Game of Thrones might be over but the characters and individuals behind it are still alive and well. Whether they dwell in your imagination or you interact with them via social media, a little nostalgia is perfectly normal for a show that captured our attention for 8 long, steady years.
If you are keen on watching some interesting productions here are a few of the best that will help you get over your Game of Thrones hangover. Check out this selection of movies and shows for your viewing pleasure:
1.Spike Island
The show centers around a group of high school boys who were once a gang and eager to follow their dreams to become a band. Keen on making their mark on the world, the five are fearlessly chasing after their dreams and relentless in making it work no matter the obstacles they face. Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke plays a love interest, and her sweet, captivating persona offers some sincerity to a film that is otherwise; just another teen film. The 2015 film is definitely a must watch for all those Daenerys Targaryen fans who are keen to track her progress as an actor.
2.Bodyguard
Rivetting, intelligent and captivating, the 2018 release ‘Bodyguard’ is definitely a must watch. ‘Bodyguard’ stars Richard Madden, the young Brit who plays Robb Stark; Ned Stark’s eldest son in Game of Thrones. The show ‘Bodyguard’ focuses on the life of War veteran David Budd who finds work as a police sergeant with London’s Metropolitan Police Service after serving in Afghanistan. He returns home with Post Traumatic Disorder from the war, and as he is assigned to protect the Home Secretary, The show follows Budd prove his innocence as he is framed for terror activities that claimed the Home Secretary’s life.
3.Gunpowder
Game of Throne’s lead Jon Snow (Kit Harington) plays Robert Catesby, a young Catholic nobleman who has recently lost both his wife and his father. In a quest to avenge their deaths, Catesby will stop at nothing to make things right. The 2017 BBC 1 production is a fascinating period set show. And although it is a miniseries with only 3 episodes released since its debut on 4th November 2017; it is definately worth watching.
4. Three Christs
Peter Dinklage who plays Tyrion Lannister in the Game of Thrones production offers up an honest and compelling performance in the 2017 indie release ‘Three Christs.’ The movie which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival has received rave reviews due to its intriguing plotline and touching subject matter. The movie is based on the groundbreaking psychiatric experiment in 1959, where Dr. Alan Stone brought together three patients each of whom believes he is Jesus Christ, to live together in a ward.
Happy binge watching!
