Foreign Girls React | Game of Thrones S1 Ep 7 "You Win or You Die" | First Time Watch

[@daveruble5150]

I appreciate Hella's Pragmatism. "Sometimes a little bloodshed is ok." - Hella

[@morbidgirl6808]

What a transformation 😂 From sweet innocent kid to mild innocent kid 😂

[@Shryce]

She would be a fierce some ruler....

[@BaddPapi760]

Ikr😂

[@Poisonedblade]

13:07 "Can we kill them all?" Chi has what it takes to sit on the Iron Throne!

[@0okamino]

Or at least what it takes to make the first Metallica album.

[@kevindorn2508]

Shes ruthless, calling for heads like the Queen of hearts 😊

[@terrylandess6072]

"He's a rapper?" I think Jason would smile at that.

[@NarinsNewAge-zz2hf]

i laughed at that. rappers do that pose often lol

[@Mc-jp9iv]

Chi : "Little Finger has little finger mind....I mean little mind" That made me laugh

[@Poisonedblade]

Their reaction to the episode ending was really funny.

[@lincolnlewis6979]

Very good job ladies

[@jesterssketchbook]

he has little finger energy

[@lppreze9567]

Chi and Hella comments are always scene specific . They are a joy.

[@paulusthewoodgnome]

Exactly. Too many reactors are better described as predictors. Always prattling on about what they think is going to happen rather than responding to what is actually happening. It's very tiresome and unentertaining.

[@lppreze9567]

@@paulusthewoodgnome Yes I agree. Also, their comments don't interrupt what's happening it only enhances what is going on. Have you noticed that even when they don't say anything, their facial expressions are on target and very cute.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

“Do something, tape it up” 27:50 😂😂😂

[@ronbo11]

They need Scotch (TM) Tape!

[@MILVO17]

Hella: "We are protector of Ned, but he cannot hear us" 😂😂😂

[@ComradeLuxemburg]

It must be very difficult to follow this show in a foreign language with all the names, the old fashioned speech, and the various plots and motivations too. I think Chi and hella have done very well so far.

[@RealDiehl99]

Good point. I read a lot of books about history. I find it much easier to remember people's names and the names of places of European origin than I do trying to remember names of Asian, Indian or African origin. I think the mind must first adjust to classifying the new and unfamiliar words as "people" or "places", then it must deal with unfamiliar pronunciations before it can simply store them away effortlessly, as the mind will do with more familiar things.

[@Movie.Munchies]

We try our best! Thank you thank you 🙏 🥰🥹

[@earth2saka]

100%. I've seen the complexity of this show overwhelm even native speakers and, while some people would make the argument that those people are not very intelligent, I'd say it's a lot more complex than that. Adding more obstacles like a foreign language, cultural differences and whatnot on top would serve to create even more confusion. Chi and Hella have done great so far with many of the hints that the show, being well crafted, gave them. The scene at the tourney comes to mind, before Ser Loras confronts the Mountain. They didn't catch on Littlefinger's comment about Renly having his friend but they understood that the looks between the two meant something more.

[@Limpshot_McGee]

@@Movie.Munchies Vietnamese subtitles under the English audio might help

[@michaelhodge6779]

From South Carolina, USA, thank y’all for watching this. Not only that, but I’m so happy they chose to watch this because it’s so close to my heart and such a difficult, almost Shakespearean, story to understand; especially for someone whose primary language isn’t English. It’s a very western civilization oriented show, and it examines the behavior of western civilization. I love watching non-westerners learn about western socio-cultural history and how it affects our behavior. It’s so philosophical, and people watching for entertainment that don’t read the books never realize how it’s an examination of western civilization and our behavior through history based in contextual situations. I hope you’ll even decide to read it someday.

[@pohanahawaii]

👑 Theon Greyjoy is actually the Starks' "hostage/prisoner" from the Iron Islands but they treated him very nice more like an honored guest and son.. That's why the Maester said what he said @9:18 about guest or prisoner.

[@seankane9508]

Yeah, in ancient times like this in the western world this was common. Many younger noble children were fostered in other families houses. It helped to provide security from the family whose child you had, and provided a method of security against people attacking you if they were afraid of the house you fostered.

[@pohanahawaii]

@@seankane9508 : 👑 Very common in feudal Japan too 🇯🇵

[@tippedduke]

Hella - "That Bitch!" and spoken with venom. Ladies, keep doing what your doing, you definitely brighten my day when you post new reactions.

[@Geminias]

Drogo is a real monster... the show doesn't do enough to show just what a monster he actually is.

