Since I’m drunk as a barrel celebrating a birthday and answering on my iPhone I do apologizing for anything stupid. You have been warned.

The only caution I would add is none other than please pretend this to be the original content released and review it thereafter. Since you - as I flatter myself to have too - have a keen eye for storytelling and editing, I would be most curious to see how you feel upon watching several of these entries and how the story of game of thrones unfold (in this film format).

Please feel free to enjoy it as is and leave any feedback as you please. Nothing excites me more than people going blindly into my edits (as I know they do for you).

Hopefully you’ll enjoy GoT with the limited time you have for tv shows and media. I know the feeling. Enjoy.

PM sent.

Thank you for that very kind review, rext. Greatly appreciated, and honored. ❤️

@MoviesGamesMusic: I hope, but I’m doubtful. Film X is a editing nightmare, especially the Bran resolution for the “Dark Ending”.

Update

Game of Thrones - A Tale of King & Honor is now updated, with way sharper image quality, better sound mix and expanded screen time for characters and upcoming moments of importance later down the road.

As always I like to keep my changes rather quiet, but I find Film I to now be a vast improvement from what came before, mostly in terms of quality as well as important moments and fleshed out characters and foreshadowing for what is to come.

Subtitles are now done for Film I and Film II, with rest to follow suit.

@applecore88; IX and X are on a laptop that is being repaired right now, so I’m waiting for it to return so I can transfer everything over to my new computer. Thereafter I think IX will be a few days from release (as I was very close before the laptop issue arose).

Update(s) - Subtitles, Film VIII fixes and Film IX

Subtitles

All the films now have subtitles - in English, including Film IX. This has been requested for years and now I’ve powered through it. I hope it’s worth it.

Film VIII

• has had some updates, including reported noise issues at certain scenes. I was not able to reproduce the issue, so it must come down to a bad render. Anyway, scenes should now be crisp and clear and it looks better than ever. I also fixed three reported “annoyances” (two harsh cuts, and actors changing posture too quickly etc) as well as a new musical cue for Euron Greyjoy. Also some new, subtle, musical weight to two key scenes I felt were too flat on a rewatch - mainly King’s Landing stuff.

Film IX

Is now released. I can’t put down in words how… complicated, these last two films are (IX and X), so I won’t even attempt a changelist. But the goal here is to conclude the series/films with a dark, satisfying, non-cringey big bang, and Film IX is the beginning of the end for just that.

The characters of Tyrion and Jon, as well as the flow of dialogue and removal of “teleportation”, has been of fundamental importance. So has the White Walker and Bran storylines.

Anjohan said:

Film IX

Is now released. I can’t put down in words how… complicated, these last two films are (IX and X), so I won’t even attempt a changelist. But the goal here is to conclude the series/films with a dark, satisfying, non-cringey big bang, and Film IX is the beginning of the end for just that.

The characters of Tyrion and Jon, as well as the flow of dialogue and removal of “teleportation”, has been of fundamental importance. So has the White Walker and Bran storylines.

Wow. I just watched it. Just wow. The last 30 minutes were INSANE.
I have so many thoughts and questions, but I cannot express them at the moment. I definitely need to give it a second viewing.

Congratulations once more, I think you’ve outdone yourself with this one. The anticipation was justified and the hype for the final film has skyrocketed.

PS: Congratulations also on completing the subtitles for each film. I know how hard and time-consuming this task can be.

Thank you so much, ThanosM. Very thrilled to hear that! ❤️

I hope Film X will continue to be a fitting finale.

Now that I’ve watched it a second time, I think I’m ready to share some of my thoughts.

As promised, you moved up the Attack on King’s Landing, making the Battle with the Army of the Dead the final big action piece of the series. Which, in my eyes at least, makes a lot more sense and provides a darker tone for the finale.
However, altering the original timeline affected several characters and events. The most prominent and positive being Cersei’s death, which is now a much more satisfying outcome. Also, Missandei and Rhaegal remain alive in your final film, which is also a good thing. That said, despite the divisive nature of the original finale, I did miss a few things. Firstly, the Hound fighting the Mountain during the destruction of the Red Keep which, narratively speaking, could work pretty well as part of your edit, and secondly, Daenerys’ speech to her troops, particularly the iconic scene where she walks towards the stairs with Drogon’s wings behind her.

I do not know how your last film will unfold or if you plan to revisit this one in the future, but my enthusiasm remains high.
Keep up the great work!

Thank you, lads. Greatly appreciated. It’s a vitamin boost.

@ThanosM: I didn’t include the firstly-mentioned scene because I felt it detracted from the intense climax between the Starks and the Lannisters in that moment. I felt that the focus should be solely on the intimate main characters in that very moment, and since I couldn’t move the battle earlier (since the castle is collapsing in the scene) it all felt like it detracted from the story rather than added to it. I might come back to this upon a revisit down the line if it is missed. I was never a big fan of what I felt was a forced climax between the two, but it might grow on me.

As for the other mention, well… who knows! 😮

Yes, the Night scenes are brightened.

As for the Dragon, that was purposeful. And remember, it is also alive in the original episode (The Long Night). It also serves a new purpose in my final film.

Thank you for the kind words, brother.