alex-1250

After the switch-up in cast for the queen and princess' roles, I am finding it hard to root for anyone character anymore. The scene with the kids fighting was the only memorable thing to take away from this episode.

Compared to the Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon rings a bit hollow to me... at least at this stage. It's more about the weirdness of everyone involved than about anything else. You just do not feel the love and closeness between the family members and allies fighting desperately for each other.. I do not seem to care what happens to anyone. The loyalty between certain characters is implied in the script yet the chemistry is not there in the actual scenes.

After 5 solid episodes, they decided to wipe out two of the show's main assets, and recast them completely unrecognizable. Sad.

I didn't know what I was watching until the horrible realisation slowly set in.

Milly Alcock and Emily Carey have been dispensed with, and there's no way back. Talk about shooting oneself in the face. That's the strongest two of the four actors in House of the Dragon that were of the true Game of Thrones ilk erased.

I haven't read the books, so I was expecting the storyline to be in the ascendency after episode 5, and yet instead the episode 6 was more like a maternity ward.

The movie is jam packed with gross scenes. I am not sure how coherent the dialogue was, but the things actors are saying is almost as crazy as the visuals. Seemingly, the language and acting skills are of secondary importance here and I tend to agree with that. I found myself not really knowing why I was still watching this - I guess for me this was mainly a bizarre looking comedy. It did make me laugh once I got used to what I was seeing in front of me.