[@0okamino]

A monster, as many leaders of similar position throughout the world are, but perhaps not as completely a monster as some others. That is certainly not to say he’s really just a good guy in monstrous circumstances, though. Fortunately, there are very few complete monsters with power. Unfortunately, that’s still more than none.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

He’s like one of the leaders of a Mongolian tribe.

[@earth2saka]

Yeah, even his first night with Daenerys is pretty romantic in the show compared to the book. 🤣

[@andromidius]

A monster, yes. Though by the standards of his people he's a paragon of virtue. And there were signs he was softening somewhat (the books cover almost a year compared to the show feeling more like a few weeks or months) due to Daenerys' influence.

[@jollygoodfellow3957]

@@earth2saka Actually in the book Drogo waits for Daenerys to say yes before proceeding with the consummation, but in the show he didn't.

[@JT-Rebel]

Hella: "..kind of furious a little bit." The rest of us who've watched the entire show already: Oh you sweet summer child.

[@Poisonedblade]

22:13 "We only make peace with our enemies... That's why it is called making peace." - Chi and Hella, "Hehehehehe."

[@JasperAyeee]

Tywin's scene with Jaime at the start of this episode is one of my Top 5 Favorite Scenes in the entire series

[@Poisonedblade]

4:55 Ned Stark right to the point. "Your brother or your lover?" Chi and Hella 😲

[@kevindorn2508]

Chi noticed the "rightfull heir" part. Very observant.

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

hela is right, TOO NICE gets you killed around here 😦 great reaction, ladies 👍☺

[@kenshinesca]

When Tywyn was talking about being a lion because that is the Lannister's house symbol. The Stark's symbol is a Wolf.

[@KingApeiron]

"Just live here, peacefully." *Flashes of Dothraki 'peace'*

[@AmbassadorDvinn]

I feel like Hella been waiting for GoT her whole life, she just didnt know it 😂

[@deakinist]

Little finger man with little finger mind. Lol, I love the movie munchies!

[@Syzygy77]

Lol, watching you two get drawn into the story is fun.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Movie Munchies finally got the little finger treatment 😂😂😂so great.

[@jimdetry9420]

Not being predictable is one of the things that makes this show good. But never forget, "In the game of thrones, you win or you die."

[@noneya3635]

"He's a rapper..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DJ Drogo and the Kalisar, Someone needs to make a GOT 8 Mile spin off show right now.

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

7:42 Peter here is talking about Ned’s brother Brandon who was engaged to Catelyn.

[@detritusofseattle]

I'll bet the poisoner dude wishes he had taken the drink after what the Dothraki are going to do to him.

[@crazzzypaul1649]

29:32 Hella when she realizes Ned can’t hear them broke my heart a little bit lol 😆

[@Poisonedblade]

8:35 "Later, this man is going to do something bad." Hella is suspicious of Theon Greyjoy. (Well, the actor does kill John Wick's dog...)

[@eduardolucas7952]

😭😂

[@Poisonedblade]

29:43 "We are like the protector of Ned! But he cannot hear us." whispered a frustrated Hella. ❤

[@johnj3845]

You two are the best reactors and I love that you are watching this show! You will love it!

[@Poisonedblade]

5:39 Hella feels Cersi's pain, "It hurts."

[@michaelhodge6779]

From South Carolina, USA, thank y’all for watching this. Not only that, but I’m so happy they chose to watch this because it’s so close to my heart and such a difficult, almost Shakespearean, story to understand; especially for someone whose primary language isn’t English. It’s a very western civilization oriented show, and it examines the behavior of western civilization. I love watching non-westerners learn about western socio-cultural history and how it affects our behavior. It’s so philosophical, and people watching for entertainment that don’t read the books never realize how it’s an examination of western civilization and our behavior through history based in contextual situations. I hope you’ll even decide to read it someday.

[@astralnomad]

the actor that plays Tywin is a real hunter and butcher.. that deer he was skinning was real.

[@richardstephens5570]

A butcher taught him how to skin and gut a deer the day before it was filmed.

[@BoeserKlon]

This will be good.

[@simonsalgueiro6217]

12:47 Nice catch!!!

[@BlueEagle669]

I hope they keep watching the other seasons pleaase, please keep watching beyond season 1 it's only getting better and better!!! Also Hella's fashion sense is outstanding *chefs kisses*

[@jacquesm6847]

Miss you guys , love your reactions always entertaining 👍🏼🥰😉

[@javelldunn3379]

Episode 9 I can’t wait for the next one

[@anthragestormrider2493]

"Kinda furious a little bit." Just wait. (by now you've seen the last episode)

[@BetterDays-e8h]

8:38 I think one of the reasons Movie Munchies Ladies’ reactions are so popular is because they are very observant and clever. Hella-without a spoiler I hope. You are very observant.

