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though it can tend to be a bit on the slightly autumnal looking side at times, but some of the buttery yellows attain some gorgeous highlights courtesy The features also make a point of how the creatives wanted to showcase the visual style of sets like the Red Keep and the power of the Targaryen dynasty with the architecture being more complex than Game of Thrones. Giant Targaryen statues stand in the throne room while the Iron Throne literally stretches out with more melted down swords or dragon skulls are placed with a religious-like reverence, something much different to the original series. narrative. King Viserys I (Paddy Considine) may not have had six wives to his credit (?), but he, like Henry, finds himself without a male heir as heignored by her father in his relentless pursuit for a male heir. Viserys randy younger brother Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) has come to

Game of Thrones, performances are wonderfully engaging throughout. It's almost comical (and in fact the series at least occasionally as yet undisclosed intervening timeline. That said, even if the series chooses not to "fill in the gaps", as Martin himself and several other The production on the show is to a grand scale with its costume design, sets, locations and cinematography. Each element adds to how immersive the series is and give it its own look and feel separate to Game of Thrones. The visual effects also stand out as there are many more dragons in this show, each one given its own distinctive features, and a few battle sequences that showcase the devastation dragons add to the chaos. It’s visually stunning, especially with the 4K presentation that makes everything pop, but the story is captivating even with some of the abrupt time jumps the season introduces and expects you to go along with. It emphasizes the biggest draw isn’t necessarily the schemes for the Iron Throne, but the characters and how their motivations and viewpoints put their family and friendships to the test. It can probably seem positively goofy to modern day sensibilities to study the machinations (not to mention decapitations) that kings like Henrypart of Daemon (there's some rather interesting subtext with regard to this uncle and niece which adds to the drama). What seems to have thrown each episode. While as mentioned above some passing moments of CGI don't always register as completely believable, in one of the most important fun to see erstwhile Doctor Who Matt Smith turn up in this enterprise as the brother of a king without a male heir who is passed over in the line of succession in favor of the

Familiar Places (HD; 3:32) kind of echoes some of the content of Height of an Empire, focusing on production design. House of the Dragon: The Complete First Season 4K Blu-ray delivers truly amazing video and audio in this exceptional Blu-ray releasetransfer in 2.00:1. Captured with the Arri Alexa 65 and finished at 4K, this is quite simply a frequently jaw dropping presentation throughout of having to introduce so many characters more or less simultaneously. But the series manages to capture a lot of the magic that first attracted viewers