Game of Thrones Conquest & Rebellion: An Animated History of the Seven Kingdoms

The animation is horrible and the storyline reminds me of someone reading a dull book. I expected more fire from a movie about a hit hbo how. Maybe that's why I never heard of this....

More more more. Like an audiobook, but with visuals. I wish all my books had this. More please. We can't wait 4 years. Just audio and clever graphics please. So good.

Takes up a whole special feature disk on the 4k box set for Game of Thrones. Seeming to indicate something special was forthcoming, but this is really bad. Back story worthy of its own full scale presentation, maybe, which Season 1 of House of Dragons has indicated, not Season 2 though, sadly. Maybe it further helps us understand some significant developments towards the end of GOT Season 8, some seemingly all of a sudden developments. Its low budget to an extent it closely represents the work of a youtube hobbyist, or something like that.

It has some aspects that indicate a restrained talent, it seems, perhaps some kind of horribly unreasonable production time limitation, giving us nothing but a slightly more giving story board presentation. Actually, reminds me of a PowerPoint presentation, more than a meaningful, storied animation.

This DVD came with my boxed set of season 7. It's short but fills in a lot of the events that are often referenced on Game of Thrones. It doesn't go too in depth, but given that there are planned prequel spin-offs, it's understandable that they don't want to tell the whole story. It explains the main points of the events that led up to the political situation of Game of Thrones (Robert's Rebellion for example). The animation is much more stylised than we might be used to, but for me, that is part of its charm. It is more like looking at a storybook than watching Disney style traditional animation.

I think any one who is interesting on Game of thrones should watch this short movie