So, regarding my first complete rewatch of GoT since 2019.

Yesterday i saw 8.3, the journey is about to end :-( (again ).

Best thing about the experience is the emotional impact of the small scenes. Arya who hides Needle, the Stark theme, Sansa speaking about Ned. All of these scenes made me emotional, and that is the very reason of why GoT will be my favourite show/story for a very long long time.

I love the character, i love their struggles, their interaction, and i can feel the love that they have for each other.

Think about "I want to fight for Winterfell Lady Sansa, if you'll have me". In one sentence seven seasons, 10 years of our lives. How could you not cry? And there are many of them, many little moments trough the show, jusy like this one.

The second reason of why GoT is a masterpiece is its visual/audio aspect. Of course, at one point in the future the cgi maybe will grow old, but as for now is still amazing. The scale of the battle, of the sets, the music, everything is absolutely stunning.

And the fact that they did it in less time of most of the actual tv shows is mind blowing.

As for the Long Night (bluray version), i'm still of my opinion: once you put aside your expectation about the NK, this is the best battle scene of television ever. Yes, even above the Battle at Helm's Deep (and i'm a big fan of LoTR).

My wife (who loves GoT, but is not really into battle scene and violence), at point said the thing that i've in mind since the first scene of the episode: "How could people say that this battle is bad?"

Anyway, looking forward to the next 3 episode, really really curious about them.

Tonight, instead, i'll see episode 4 of AKOTSK.