Game of Thrones: The Last Watch

It's just a terrible shame that all this hard work was undermined by terrible writing (part of s07 and all of s08).

However, I respect and applaud the time and effort that went into production.

Still waiting on an apology from D&D

I loved that the doc wasn't focused on the actors, D&D and other people we used to see in Game Revealed series but it was mainly focused on the people who really make the show.

For a documentary film aspect, I don't think it was edited well. But as a fan of the show, it was great seeing the amount work everyone put into this show.

The last season was dissapointing but I still respect people who put their best into this season. Writers sucked but the quality of esthetics, details, the set, decor, make up, costume... I think they all deserve the best awards.

Thank you again!

Act 1 - 6.7

Act 2 - 6.2

Act 3 - 6.4

Table read was great

Interesting and intricate behind the scenes jobs, shows everything that goes into making their show happen

Interesting to anybody who wants to see everything that goes into the making of these big movies and shows

Meet and follow a few different people with different jobs

Wish the film was more about the bigger aspects of the final season instead of the smaller ones

Not as complexing as seeing insight from our leads in the show

Songs over scenes was a bad idea

Film got more boring as it went

Wanted more intimate moments from the cast on how they feel about the end, like Emilia in the chair and Kit at the wrap

Would recommend to a fan of Game of Thrones who wants to see what goes into the show

It is better than the last season. It represents the fair hommage to "the small people" creating a fascinating universe . And it is one of explanations for the special status of GoT. It is difficult to say real something about this documentary. Because it is just a confession. Honest, clear, dramatic, sad and amusing. The facts, details and hard work behind the serie.

A glorious insight into the amazing effort,dedication and professionalism that went into the making of a legendary series. Occasionally it was a little disjointed but overall showed just how much had gone into the producing of 7 seasons of awesomeness. I particularly enjoyed the master of snow and despite me preferring Richard Brake I also enjoyed Vladimir Furyks insights into the differences between acting and stunting. As to the last read through I thought Conleth Hills and Kit Haringtons reactions were very telling and interesting, maybe the writers should have paid more attention to those reactions. All in all HUGE kudos to everyone involved I am so so so sorry that your efforts were butchered in the final scheme of things. I hope you all go on to work on future epics without being finally treated like Daenerys or the Nights King.