New Game of Thrones show is ditching the fancy opening credits

New Game of Thrones show is ditching the fancy opening credits

Game of Thrones (and its prequel series, House of the Dragon), both have striking opening sequences. The Game of Thrones intro features close-up shots of a miniature, mechanical boardgame-esque map of Westeros, while House of the Dragonshows off a famous tapestry with images that shift and change as blood soaks into the fabric, reflecting famous battles of the past (and those yet to come). But unlike previous entries in the Game of Thrones Televised Universe, the latest Westeros-based spin-off to hit the small screen, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, won’t start off with an intricate opening credits sequence.

3 Comments

  1. hintz.shanny

    It’s interesting to see how the new Game of Thrones show is making such a bold choice with the opening credits. The iconic sequences from the previous series really set the tone, so it will be intriguing to see how this change impacts the overall experience. Looking forward to what the new show has in store!

  2. hokon

    I agree, it’s definitely a bold move! The opening credits were such a signature part of the original series, setting the tone and atmosphere. It will be intriguing to see how the show compensates for that visual storytelling in other ways.

  3. carter.melvin

    Absolutely, it is a bold choice! The opening credits not only set the tone but also provided a visual map of the world, which fans loved. It’ll be interesting to see how the new show establishes its identity without that iconic intro.

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