[@Poisonedblade]

9:37 Osha, "I'm used to worse than him..." Chi is surprised... disgusted... and perplexed at the same time.

[@highguyreacts8620]

Some favorite moments! King Robert: Varys, Littlefinger, my brother…worthless… Chi: Can we kill them all? LOL WOW!!!! What did Varys or his brother even do!?!? xD 19:30 Pyp: I’ll never be inside a woman again. Chi laughs with a slightly-disgusted look.

[@dingus6317]

It is starting to ramp up now

[@dracusmoon4822]

Well, ladies buckle your seatbelts because the ride is about to start, enjoy!! Love you Munchies!!

[@Gregory-my5vv]

28:59 Hella! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lorvaton]

You are exacly correct! Thank you for the reaction, I enjoy them

[@earth2saka]

"Kill them! Kill them all, I command it!", Joffrey said, calmly.

[@georgeprchal3924]

Tywin is arguably the best father in the series.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Fun fact: that deer that Tywin Lannister is skinning is a real deer. Charles Dance (the actor) went out and learned how to actually skin a deer so when he did it on camera, he'd look like he knew what he was doing. There's a lot of subtext to it as well: The stag is the symbol of House Baratheon, and here's the head of House Lannister butchering one. Charles Dance is an extremely well respected actor in the UK and internationally. Like a lot of old school actors, he started his career on stage at the Royal Shakespeare Company. There's a certain presence and gravitas that people like him have; Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen (who played Gandalf in Lord of the Rings) have the same kind of aura. They view acting as a craft, and they've completely mastered it. I've seen Charles Dance, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen portray complex character thoughts and details through nothing but their eyes and facial expression. Drogo giving a horse to Jorah was pretty much the greatest gift he could offer; especially giving him his pick of any horse in the horde. The Doth'raki prize their horses above everything else. In an earlier episode, they mention the Doth'raki don't have a word for 'thank you'. That's because their culture is based on reciprocation i.e. "you gave me this gift, so I will give you something of equal value" (which adds a little context to the horse Drogo gave Danny in episode one. She was becoming his wife, so he gave her the most beautiful horse he could find). Jorah saved the most valuable thing in Drogo's life, so Drogo gave Jorah the most valuable gift he possibly could.

[@questionablehumor2800]

5:56... yea, villain origin story: check! Doesn't justify ANYTHING she's guilty of, but at least there's an impetus

[@geoffconner6783]

Really enjoyed your reaction. You guys are very astute and pick up the many twisted plot threads and alliances very quickly

[@Uberwenis]

Well, if either of you have questions about the complicated plot, it's best if you just ask at the end of the video haha. Some of us know (too much) about the plot, and I assume we'll all do our best to answer things without spoiling anything :P

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Brilliant reaction, ladies.

[@ericswanson411]

And the battle for the Iron throne begins.

[@anonymous-bb2dw]

6:00 they figured it out, ned was "too nice" for his own good

[@alancarter41]

Stark has a flaw that prevents him from being a successful player in the Game of Thrones. Like all men who place honor above all else, he sees the world as black and white and cannot accept that sometimes gray is reality and the best path forward. Telling Cersei that he knew about her incest with her brother allowed her to plot Robert's death (remember how eager the Lannister squire was in thrusting wine on Robert) and to counter anything Stark tried to do. Turning away his best potential ally and trusting a man who is in love with his wife doomed his honorable intentions, especially since Littlefinger had already proposed a plan he rejected.

[@peterinbohol]

Dancer in the dark. Is a good movie.

[@rbo2077]

Hello Movie Munchies, hello everyone.

[@vrextar]

The first rule of Game of Thrones...don't trust anybody.

[@Poisonedblade]

Except for Bron.

[@geniusjohn8280]

Oh No! How will Ned get out of this? I cant wait to see.

[@Poisonedblade]

I read the books back in 2004. My friend started watching the show and I was telling him Book 3 had major cliff hangers. For example, "Ned's in a cave and one of the dragons returned, so Ned's trapped in the cave with the dragon!"

[@Ricky-ln6rt]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Maggbba]

I'm surprised how well you're able to follow the plot and spot shady characters

[@Gregory-my5vv]

So it opens with the patriarch Lannister, the Lion, gutting and dressing a stag-no big deal. Except the Baratheon’s, as in King Baratheon symbol is the stag. Symbols are important in the GoT storyline. Let’s get started! More to come.

