game of thronesthe series derived from, Dragon House, will air tomorrow, and it has been discussed among fans and audiences. The last season of game of thrones was highly anticipated but ended up disappointing fans of the fantasy drama series, who thought they had been robbed of a spectacular finish to an incredible spectacle.
Now combine that with recent comments from Dragon House co-creator Sara Hess days earlier, who revealed she hadn’t seen the TV adaptation of A song of ice and fire. This ultimately instilled doubts among fans and further contributed to Dragon House not to be taken seriously by the fans, and they were wrong.
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House of the Dragon is killing, and the reviews prove it
The Dragon House the haters were absolutely certain the series would fail, and luckily things didn’t go as planned. The Obtained the spinoff airs tomorrow on HBO Max, and reviews from critics who go to watch it early have nothing but applause for the new show.
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Dragon House currently holds an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which was only 76% yesterday! One of the critics even called it “clever tracking” at game of thronesanother said that we as fans are in “safe hands”.
These reviews seem pretty promising and the 85% rating doesn’t lie either.
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House of the Dragon Star Matt Smith Talks Daemon Targaryen
by Matt Smith Morbius wasn’t that big of a hit (which instead made memes about the film), but his role in Dragon House because Daemon Targaryen might just save his face.
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The 39-year-old actor sat down with Den Of Geek and opened up about his character, who is heir apparent to the Iron Throne –
“I think it’s all about his brother, he’s deeply hurt, I think that’s where it all comes from. Otherwise, I think you’d be fed up with him being conceited and pernicious, you know what I’m means ?
“Don’t get me wrong, there’s a touch of that in there, but I think it’s all a result of his kind of attitude towards his brother on some level.”
Smith seems to know his character very well, and as the reviews show us, he’s definitely ruled as Daemon Targaryen.
Dragon House premieres tomorrow, August 21 on HBO Max.
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