Game of Thrones: The Complete Sixth Season

I bought this mainly for the collectible steelbook and magnet. — MULTIPLE COPIES — You get three different copies of the series: 1) Blu-ray (physical discs) 2) UltraViolet 1080p HD version (digital copy, HD only available on some devices) 3) iTunes 1080p HD version (digital copy) The digital code gives you two digital versions (which is rare and appreciated). — STEELBOOK and MAGNET — This steelbook has artwork designed by Elastic, the agency that created the Emmy Award-winning opening credits, and has a magnet on the cover that can be removed and used as a regular magnet, or left on to show off as a collector's piece. Each season represents one of the major houses of the series, but this season six steelbook represents the City of Braavos with a Braavos coin on the magnet. The steelbook is in a matching decorative plastic outer case that holds the magnet in place so it doesn't scratch the steelbook. The outer plastic case is thicker than the previous four seasons (which was easy to crack). — THE SHOW — The show is great—in acting, in storytelling, in visuals, in music, and in writing. I've watched everything at least three times, and there are so many new things you see when re-watching, and with the knowledge of future episodes. The sixth season continues immediately after the events of last season's finale. There are so many great episodes this season, I will highlight the ones that stood out for me and keep it spoiler-free. Firstly, we find the origin of someone's name. WHO KNEW that finding out something so simple would be the saddest thing you'll ever watch in Game of Thrones. Next, we have a character who meets some old friends and you're wondering why we are watching a repeat of plot points, only to be astounded when these repeated events result in a very powerful and impactful moment. And lastly, that final episode. From the moment it started playing, you could tell something was... off. If you paid attention to certain details during the season, it shouldn't be much of a surprise, but even those who thought they knew what was about to happen probably didn't think it would actually happen. I have converted many friends who previously used to think this was about "dungeons and dragons and lord of the rings," (like I did) who are now *all* addicted to the show. If you don't already know, this show isn't about what you think it may be about. This is currently THE only good show on television, and if you don't like it, you probably don't understand good television (sorry, not sorry). It has been the number one torrented show in every single year since it came out for a reason (which is a blessing and curse for the producers). After watching this, everything else on TV becomes: "why I am watching all these other crappy shows?" This is one of those series that I will buy the individual season sets, and whatever big box set comes out in the future. GAME OF THRONES! Recommended.

Season 6 of HBO’s epic series is what Game of Thrones fans, and arguably A Song of Ice and Fire fans have been waiting years for. Things don’t necessarily come full circle here, but certain story-lines and rumors finally start coming to fruition. If you have been watching or reading anything GoT related, you need to buy this. This should already be in your amazon purchases list and playing in your Blu-Ray player (or playing on a stream device). I don’t want to say that season 6 is completely perfect. It does have some missteps, such as the disappointing Dorne and underwhelming Pyke side of the storylines. However, if something weird or “book errors” occur, something truly epic will mitigate the scenes. The good parts of this season do outweigh the bad ones. If you don’t at least gasp in suspense or cheer happily at some scenes, you are not human. This show continues to be damn good. The production crews, writers, actors, and sound design teams for this show deserve every nominated Emmy. Like the previous season releases, there are numerous bonus features that are fun to watch like the many making of documentaries from the various filming units at different locations around the globe. As always, HBO continues to include the much loved animated history of Westeros as well. The biggest difference to this product release compared to other season sets is the actual packaging. It’s a bit smaller than before and how the blu-ray disc are held, I’m not a big fan of. HBO is still doesn’t want to include DVD versions with their seasons, but I’m over it now. I’m able to stream more anyway. I was able to redeem my digital copy among two streaming services easily like before. Regardless of how you receive your product, this is the must buy and watch TV show of the year. Season 6 of Game of Thrones makes up for the emotional roller coaster of the previous, and serves as the beginning of the end for a truly epic series.

I love everything. I don't dislike anything. When I first saw ads for Game of Thrones I immediately was super turned off and was sure it was ultra stupid and knew it sucked. Somehow I wound up watching about 5 minutes of an episode and was instantly hooked. I've since bought every season. Every single episode/season is the bomb. Best TV movie ever made. Super engaging plots, music, interior and exterior settings, color, characters, suspense, eroticism and everything else are top of the heap. I've bought entire seasons and watched 2-3 episodes a night. Can't begin to recommend it highly enough. I can't believe that Season 8 isn't going to be aired until next year. When I heard it was going to be aired this summer I got freaked out wondering how I could wait an entire year without seeing a new season. Recently learned that it won't come out until next year (2019) and that it will only have 6 episodes. What an immense bummer. But I'm sure it will be more than worth it. I'm in love with Queen Daenerys and won't be able to stand it if anything bad happens to her.

