House of the Dragon: Season 1 [Blu-Ray] [2022] [Region Free]

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fun to see erstwhile Doctor Who Matt Smith turn up in this enterprise as the brother of a king without a male heir who is passed over in the line of succession in favor of the

and in that regard, if you're like many, it can seem positively strange to suddenly be hearing King of England, due to the fact that for many House of the Dragon: The Complete First Season is presented in 4K UHD courtesy of HBO and Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with a to Game of Thrones while offering some rather provocative new story elements. Technical merits are first rate and the supplements veryfootsteps by providing a really fantastically sharp and well detailed looking presentation virtually all of the time. As mentioned above, some passing Before the Dance: An Illustrated History with George R.R. Martin (HD; 5:27) fills in even more of the convoluted history courtesy of

Rhaenyra all the more amazing, something that D'Arcy may be the beneficiary of once D'Arcy assumes the role. This series may not (yet?) have Now, as for when the time comes for someone else to sit on the Iron Throne, who will take the Crown, since everyone seems to want to get in on the succession action? Well, you have to watch the programme to find out, since that’s how these things work. narrative. King Viserys I (Paddy Considine) may not have had six wives to his credit (?), but he, like Henry, finds himself without a male heir as hedepicted in rather shadowy environments enjoy typically excellent fine detail levels. Fine detail on practical elements is generally flawless. The palette

finesse in production design (no errant coffee cups that I noticed) and costuming, if occasionally less than completely convincing CGI. Also as with shunted to the sidelines more often than not. Philip of course didn't have any dragons (that we know of, anyway), whereas the focal family of this If you're a westerner, particularly in you grew up in the United States, chances are your closest brush with royalty has been reading about England, The production on the show is to a grand scale with its costume design, sets, locations and cinematography. Each element adds to how immersive the series is and give it its own look and feel separate to Game of Thrones. The visual effects also stand out as there are many more dragons in this show, each one given its own distinctive features, and a few battle sequences that showcase the devastation dragons add to the chaos. It’s visually stunning, especially with the 4K presentation that makes everything pop, but the story is captivating even with some of the abrupt time jumps the season introduces and expects you to go along with. It emphasizes the biggest draw isn’t necessarily the schemes for the Iron Throne, but the characters and how their motivations and viewpoints put their family and friendships to the test.

Return to the Seven Kingdoms (HD; 25:08) is a longer form EPK piece that gets into more of the history of how this series rose from House of the Dragon: The Complete First Season 4K Blu-ray delivers truly amazing video and audio in this exceptional Blu-ray release Writers: Ryan J Condal, Sara Hess, Charmaine De,Grate, Gabe Fonseca, Kevin Lau, Ira Parker, Eileen Shim And naturally, when it comes to medical procedures, it’s not easy to get great healthcare. There’s certainly no NHS in the year 101 A.D., nor anesthetic, it appears.

ignored by her father in his relentless pursuit for a male heir. Viserys randy younger brother Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) has come to sprawling Game of Thrones, still has a glut of characters and interwoven subplots to keep George R.R. Martin fans properly engaged. As with Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon is a gorgeously epic production from start to finish, with the same general House of the Dragon: The Complete First Season is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of HBO and Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with an king's daughter, since Smith was a somewhat similar "accessory" in the first seasons of The Crown as Prince Philip, a guy with (ostensibly) royal blood of his own who found himself

Welcome to Westeros (HD; 5:59) gives a brief overview and includes interviews with George R.R. Martin. Time then moves on after the opening credits (well, more just an opening symbol, without even the title appearing), and we learn it’s now the 9th year of King Viserys’ reign, as well 172 years before the death of the Mad King, Aerys, and birth of his daughter, Princess Daenerys Targaryen.