swords?!
Hey man those dogs are scary mideval dogs they don’t mess
@@ryanricks3002 cane corso bred for war and boar hunting
@@commiesnzombies exactly plus theon wasn’t cooperating
@@ryanricks3002 She literally says they are taking the best fighters the ironborn have. Who gives a shit if the dogs are big and they dont mess if you have a fully armored shield wall with swords. Dog bites your armored arm and the dude to your left slams an axe into its skull and it dies.
I think because at that point she saw how pointless It really was to go Rescue him he had already lost his mind therefore already been dead to her and didn’t feel like fighting dogs to save him in her mind he’s already dead he’s lost his mind even if I did rescue him he would never be the same.
Why didnt they jump him before he unlocked the cage? This is the first scene of the show that made me roll my eyes.
He didn't even need 20 good men
Man I remember thinking this was the most ridiculous and shit scene in all of Game of Thrones. I had no clue it was merely a sign of things to come.
God forbid that a fictional show has a badass scene without it being ultra realistic lmao
@@xheatproofspy7011bitch any soldier can kill named people
@@xheatproofspy7011It’s too unrealistic however
@@xheatproofspy7011not bad ass at all LOL. The Ramsay Arc is one of the cringiest/biggest nosedives I’ve ever seen in tv history lol
he is have some blood why the hungry dog chasing armor people?
In the same-ass scene she calmly ices the guy who told her where her brother was, then, just uh, waits, I guess, while Ramsay slowly draws and brandishes his key and uses it. Kind of her to just... not really bother to interrupt him there after effortlessly wiping out all of his men and leaving him shirtless, surrounded and alone.
“This is turning into a lovely evening.”
Music is no good for this scene
Yeah I agree, this was more of a guilty pleasure than a proper edit
I agree
What's with the music? Am I watching Pirates of the Caribbean?
That’s what this house kind of is in the show compared to the books. But yeah this was a little much
It sounds like the music from The Rock with Nicholas Cage lol.
@@rennac3152 it's edited though
LMAO shirtless Ramsay Bolton would be demolished. He runs straight at a guy with a shield and fully armored. Dude would just hit him in the face with the shield and stab in in the gut. No more Ramsay Bolton.
I never understood why she just stood there and watched him open the cage. Its not like he did it secretly, he even announced he was about to do it
Well he was surrounded by armed men who her men clearly couldn’t beat.
@@dragonflarefrog1424who the "best killers in the iron islands" couldn't beat for some reason
@@brokenspacebar9628 Maybe the iron people are just trash
Bro it was a Cinematic scene not real life.. They wanted to show that she was feeling sad for theon... Don't complain on every damn thing
@@avichanda4641 "bro", the whole point of this show was that it was a fantasy world that was still realistic. That is what made the first seasons so great and the latter seasons terrible, where realism had been replaced by plot armour.
Arthur Dayne said that the only men he feared were shirtless Ramsay and Ser Twenty of House Goodmen
He looks good without a shirt 😊
Ramsay is literally so beautiful
@@danielle4976 i know right and all those scratches 🥵
He looks just as good without a face 🥰
@@OurHereafter he’s so hot
@@vesperrose666What do you mean "hot"? He's dead, kiIIed by Sansa, he's cold af😹
Hard to believe this dumb scene didnt actually take place in the bad seasons(5-8) but actually took place in the best season (4th)
that’s why people are dumb. tywin did the same thing in the battle of the Blackwater that Sansa did in the Battle of the Bastards. as in, show up at the last minute to miraculously save the day. one is very well received and one isn’t. sansa didn’t tell jon cause she didn’t want to to wage a battle plan on the untrustworthy LF. Tywin didn’t send word of reinforcements coming cause…??? but it’s okay. it was based off of George’s books so bad writing is okay then.
@@zacharybiango2861 except that the Tywin rescue was actually set up earlier: due to Robb and Edmure's fuckup Tywin decided to return to King's Landing.
In season 6 there is no explanation how the Vale knights got north (trought the Neck) without the Boltons knowing
Season 4 was the best but it actually set up the later seasons failures. Some examples:
1) Omitting Tyrion realising the truth about Tysha. That starts his villain arc. The show just made him a useless hero character because fanbase
2) Omitting Lady Stonewood
3) Jaime still being on Cersei's side (in the books they never reconsiled after reuniting)
@@zacharybiango2861Lol what? Tywin saved the day by keeping Joffrey on the throne and barring the rightful heir? That’s not saving the day, kid. Moreover, Tywin showing up last minutes was the first time he and the crown actually interacted in Season 2, whereas Sansa actually met with Jon, left Jon, then returned. She could’ve told Jon about reinforcements before she left, whereas Tywin had no ability to communicate such with the crown.