[@znk0r]

Someone needs to make a map with pictures of the main characters and where they are to review before each episode.

[@escepticus]

Can't wait for episode 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Movie.Munchies]

👀😭😭

[@kevinjefferson885]

Did she really say "tape it up" after Cersei tore up Robert's letter?

[@АндрейЗоммер-ц7ш]

I watch the reactions to this series and I am very much amazed by those people who start supporting Drogo and Daenerys. Guys, has your country ever been conquered by nomads? They will drown it in blood

[@hjalnelson9579]

#teamlannister wins again!

[@Solo_Wargame]

Awesome reaction.. Can't wait until it gets really spicy lol

[@kmvoss]

Great reaction.

[@jpoptop]

Brace yourselves, ladies. This story get more and more brutal.

[@ArtyMori]

Sweet summer childs with bright mind !

[@mjc1389]

Good thing Hella has those chains to hold together her shirt. That could end up being a disaster…lol. Here’s my unsolicited opinion on Chi’s hair…she’d be even more attractive if she grew her bangs out long.

[@jrknox3669]

Another Great Video Chi and Hella. And Hella I Agree with You. Alittle Bloodshed is Fine if it's the Right Ones Bleeding 😊

[@leonmirtic5617]

You should watch Lore of Season 1 after you finish. Then you'll know more about their world.

[@robertosilva9672]

A honra de um chefe de clã é fazer o seu clã perseverar. O Stark colocou sua honra à cima da sobrevivência da sua gente. O melhor exemplo de um chefe de clã é o Toronaga do livro Xogun.

[@nonchalantd]

♥

[@detritusofseattle]

Personally, if I were in Ned's position, I would never have threatened Cirsei. I might have told her that I discovered her secret, but I also wouldn't have exposed her. See, I look at it like this: if she is exposed, the realm collapses into chaos. Robert would almost certainly do something horrific to her and possibly her kids, and there is no way, at all, that the Lannisters would be ok with that. Tywin would go to war over it. And if Robert doesn't believe me, well, there would probably be some really nasty consequences for me and my house, either from him or from the Lannisters. Secondly, I don't actually care that much about taboos. If her and Jamie love each other, let them have each other. It does create issues with succession, but the alternative is worse. I would probably have told Cirsei "look, I know the truth about what you and Jaimie do. I'm not going to tell Robert. I'm here to make peace, not war. The truth I've learned is very dangerous and could throw the realm into war. It must never see the light of day. Besides, I have no interest in endangering you or your children. Robert's wrath would be horrendous, and your kids, at the very least, are innocent in this. However, I also know that my son saw the two of you, and that is why he was pushed and nearly died. Still, he lives, and though he'll never walk again, he can still have a decent life in the North. What I want, Cirsei, is peace. You guys can have the throne. Geoffrey can marry my daughter, Sansa. I will make sure Tyrion is released, and I will keep my wife in check. I trust you will do the same with your brother. I will remain as Hand, and I will use the power to make sure that this secret never gets out." I think Cirsei would go for that, personally. It is the best chance for keeping the peace. Prior to this confrontation, I'm fairly certain that Cirsei already had a good idea that Ned had found this secret out. Making it clear that you have no intention of going against her is the best way to preserve that peace and keep his family safe. Unfortunately Ned is far too "righteous" to do something so pragmatic.

[@seankane9508]

At which point she would have thanked you, went off to her room, and quietly had you killed. Letting her know that he knew was a bad idea all around. He thought he was being noble by giving her and her kin a chance to leave. He should have known the mindset of the Lannisters and never said anything at all. She had already killed one Hand to keep that info quiet, why did he think she wouldn't do it again?

[@detritusofseattle]

​@@seankane9508 Maybe she would try. Or maybe she would realize to do so was too risky. They were willing to let Ned live after Robert's passing precisely because offing him would start a war. It was his decision to threaten her and her children, his willingness to try and rip her son off the throne and seize power that causes him to be in his present predicament. If anything, I think scheming Cirsei might have considered my alternative version of Ned an ally. Someone who knows the truth, knows how to cover it up, is seen as honorable by most people in the seven kingdoms, who can secure the North (the one part of the realm that could cause significant trouble), and who is also absolutely willing to work with her, despite knowing this truth, is a very valuable ally indeed. But Ned is, as Robert put it, an honorable fool. He just had to insist on being the hero, and in so doing he's ruined everything. I think that was a genius bit of writing by Martin.

[@richardstephens5570]

@@detritusofseattle You sound as gullible as Ned, thinking it's a good idea to tell Cersei you know her secret.

