The Witcher review: a dark, funny, and faithful adaptation of the series - The Verge

In Netflix’s The Witcher series, Henry Cavill stars as Geralt, a monster-hunting witcher first made popular through the fantasy novels by Andrzej Sapkowski, and later through games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from CD Projekt Red.

Critics aren't too enamored with Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher

This is the final scene from the 2002 Polish Witcher TV show. Most of you won't understand a word said, but will be able to understand what a faithful Witcher adaptation should

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Faithful adaptation apparently : r/witcher

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Review: Sadly, ON THE VERGE is Mostly “Argh!!” & “WTF?!?” But with Some Pockets of “Okay, Interesting…” – Chronically Streaming

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The Witcher Review: A dark, silky adaptation set in a faraway fantasy world… – culturedemandsgeeks

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