@@leonpaelinck I feel like John's arc was also flawed, like going back to Craster's Keep made absolutely no sense with a wildling invasion imminent on the wall. It felt very stupid and served to reduce the NW numbers even more. Overall the 4th season made his story worse by making an entire season of build-up for the season finale battle, which admittedly was great (however it also combined the Thenn's assault on Castle Black with the Wildlings attack on the wall instead of doing them separately, leading to more filler before the final battle.) Locke was a weird addition as well.
Generally I think Season 4 suffered from the fact that it only adopted like the last 4th of ASOS while season 3 covered 2/3 to 3/4. It made the writers stretch out certain stories beyond what was provided in the books (Tyrion's trial, for example, or Arya's endless strolls with the Hound, and of course Jon's story) with some mixed results. Still good but I agree that in retrospect the cracks were definitely there. Previous seasons biggest issues were lackluster adaptations of scenes in the books, but this is the first season where they created a lot of new scenes/filler and set the stage for the last 4 seasons "improv" issues
Ramsey is a duel-wielding axe master berserker who scoffs at armor, easily handling the hardest men from the Iron Islands with reckless abandon. Just as badass as the three little brothers from dorne
Ppl say the show fell off after season 4. No. It fell off during season 4. The only good thing about season 4 was Oberyn. The show went down the shitter when Tyrion killed Tywin on the the shitter.
Do you know why this scene sucks in great season 4? It was invented by D&D, not George.
this episode is when game of thrones died
To anyone commenting about Ramsay not being armored. Another point is he didn't know how to fight. In the books Roose comments he never had proper training and had a hacking style like a butcher.
Yes but that contradicts this scene where Ramsay clearly knows how to fight and takes kills several of the best Ironborn warriors
@@MrKingYuji I mean - yeah the show took some liberties. In general they are faithful to him in terms of the books - he won't fight head on too much. He prefers betrayal and overwhelming force. Also I never said he doesn't have experience fighting but Roose mentioned him not having skill.
@@Yusifinify I think the show in general amped up Ramsay and made him the made villain of the North story instead of Roose. Roose is the head of House Bolton and killed Robb but is sidelined.
50 best killers she said.🙄
Against an entire garrison. The Dreadfort is massive, there's got to be at least a few hundred soldiers in it. Not to mention they all probably have been alerted by the commotion
@@rodrigosantoscienceros there were ridiculously few of them remaining in the dungeon, they could've easily killed ramsay and the hounds, no matter how many soldiers were outside
@b0bbuffet
Not if they wanted to live. They would have been swarmed almost immediately and with Theon being difficult it would have got everyone killed.
Also they weren't in the dungeon... they were in the dog kettle with 3 Iron born vs 3 Northerns plus the dogs. So double no
Theon should have taken the chance. If nothing else he could die with a sword in his hand instead of waiting for the next torture.
It was too late. He already lost his mind and was conditioned. You can hear him say “I’m Reek, good Reek, loyal Reek.” Ramsay turned him into a dog.
He was convinced his own sister was there to trick him and trap him like Ramsey did before. He was already conditioned to believe the worst. He probably thought Ramsey would keep him alive and torture him even more if he failed this test.
Asha is a great character
In the books Asha and Euron are really intresting characters, here they started out good and by the end.....not so much.
how hard is it to kill a dog with a an axe or sword wtf lol
This wasn’t as bad as I thought it was. I remember a lot more of yaras men dying. This was all Theon’s fault.
?? how is his fault?
@@revolverocelot8106 if he left when his sister told him to leave they would have stood a chance to get out alive.
@@davedaddy101 yeah just have him ignore the possibly years if not many many months of phycological and physical torture and mental and physical trauma
Remember that was Reek not Theon🤣🤣
@@davedaddy101 Theon was mentally fucked in the head thanks to Ramsay. Yara dragged her men to their deaths just because she was scared of a shirtless Ramsay and her fully armored men couldn't take out a pack of dogs.
1:55.......its both funny & DARK at the same time😂😂😂😂😂
It was a medieval special-ops seal team 6 mission
This scene doesn't make any sense
What season and episode ?
First bad scene in game of thrones
Nah
@@autumnbenco1703 yes this is where show jumper the shark
And you're the be-all and end-all of judgements, eh?
@@Brooklyn3955 not necessarily. It's a series I really liked and then it started to drop in quality until it got really bad. I used to think it was one of the best shows ever written until about season 5
@@Brooklyn3955 Please show your work and describe more completely your criticism
I don’t think u guys understand. They woke the castle up. Hounds are fast. And agile how are they gonna fight Ramsey his guards and the hounds. Plus trying to take a prisoner that didn’t want to leave and would make noise the whole way out. U know how many guards are in a castle. Lots. Yara came hoping to sneakily steal Theon. Theon would slow them down. And now Ramsey expertly got in between him and yara. So it would have been a hassle. U guys are dumb. It didn’t matter if their some of the best iron born fighters it just comes down to common Sense. The mission was botched
Decent music for a pretty stupid scene.
i loved this scene. shows that Ramsay is a masochist as well as a sadist. myranda is dominating him here
Ramsey is hot :)
Yes, in the trailer for this episode they actually showed Miranda clawing his chest, but they removed that scene from the actual episode, and you just see them bang... oh well.