++++WARNING this will contain spoilers from prior seasons, but no major giveaways from season 6+++++ This is the season where the TV show really puts its own stamp and gives its own take on the overall story. This is due in large part because the show has now got ahead of the books, and while they were given a broad outline from George Martin on where he is taking the story and things that will happen in the subsequent books, there was no clear guide or structure from a book to work with. It can certainly be argued that the showrunners could have used more story lines from the books that are already out to allow Martin time to have finished Winds of Winter, but honestly they did a good enough job advancing the story along without the structure of a full book that you cannot really tell a difference from the previous seasons. And given the difficulty of locking actors into long term contracts to wait for Martin to finish the series of novels, it was always bound to get to this point. I will not get into much detail about the season itself because even to mention episode names would give away spoilers. But what I will say, is that some story lines are tied up (like the cliffhanger from Season 5 where Jon Snow is stabbed and left for dead, and the High Septon story), and the overall arc of the contenders for the throne finally having it out are advanced. I think most know how the Jon Snow thing resolved itself, but for the few who managed to stay spoiler free all this time, I will not ruin it. Needless to say, the resolution has a big effect on the season overall. This season also sees the Bran/Three-eyed Raven story that was omitted last season pick up again. Because of this story line, we also learn more of Ned's back-story and confirmation of the big hypothesis that was floating around online (and which was according to the commentary track was what the show's creators had to guess in order to get Martin's okay to develop the series). Again I am sure most know what that is, but for those who do not, I will not spoil it. For those who get the blu-ray, it looks and sounds great as usual. The extras are pretty much the same as in prior seasons, a few featurettes (including one on the season's big battle and a behind the scenes look at the day where all three units were filming in the main studio at the same time), commentary tracks (this time, at least one on every episode and a handful have two), and the in-episode interactive guides. The best commentary track, in my opinion, is the one from episode 9 which includes Sophie Turner. She basically spends the whole time chewing on carrots after all the big moments and dropping f-bombs, with hilarious results. There is definitely a lot of good stuff for those who enjoy going through all the extra material. If you do not like the show there is nothing about this season that is likely going to change your mind about it. It is, of course, telling one long complex story about a battle for leadership of a realm. This season really did well in moving the overall story closer to a final resolution. Ultimately if you love the show, and want all the extra bonus material getting the blu-ray (or DVD) is worth it..

arrived on time and in great condition .. worked great. love the series... although we couldnt find dvds that would work for season 7 & 8.. so we didnt get to finish the whole series..

Product was fine... But WHY would your staff put TAPE directly on the cover, so it rips the case when removed 🤦 So much for common sense.

The Blu Ray extras are not that great this year, except for the History and Lore, which is always amazing, but the commentaries, wow even someone said "Sorry for those listening thinking you'll get some insight!" They're pretty terrible, unless listening to people eat while talking is your thing, it's annoying and they repeat loads from last year - did you know Liam Cunningham was in Hunger? Yes, last years commentary you suggested it!! The show itself gets 5 stars, the quality is jut amazing but if you're out for the extras, eh, good stuff but nothing exciting that they didn't already dump on YouTube, so hard to give this a huge recommendation. Of course if it's for your collection, it's a buy. If you just want the episodes, see if there's a cheaper alternative. And yes Michael Fassbender and Liam were amazing in "Hunger" I recommend that, too, thanks Lena

This series is iconic and phenomenal. It is a close approximation of George R.R. Martin's book series of Ice and Fire Books, and if you haven't read those, you should because George is a proper wordsmith, and they are among the few enduring classics written in our time. Like Shakespeare, George's work will be read and enjoyed for as long as there is continuous civilization upon the planet. This particular series has been so popular that elements from it have already entered our culture and our lexicon. If you aren't watching this series, you won't understand those references. You won't be invited to all those cool viewing parties where guests play Game of Thrones Charades and mimic The Red Wedding while munching on lemon cakes and dragon eggs and throwing back 'Wild Fire' vodka shots every time 'A Lannister Pays His Debts', or if anybody kisses their sister or gets beheaded. You won't even understand the invitation, so don't be a stick in the mud! Read the books and watch this incredible series too, start at the beginning, not season six!

Excellent series, added to the collection. Fantastic, enjoyable and recommended.

Även om fodralet var på franska var innehållet internationellt.

As expected - SUPERB. A M PLEASANT

All that there is to say about Game of Thrones has probably been said, but for those still on the fence: watch it. Buy it, catch in HBO, stream it, inject it straight into your veins, but just get it somehow. Spring for the blue-ray copy if possible, because watching it in high def on a giant television in your basement in complete darkness is sublime. You'll be transported to the magical land of Westeros, with your heroes Tyrion and Jon! Not long after, you will likely get murdered by a plotting gang of traitors and pillagers... but still, the ride will be fun. I have all the seasons of GOT, as well as George R R Martin's books - and I honestly find the show much more enjoyable on any given day. Did I mention it's good?

Buena edición de la sexta temporada de Juego de Tronos, viene en castellano entre otros idiomas y precio muy competitivo