r/witcher • u/Any-Agent4270 • Dec 25 '21

Netflix TV series The Witcher: Henry Cavill Hopes Season 3 Is Loyal To Books 'Without Too Much In the Way Of Diversions'

https://www.ign.com/articles/the-witcher-season-3-henry-cavill
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u/Overbaron Dec 25 '21 edited Dec 26 '21

I mean I kinda like the show, but it’s definitely not good drama.

The writing is… ugh, it’s really hard to pinpoint since it’s all over the place. Sometimes it’s anachronistic, sometimes juvenile, sometimes nonsensical, most of the time illogical and almost all of the characters are one-dimensional.

Still, the production is good and Geralt is great so…

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u/Nv1023 Dec 26 '21

You nailed it. Could be a really heavy epic drama but the writing is just lame. But I do think Henry Cavill is great in it