The Witcher - Season 2 (2021) (Staffel)
Was verloren ging
Stoffentwicklung:
Lauren SchmidtRegie:
Sarah O'GormanDrehbuch:
Clare HigginsKamera:
Jean-Philippe GossartMusik:
Joseph TrapaneseBesetzung:
Henry Cavill, Anna Shaffer, Adjoa Andoh, Graham McTavish, Simon Callow, Chris Fulton, Cassie Clare, Kevin Doyle, Liz Carr, Basil Eidenbenz, Yasen Atour, Paul Bullion, Mahesh Jadu, Mecia Simson (mehr)Streaming (1)
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Ciri, die von Geralts Methoden genug hat, überwindet Hürden, um sich zu beweisen. Yennefer wird zur Zielscheibe der Intrigen und des Misstrauens in der Bruderschaft. (Netflix)
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Everything is clear, direct, striking. So far, the profile is completely different from the first season. The training of Ciri is great, her indomitable spirit is a bit reminiscent of Daenarys from GoT. The Witcher and his guardian instincts, and of course the unpredictable Yennefer, and the well-made monsters. It's not a total gem, or perfect craftsmanship, but so far it has more appeal to the non-hardcore fan than the first season. Carry on.
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Finally, we get a hint of Ciri’s training. The scenes in Kaer Morhen are among the best. Honestly, even the subplot involving Yennefer is starting to get nicely tangled. It could still be more polished in terms of the script, but it has quality. For me, it's a 7.5/10.
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I'm rather underwhelmed by the second season so far, to say the least. There's been a severe lack of meaningful dialogue. Sure, there were discussions, but nothing of substance seemed to happen. It felt like empty chatter, thrown in just to meet the required number of episodes for the series. Now, I don't mind a good, long debate. But it has to be full of intrigue and manipulation, with a clear goal in mind. And I found it to be lacking.
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