He comes in covered in blood and scratch marks, this man just loves pain
wtf is that music
This scene, in my opinion, is the moment you can pinpoint where the show began to go down hill. When it was clear that the show runners were getting in a bit too deep. Choppy, rushed, nonsensical. None of this scene makes sense. Nothing fits. Nothing works. How did Yara and the Ironborn escape? Why didn’t Ramsey just kill them? Why was he covered in blood? Why did Yara give up as easily as she did after making such a big deal about getting Theon back just a couple episodes earlier? Season 4 is one of the better seasons but this is one of the worst scenes, and just an early indicator of the lunacy to come.
Probably the dumbest scene in the whole series
Which season and episode
S4 ep 6
The plot armor is stupid
حلوة الحركة 😍
I like this edit
This was edit ?
1:54
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:16
Jon Snow: *had tons of plot armor in all seasons*
Public: We didn't see anything Ramsey: *uses plot armor once in the entire series*
Public: Oh, that's so unrealistic, this Marty Sue character, Yara and her 50 bEsT kIllErS from the Iron Islands would defeat Ramsey in seconds!
Jon got lit up with arrows and almost died on his first journey beyond the wall and later got stabbed to death by his own people. Anything past season 6 with Jon was bs particularly in that stupid “bring the dead to Cersei” plot line when he fell under the ice and didn’t die
Weird that such a bad and stupid scene happened in season 4 which is considered still to be good.
bad and stupid in what way?
@@svenlauke1190 Because the best warriors of the Iron Islands lost against a shirtless guy with shitty weapons (while they had flippin' SHIELDS) and ran away from dogs (while they were wearing floppin' ARMOUR). Everybody spread out and 1v1ed their respective adversaries (instead of instantly killing Ramsay). Seriously, armour was made to save lives, and it worked (Arya's sword vs the Hound's armour, Jorah vs the rider guy, etc).
@@tagrerte4701 well. In my eyes, the iron islanders always talked big. And off their ships had little to put up against mainlanders in terms of combat skill
@@svenlauke1190 1) Nobody talked big here. "Talking big" means to boast, to brag. Yara did not do such thing. She stated a simple fact : "I chose the best warriors of the Iron Islands". If she said "I chose the best warriors of the Iron Islands, who are also the best warriors in the whole world", it would be a brag.
2) We are not in an RPG. The Iron Borns do not get a silly damage debuff when they are not at sea. The reason why the Iron Borns suck outside of their boats is because they are few, period. Hence the raiding habit. They just can't sustain an all out conflict (they don't even have supply lines !). Yara's rescue mission wasn't such a conflict.
3) All of it has nothing to do with the silliness of this scene. Ramsay did not have armour and yet he lived. He went head first into armoured and better armed opponents and... just lived through it. Remember when Sandor said that Meryn Trant won because he had armour, and a big fucking sword ? And when his armour stopped the silly little stab of Arya as if to prove his point ? Yeah, that was more believable than that shit. Ramsay survived because of plot armour and that is that.
@@tagrerte4701 well, to be fair, its more of an opinion than a fact that she chose the best warriors of the iron islands. and given how they perform, it might have been a bad opinion. I agree that battles in shows, even got are rarely realistic in terms of what superiority in equipment and numbers mean.
and especially shields are usually just for decoration (battle of the bastards saw one of the only effective offensive use of shields in TV history). so given that the iron born even had shields in closed quarters, makes it indeed a bit ridiculous. also, a pack of dogs is dangerous sure. but they are not trained fighters. they will not strategically attack. and while a single man might be overpowered by them, a few good men with armor and weapons could dispatch of them easily. just get the dog to bit a gloved hand and stab it.
50 of your “greatest warriors” eh?
The average person could most probably beat a dog in a fight, but the average person with armour shields swords and axes? no chance
He's brave enough to fight elite Iron Islanders and a named character while not wearing a shirt and is badass enough to survive doing so. Then a few seasons on, he recoils at the thought of duelling Jon and goes down like a little bitch when he's forced to do so.
Power castrated Ramsay just as surely as Ramsay castrated Theon.
Ramsay has no combat experience. This scene makes no sense.
@@leonpaelinck Was this scene not in the books then?
Ramsay is a little more reckless with his life as a Snow. I think he becomes more cautious later as a Bolton.
@@danielle4976 That is a weird ass excuse for a show being stupid.
Or maybe because he lost his army and made the right tactical decision retreat to a fortified fortress that is Winterfell.
Episode?
Seson 4 episode 6. if I remember correctly. I wish Everyone a good day.