The Witcher prequel has become the lowest rated series on Netflix. The fiction starring Michelle Yeoh has not liked the fans.
The mass of sequels, prequels and spinoffs is leading to a sharp drop in the quality of products in some cases (others like Top Gun: Maverick or Avatar: The Sense of Water, for example, show that the exploitation of resources can be taken care of). a great firm). The Witcher: The Origin of Blood did not start off too well among critics, disappointing experts. Now, after being released on streaming, the prequel to the fiction starring Henry Cavill has become the worst rated series on Netflix with 8% positive ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. It is not that the mother series of The Witcher was a true success in quality, but the carelessness shown with the prequel is evident and has taken its toll on the company.
The prequel to The Witcher has not liked the public at all and is the worst stitch series in the history of Netflix
“This series would have been a good prop on which to build mythology and new stories with new, interesting or curious characters. The objective was simple: to feed the viewer’s imagination with a rich background that would answer the multiple questions of the trunk series. But its creators, with this disappointing The Origin of Blood, have not been able to maintain the type. They have generated more doubts than certainties with a poor product that reveals all the problems that Netflix suffers with its fantasy series”, we told you in our own review posted here, on Vandal Random. Michelle Yeoh has not been enough for the project to earn a good place on Netflix.
The Witcher: The origin of the blood, despite having all the ballots to be able to succeed, has remained at half speed. Hopes regarding the audiovisual universe of Andrzej Sapkowski now fall on the third season of The Witcher, which will also be the farewell of Henry Cavill as Geralt de Rivia. After a somewhat unexpected departure due to creative differences between the company and Cavill. Liam Hemsworth will be the one who wields the witcher’s weapons again from season 4.