Top 25 Best Moments in Game of Thrones

A Game of Thrones ranking video that looks at the top 25 best moments from the show as a whole. Some of these moments include the Red wedding, the great sept explosion, and Ned Stark's death.

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Music Used:

The Witcher 3 Soundtrack

Game of Thrones - Medley (Piano & String Cover)

House Stark Theme x The Force Theme | Game of Thrones & Star Wars Mashup

King Of The North (Season 1)

Warrior of Light - Game of Thrones | Epic Version

The Skyrim soundtrack

Timestamps:
Intro (0:00)
Honorable mention (0:36)
25 (1:24)
24 (2:18)
23 (3:33)
22 (4:42)
21 (5:35)
20 (6:54)
19 (8:10)
18 (9:32)
17 (10:48)
16 (11:37)
15 (12:36)
14 (13:43)
13 (14:40)
12 (15:49)
11 (17:22)
10 (18:40)
9 (19:55)
8 (21:00)
7 (22:21)
6 (23:31)
5 (24:34)
4 (25:57)
3 (27:23)
2 (28:33)
1 (29:43)
Conclusion (30:56)

[anamaysingh]

The Red Wedding scene is OWNED by Catelyn Stark. Hats off to Michelle Fairley. Brilliant performance.

[ossiebowman]

The Red Wedding is probably the most emotional scene in the show. I think the thing that gets me the most is when Robb says "Mother" in that really slurred way. Richard Madden, Michelle Fairley and Michael McElhatton all killed that scene. I haven't been able to watch it since

[chisimaznah]

One of the most heartbreaking moments imo is during Ned's death, when everything is silent and we're waiting for it to happen, Ned looks at the statue of Baelor, and he sees that Arya's not there anymore. Yeah he asked Yoren to get her out of there so she doesn't watch his death, but I think he also wanted to see his daughter one last time before he was gone, and that makes it so much more sad :(

[thehiddenone]

When Robert has that iconic conversation with Cersi i swear it’s the only time we see her let her guard down tell a joke and have a laugh

[deadlyknights]

Jaime: "There are always lessons in failure's"
Ollena: "You must be very wise by now"

Literally the witiest moment in David and Dan's dialogue

[al]

The entirety of season 4 was a best moment.

[KratosNotKratos]

Number 25: He's butchering a stag, the sigil of the Baratheons.

[jeremygilbert]

I'm surprised you didn't mention that Charles Dance was actually skinning that deer, that wasn't a prop. The dude literally soliloquized while skinning an actual (formerly)live animal in a single take. Charles Dance is a true Lannister.

[qtarokujo]

most people talk about Robb and Catelyn's deaths most often but for me, Talisa's death, the fact that out of all the characters to kill first, they chose the pregnant one, the haunting image of a knife repeatedly thrusted upon a womb with a child stuck with me the most after watching it

[LNKU]

Little Finger and Cercei's "Power is Power" scene deserves a spot here.

[homelander]

Oberyn Martel, only been for 8 episodes... Still one of the best characters in the show... Pedro delivered an Emmy worthy performance

[MalloryNewcomb]

Another heartbreaking thing about Shae’s death scene is that Tyrion strangled her with the Golden chains we saw him trying to give her earlier in the season so she’d have the money to leave King’s Landing. What a tragic irony. Because those chains could have saved her life

[cinephilebuddy]

The transition scene between Baby Aegon and Jon Snow has to be one of the best moments .

[benedictjephcote]

One of the great moments for me was Sansa speaking back to Joffrey upon seeing her dad's head on a spike. Firstly, there's the audience catharsis of her honesty, there's the distinct possibility that she might kill Joffrey (and herself), then there's the stoicism to take the hit from Meryn Trant, and finally there's the chivalry of Sandor to wipe the blood and offer some sage advice.

[thedeathstar]

“Power resides where men believe it resides” is one of my favourite scenes. The warm lighting and amazing dialogue is so good.

[lordodysseus]

My personal favourite scene was the bath scene with Jammie and Brienne. Jammie's delivery was beautifully done. And Brienne just sitting there and listening was haunting.

[kevinlawrence]

I personally was so gratified when Sansa released the hounds on Ramsay, and Sophie Turner indulging in just the slightest smirk as she walks away is soooo good.

[heirn]

Charles dance is just an incredible actor this is why he owned every moment of his screentime

[babykermie]

i actually love the moment in the spoils of war where jaime rushes at daenerys because it’s another callback to his conversation with robert in season 1. “he came running at me, the dumb high-born lad, thinking he could end the rebellion with a single swing of his sword.”

[frederikminx]

For me, "chaos is a ladder" is in the top 5 for sure. That scene was the first time they showed how many things were actually controlled by varys and baelish