[@jesses5463]

If I were in Ned's position, I would have visited little finger's brothel every single day.

[@jesses5463]

The whole reason he told her that he knew her secret is so that he could convince her to run away. Otherwise, there would have been no reason for him to tell her.

[@robertstefan1090]

Very smart ladys 😮

[@joealvarez8733]

Hello Ladies🍿🍿🍿💕❤️💕

[@highguyreacts8620]

Hello, Movie Munchies! I had a quick thought that maybe you want to try or maybe not! But I just wanted to put it out there just in case...so I know you currently release 1 episode of Game of Thrones each week...and at this rate, with 73 episodes, it would take almost 1.5 years to finish the entire series. This is fine OF COURSE. But I had the idea...what if, once per season of Game of Thrones, you watch 4 episodes in one single week and post those all in 1 week on 4 different days (same as how you basically do now with movies/GoT but this way means that for just one week every couple months, you would post (and blaze through) 4 episodes in a single week! This would move the entire series along that much faster, finishing the entire series in just under 1 year even and all of us diehard Game of Thrones AND Movie Munchies fans will get to see you guys watching ALLLLL the amazing moments throughout the series that much sooner PLUS then you could start a new series that much sooner as well, once you finish GoT! On that note, Breaking Bad is my 2nd favorite drama series after Game of Thrones and I think most people would agree it should probably be your next TV SERIES after this! 😄)

[@jesses5463]

Channels are much more successful when they space episodes out.

[@ReeveAers-rg6gx]

i promise, it does not get better )

[@Shryce]

Yeah, this will all turn well in the end... the good always win in the end in the world of Game of Thrones... Kappa

[@АндрейЗоммер-ц7ш]

The problem with all the Starks in the series is that they have the intelligence of hamsters.

[@user-uh5hl8wd5c]

You guys should react to “ game of thrones history and lore season 1” so you understand what happened to the Targaryens and Rob rebellion, you will also understand the world. Please react to it 😊

[@pohanahawaii]

👑 No "qualifications" needed to become a King, only *genetic lineage.* Just look at the richest monarch in the world, current *Thailand King Vajiralongkorn* who is quite unworthy.

[@dunringill1747]

This episode you got to meet Lord Tywin Lannister as he was skinning a stag. The stag is the house sigil of King Robert Baratheon. This is foreshadowing - The stag died, and now, so has the King.

[@gregohb]

They actually invented new meanings for certain words in this show, and there are a variety of accents. So don't feel bad if it's hard to understand if you are not a native English speaker. "Iron chair" means "iron throne" which means the position of being a king who sits on that throne in the "iron" nation or whatever. Westeros and all the places mentioned are all made-up names. There are made up creatures like dire wolves, shadow cats, and white walkers. on and on. The Night's Watch is a paramilitary detachment like the French Foreign Legion that works exclusively on a frozen northern border. It's fiction in a fictional world, based roughly on the actual War of the Roses from 1,000 years ago in England, and also loosely based on various other events in Europe, England, Scotland, etc. The idea of a wall along the north keeping out barbarians is based on Hadrians wall in England keeping out the Scotts and Picts. Hadrian was a Roman emperor from about 1900 years ago..

[@andromidius]

Night's Watchmen are sort of like monks - just not implicitly religious in nature (though its debatable whether they maybe were in the past).

[@mataneren3852]

Please react to the movie "Rocky" (1976)

[@joshuawells835]

Tywin Lannister is not a king; he's the Lord of Casterly Rock, Warden of the West, and Head of House Lannister. He was also Hand of the King to the Mad King. Furthermore, if you focus on what he's doing, he's processing a stag, the sigil of House Baratheon. Jaime Lannister a.k.a the Kingslayer got his moniker because he was the one who assassinated the Mad King, thus ending Robert's Rebellion and allowing House Baratheon to take the Iron Throne. I was not allowed to watch Game of Thrones when it first aired because of all the pointless nudity. Cersei had the King's Squire, Lancel Lannister, get so drunk that his senses were dulled and so unable to fend off against a wild boar. Boars are nasty beasts. Ironically, had Robert done nothing, the Dothraki likely would have stayed in Esso's, as they had no real reason to march on Westeros. Thus Daenerys would have remained a Khalessi of the Dothraki. In Game of Thrones, it is the dishonorable and politically ambitious who win, while the honorable are played for fools.

[@jabbaplay6579]

beautiful girls, at the beginning of your viewing of Game of Thrones, I was afraid that your fragile psyche would not survive, 🤣 well, well done, keep up, it will be even cooler and more interesting 😂

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