Game Of Thrones - Season 5 (2015) (Staffel)
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David NutterKamera:
Robert McLachlanMusik:
Ramin DjawadiBesetzung:
Peter Dinklage, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Lena Headey, Emilia Clarke, Kit Harington, Stephen Dillane, Liam Cunningham, Carice van Houten, Indira Varma, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner (mehr)Streaming (5)
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Stannis marschiert weiter. Daenerys ist von Fremden umzingelt. Cersei sucht Vergebung, und Jon wird herausgefordert. Stannis Baratheon und seine Truppen setzen ihren Vormarsch in Richtung Winterfell fort. Daenerys Targaryen ist an einem fernen Ort plötzlich von fremden Reitern umgeben. Die Königinmutter Cersei Lennister ist tief gefallen und sucht nach Vergebung. Jon Schnee, Lord-Kommandant der Nachtwache, wird herausgefordert. (RTL II)
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Compared to the last two episodes, this one felt like a step down. Not that I was bored — there was certainly plenty going on — but some things just didn’t sit right with me. Brienne casually strolling through the battlefield to get her revenge (did Stannis have a GPS on him or what?) and Cersei’s walk of atonement dragged on forever. I wasn’t sure if it was supposed to shock, awe, or disgust me; it just felt tedious, and I found myself hitting the fast-forward button. On the upside, Arya's brutal scene was surprisingly entertaining.
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I would have expected a bigger carnage at the end, but I was satisfied anyway. It seems to be a trend in this series that the eighth and ninth episodes are the most gripping, with the tenth serving more as a twist and a bridge to the next season. Even with all that, there are no emotionally powerful scenes of key characters. We have Cersei and her walk of shame, and Stannis, who may only be in the midst of the most important battle of his life, but it doesn't detract from the final impression of the denouement, the final drop for the denouement in this season.
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