GAME OF THRONES: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Announced; Reunion Special Clip Released

GAME OF THRONES: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Announced; Reunion Special Clip Released

HBO Home Entertainment has officially announced the release date for the Game of Thrones: The Complete Collection Blu-ray. Plus, they've released an exclusive clip from the Conan-hosted reunion special!

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By RohanPatel - Jun 26, 2019 09:06 AM EST
Filed Under: Game of Thrones
Source: HBO Home Entertainment
Following an epic final season, HBO Home Entertainment has officially announced that their hit fantasy series, Game of Thrones, will arrive on Blu-ray, in a limited edition collector's edition, on December 3rd. 

The limited edition, custom-designed complete collector's set will include all 73 episodes of the acclaimed eight-season series and will also include over 15 hours of bonus content and never-before-seen footage, including a Complete Collection-exclusive reunion special hosted by Conan O'Brien. 

The Complete Collection is currently available to pre-order at Best Buy, Amazon, and Wal-Mart for $249.95, although it seems likely that price will ultimately come down a bit as we near the release date. No word yet on a 4K Ultra HD collector's edition. 


 
Also, the stunning eighth and final season is also expected to arrive individually on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on December 3rd. That set is available to pre-order now in a standard edition and a Steelbook edition.

“…one of the greatest television series of all time”
– DEADLINE

“…a cultural phenomenon”
– USA TODAY

“…a visual spectacle the likes of which we never expected from television”
– ROLLING STONE

GAME OF THRONES®:
THE COMPLETE COLLECTION
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 3rd, 2019

Housed in Stunning Wooden Shadow Box Illustrated by Robert Ball,
The Complete Collection Includes Never-Before-Seen Reunion of Cast
Past and Present Hosted by Conan O’Brien

Also Arriving on December 3rd:
Game of Thrones: Season 8 on DVD/Blu-ray™
Game of Thrones: Season 8 Steelbook Blu-ray™ & 4K Ultra HD
Game of Thrones: The Complete Series on DVD/Blu-ray™

New York, N.Y., June 26, 2019 – Rally the realm on December 3rd as HBO is releasing all eight epic seasons of one of the most talked about programs in TV history with Game of Thrones®: The Complete Collection, an ultra-premium, limited-edition Blu-ray™ set. This must-have collectible exclusively features Game of Thrones: Reunion Special, a two-part reunion show with cast members from the final season including Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke, Sophie Turner and more, as well as previously departed fan-favorites like Sean Bean, Jason Momoa, Mark Addy and others. Hosted by Emmy®-award winning host Conan O’Brien, the reunion was shot in front of a live audience in Belfast and includes segments of footage from both the show and behind-the-scenes, highlighting a variety of topics that are sure to captivate fans.

Additional bonus content includes all-new deleted and extended scenes, animated histories and lore pieces, fascinating behind-the-scene featurettes, audio commentaries and the documentary featured on DVD in two parts, Game of Thrones: The Last Watch, by filmmaker Jeanie Finlay.

Game of Thrones®: The Complete Collection is packaged in a visually stunning wooden shadow box case, featuring beautiful, multi-layered panel designs by Robert Ball (the artist behind the “Beautiful Death” series) that summarize the Game of Thrones story. Each season is represented by a different layer, showcasing iconic characters and memorable moments from the show, all clambering toward the Iron Throne. The set also contains a “Hand of the King” pin clasp, which holds all nine custom plated disc sleeves. Click HERE to preview an unboxing of the set.

Based on the best-selling novel series by George R.R. Martin, Game of Thrones holds the record as the most awarded series in television history, earning a total of 132 Emmy® nominations and 47 wins to date. The megahit drama also stands as HBO’s most-viewed program ever, with the final season averaging a record-setting 44 million viewers in the U.S.

The ensemble cast includes Emmy® and Golden Globe® winner Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister), Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister), Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen), Kit Harington (Jon Snow), Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark), Maisie Williams (Arya Stark), Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) and Iain Glen (Jorah Mormont).

HBO will also release Game of Thrones: Season 8 in a stunning 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray™ Steelbook, and the single season DVD/Blu-ray™. Additionally, Game of Thrones: The Complete Series will also be available on DVD/Blu-ray™ without the collectible packaging. These sets are loaded with extra content and will also be available to own on December 3rd.

