It got better a couple episodes in. A lot felt forced, stiff, and didn't have enough suspension of disbelief (that magic touch). But it was good enough to keep me watching and liking it more as it went on. I didn't like the puzzle of events though. Can't wait for a fan edit putting events in sequential order. Just that thing that is hard to put...

I finished watching The Wicher at one go straight, so it is evident that it kept me hooked until the very end. Let me be clear about something: I am not much of a fan of these medieval sagas. But something about The Witcher struck me as different. Yes, there are many flaws. The acting of the supporting cast is not very strong, the storyline...

Solid series. One flaw, that kept it from getting 5 stars, is how the show deals with the multiple timelines in Season 1. It could have definetly been handled better. I am looking forward to future seasons.

the timeline is the critical issue in this show. it is not consistent in the last two episodes how comes that after syntra distruction the girl spent more than 4 days walking around the continent while the Witcher maybe 2 days before the event I do not want to spoil. Dialogues are an issue too..: I do not like the millenial slang in a show...

Wow! The Witcher was a thrilling Netflix series, with stunning special effect, superb choreographic fight scenes and a great cast. Henry Cavill wa awesome as Geralt. Though I was feeling confused with the different timelines for each episode, I did understood why, and it finally brought us all to speed on the last 2 episodes. Can't...

I originally watched this in 2019 when it released and was a big fan, the world was captivating and interesting yet bleak and grounded. Such was my interest, I shortly after played all the games and began reading the books, now two years later and with season 2 about to come out I decided it was worth a rewatch. On my second...

My rating is 3/5. If you think wooow unbelievable this part, you are absolutely wrong. because I feel that some boring episodes here.

I'm not big fan of fantasy movies or shows but I started to watch and it was pretty good. But then it came second season and it was terrible. Third is also not good and its more about side actors than Whitcher itself. Also it became another woke trash that I hope was not in the book. Also, except from main character acting is not good also,...

The first season was going really great. But by season two, they altered the story from the book so much and completely ruined this Polish piece of art.

Cast is the biggest turn off for this show. They completely changed characters for their political agenda which ruins whole atmosphere of the Witcher series and kills desire to watch this series. Woke propaganda in its finest shape! Sorry, but I don't want to watch propaganda, I just wanted to watch series of one of my favorite video games and...

The first season was pretty good in my opinion. It was not perfect because of the confusing timeline and some poor casting choices (Fringilla in particular). But at least it followed the story of the books. But season 2 hurts. The writers of the show are rewriting the story unnecessarily, and it turns out much worse than the original...

**The Witcher: A Captivating Journey Through a Rich Fantasy World** _The Witcher_ has consistently delivered a spellbinding experience across its three seasons, effectively introducing a credible and realistic fantasy world where the lines between good and bad are often blurred. The series masterfully brings to life the rich characters, sharp...

First season, kicked ass. There was a bit of time continuity issue in letting the audience follow the story. And while the swordplay action scenes were very well done, there was not enough special effects monster scenes in the show. But as to having a good balance of what a mid-evil fantasy world would be in the ways talking, interaction,...

In my estimation, terminally politicised nonsense. This is by no means the actors fault. Its let down by woke social engineering that refuses to let the novels come to life, as it should. In summary, this series is nothing like the novels, it apes. Its been warped and twisted, to fit the woke narrative many of us are so sick and tired of....

If you are fan of either game and/or book, don't even look at it. I don't know why Sapkowski himself advised in this yet another Netflix woke movement rubbish tv series dumpster fire, it seems everyone has their price. I even don't know what is here to review, plot, scenes and characters are nearly copy pastes of everything you could see from...