Where can I stream Game of Thrones?

Game of Thrones streams on HBO Max. It ran for 8 seasons (2011–2019).

Official theatrical poster for Game of Thrones (2011)

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Q: Is Game of Thrones worth watching?

Game of Thrones has a Celluloid Score of 88%, averaged from critic reviews, audience ratings, Metascore, IMDb, and fan ratings. It comes recommended overall. Created by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss.

Created by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss · 2011–2019

Quick Verdict

Game of Thrones has a 88% Celluloid Score — our average across critic reviews, audience ratings, Metascore, IMDb, and fan ratings. Recommended — recommended. Streaming on HBO Max.

88%

Celluloid Score Recommended

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89%Critic Score

85%Audience

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9.2IMDb /10

88%Fan Score

Seasons: 8 · 73 episodes
Network: HBO Max
Cast: Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington, Lena Headey, Maisie Williams

Is Game of Thrones worth watching?

Yes — Game of Thrones earns a 88% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss and streaming on HBO Max.

Critics Consensus

A genre-defining fantasy epic of staggering scale and moral complexity whose early brilliance reshaped television — even as a rushed final season divided its enormous audience.
Celluloid Critics Consensus

What is Game of Thrones about?

Noble families wage a brutal, many-sided war for control of the Iron Throne of Westeros while an ancient supernatural threat gathers in the frozen north — an epic of politics, prophecy and dragons adapted from George R. R. Martin's novels.

Critic Reviews

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Game of Thrones Review: The Fantasy Epic That Rewrote the Rules, Then Broke Them

★★★★☆ 4/5

HBO's Game of Thrones dragged fantasy into the realm of prestige drama with brutal political intrigue and unprecedented scale — a landmark whose early seasons are peerless even as its hurried ending squandered a decade of goodwill.

A genre-redefining epic of extraordinary ambition and craft, dragged down a full star by a rushed, unsatisfying final act. The journey remains essential; the destination disappoints.