Game of Thrones®: The Complete Collection and Game of Thrones: The Complete Series on Blu-rayTM Bonus Features Include:
  • Game of Thrones: Reunion Special: A reunion show shot live in Belfast with the cast, both past and present, hosted by Conan O’Brien and available exclusively on these complete series collections. The reunion special is assembled in segments focused on Houses Lannister, Stark, & Targaryen and concludes with the key players all onstage for their final reflections on the years they shared in Westeros and Essos.
  • Bonus content and retail exclusive videos from previously released individual season box sets, totaling more than 15 hours of extra materials for fans to explore when they’ve finished watching the series.
Complete Series and Season 8 formats also exclusively feature:
  • Game of Thrones: The Last Watch: A documentary featured on DVD in two parts by filmmaker Jeanie Finlay chronicling the making of the final season.
  • When Winter Falls: Exclusive 30-minute featurette with showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, along with major stars and behind-the-scenes players, breaking down all that went into the colossal filming of the “Battle of Winterfell” in Season 8, Episode 3.
  • Duty is the Death of Love: A compelling look at how the team behind Game of Thrones and its major stars, including Kit Harington, Peter Dinklage and Emilia Clarke, brought the show to its conclusion in the series finale, “The Iron Throne.”
  • Audio Commentaries: 10 Audio Commentaries with cast and crew, including the show’s creators, Benioff and Weiss, on the final season.
  • Deleted and Extended Scenes: 5 never-before-seen deleted or extended scenes from season 8.
  • Histories and Lore: New animated pieces giving the history and background of notable season 8 locations and storylines.
Game of Thrones: The Complete Collection
Blu-ray™: December 3, 2019
Rating: TV-MA
Runtime: Approx. 75 hours (not including extra features)






To relive key moments from the epic finale, check out photos by clicking on the VIEW LIST (ONE PAGE) button below!


 

 

In Season 7, Daenerys Targaryen has finally set sail for Westeros with her armies, dragons and new Hand of the Queen, Tyrion Lannister. Jon Snow has been named King in the North after defeating Ramsay Bolton in the Battle of the Bastards and returning Winterfell to House Stark. In King's Landing, Cersei Lannister has seized the Iron Throne by incinerating the High Sparrow, his followers and her rivals in the Sept of Baelor. But as old alliances fracture and new ones emerge, an army of dead men marches on the Wall, threatening to end the game of thrones forever.

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knocturnalzen10
knocturnalzen10 - 6/26/2019, 9:18 AM
sigh .... i don't see a do over button for season 8 tho :(
Mrcool210
Mrcool210 - 6/26/2019, 9:23 AM
Literally the only show that's been running for super long that actually had a satisfying ending (according to the internet) from what I've seen is still breaking bad. Mad Men, Sopranos, HIMYM,Dexter. All of them dissappointing or bad endings. And sadly GOT has suffered the same fate.
NinnesMBC
NinnesMBC - 6/26/2019, 9:45 AM
@Mrcool210 - Never has heard those claims about Breaking Bad or even Mad Men. The Sopranos I can get and definitely agree on HIMYM and Dexter though.
DwightKGroot
DwightKGroot - 6/26/2019, 9:25 AM
Lol at "epic final season".
BigMikeReviews
BigMikeReviews - 6/26/2019, 10:00 AM
@DwightKGroot - Epic in scale? Yes. But epic in length.. nope
DwightKGroot
DwightKGroot - 6/26/2019, 11:46 AM
@BigMikeReviews - Honestly not epic in scale either. The battles were mired in controversy.

Battle at Winterfell was hardly watchable with poor lighting and editing choices, a missed opportunity to really showcase a dance with the dragons and an underwhelming end to the conflict just to be politically correct because its cool to do so now.

Battle of Kings Landing, was a case study in poor story-telling.
regularmovieguy
regularmovieguy - 6/26/2019, 9:29 AM
Where can I buy S1-5 boxset?! Such a great show and so glad it ended after five seasons 😏
ScarletWarlock
ScarletWarlock - 6/26/2019, 9:32 AM
Aside from the overall hate of the last season, this show in general just felt lackluster. There were standout episodes to be sure, but this wasn't peak television for me, by any means.
FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 9:39 AM
ThorArms
ThorArms - 6/26/2019, 9:40 AM
Season 8 sucked. A dud of an ending
DwightKGroot
DwightKGroot - 6/26/2019, 11:47 AM
@ThorArms - You'll be amazed to see my sucking skills.
FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 9:44 AM
So season 7 and 8 weren’t as good as they could’ve been, it doesn’t negate the fact that the first 6 seasons were incredible television.

Some of you lot are so fickle.
LongMayHeReign
LongMayHeReign - 6/26/2019, 10:00 AM
@PlusUltra - Weren't as good as they could've been? They were much much worse than most of us could have even imagined.
FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 10:06 AM
@LongMayHeReign - Again, that doesn’t negate the quality of the first 6 seasons. I see this so much. GoT, Marvel, Star Wars; one misstep, and people act like all the other years worth of quality entertainment amounts to nothing. It’s fickle.
Kyos
Kyos - 6/26/2019, 11:01 AM
@PlusUltra - Depends on the nature and magnitude of the misstep, I guess. GoT used to be one of my favourite shows for the first few seasons, and I ended up not even watching S8.
LongMayHeReign
LongMayHeReign - 6/26/2019, 11:23 AM
@PlusUltra - Don't get me confused, the first 6 seasons will forever be held very dear to me, but you can't say people are being fickle if the ending betrays what came before and people are upset about it.

It's a widely known an excepted belief that...



This is true in all things, if the last thing people see of your show is sub par then that is what they are going to remember, there's just no two ways about this. A person could run a race and lead the for 3/4 of it but if they fail in the last 1/4 that is what they will be remembered for. It may not seem fair sometimes, but it is what it is, D&D failed this show and these characters and their careers and this show will be forever defined by that failure.
FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 11:49 AM
@LongMayHeReign - I’m not saying people are fickle for being displeased with the ending, I’m saying they are for writing off the entirety of the show based on the ending alone.

And I don’t believe a show is defined by how it ends. If that were the case, The Sopranos wouldn’t be considered one of the greats, because its ending was trash, even worse than Thrones. I do believe that everything is still fresh right now, and it’s blurring people’s perspective, but to reiterate what I’ve been saying, a bad ending doesn’t negate the journey and all the years of entertainment that a show or franchise gave you, no matter how pissed you are at its ending. To act as if does, and then to write it off the completely, is fickle.
LongMayHeReign
LongMayHeReign - 6/26/2019, 11:53 AM
@PlusUltra - How is changing your opinion on something after being given more information "fickle". If a person is "fickle" then they are changing their opinions with no rhyme or reason simply because they can. D&D gave these people a "reason" to change their opinions of the show therefore making them justified and not at all "fickle".
FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 12:06 PM
@LongMayHeReign - It’s fickle, because five minutes ago, people loved something they now don’t based on a factor that doesn’t change what they loved. People didn’t love GoT for all these years based on a promise of a good ending; they loved it based on the journey. To then turn around and write it off now because the ending didn’t live up to expectations isn’t rational, let alone reasonable, because the ending doesn’t change a single thing about all the enjoyment you’ve gotten out of the show all these years.
LongMayHeReign
LongMayHeReign - 6/26/2019, 12:37 PM
@PlusUltra - No see that's where you are 1000% incorrect. People loved GoT because it was a masterclass in storytelling, complete with characters who acted like real people in this fantasy world. They could have strayed very far away from what people were expecting and as long as they told a great story and told it well the majority of the fans would be accepting.

Instead they told a poor story which was even more poorly written and thought out, which not only causes characters to act illogically but also throws some of them away as if they meant nothing.

How is it not rational or reasonable to change your stance on something when everything you liked about that thing has changed? Literally the only thing that people will 100% agree on is that the production quality of the show is and has always been top tier. But again no one feel in love with this show because of production quality, it was and always has been the story and characters that were the biggest draws and they [frick]ed both up in the last 2 seasons.

But by all means try to explain to me how people are still fickle.



FireandBlood
FireandBlood - 6/26/2019, 1:02 PM
@LongMayHeReign - Because you’re changing your stance on something you love based on something you hate that doesn’t change a facet about what you loved. The ending of the show doesn’t negate the fact that, up until that point, was a masterclass of storytelling in your words.

You even said, in an earlier post, that you hold the first 6 seasons dear to you, yeah? Well, there you go. Explain to me how it’s reasonable now to write off those first 6 seasons based on the last 2? Explain to me how it’s rational to negate all the enjoyment you got out of the first 6 seasons based on the last two? And explain how it isn’t fickle to disregard those first 6 season completely, as if you never loved them, because the last 2 didn’t live up to your expectations?

Look at it this way. If Endgame was shit, would it be reasonable and rationale to write off the entirety of the MCU based on that? Because that would be the equivalent in this respect.
LongMayHeReign
LongMayHeReign - 6/26/2019, 1:47 PM
@PlusUltra - "You even said, in an earlier post, that you hold the first 6 seasons dear to you, yeah? Well, there you go. Explain to me how it’s reasonable now to write off those first 6 seasons based on the last 2?"


Because if I was to watch those first 6 seasons again knowing where the characters will end up it ruins those seasons because I KNOW they won't have a satisfying end. No matter what you can tell me about the first 6 being great I can never get the thought of what 7 and 8 does to these characters.

The MCU is completely different because each film is it's own contained story. Yes they have ties to each other but they can function on their own. Thanos was not nearly as involved as a threat in each Marvel film as the White Walkers were for GoT. They introduced the Whites in the very first 10 minutes of the series, whereas Thanos was not shown until the 6th film and we didn't see our first Infinity Stone until the 5th.
CaptCoulson
CaptCoulson - 6/26/2019, 2:41 PM
@PlusUltra - How was the Sopranos ending even bad, much less worse than Game of Thrones?

The way the very ending went out was actually pretty fitting. I actually regard it as whether or not Tony was killed in that diner as sort of irrelevant. The main point is that a man in his position, his story's only going to end one of two ways: being murdered or going to prison for a long time. Either way his grand reign as mob boss was over. Even if he doesn't get shot in the head right at that table, he says moments earlier that Carlo (I think that was his name) was turned into a cooperating witness for the FBI, so that by itself means Tony's best case scenario is living the next couple decades, if not the rest of his life behind bars.
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