Escaping from poverty to become a witcher, Vesemir slays monsters for coin and glory, but when a new menace rises, he must face the demons of his past.Escaping from poverty to become a witcher, Vesemir slays monsters for coin and glory, but when a new menace rises, he must face the demons of his past.Escaping from poverty to become a witcher, Vesemir slays monsters for coin and glory, but when a new menace rises, he must face the demons of his past.
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Theo James
- Vesemir
- (voice)
Mary McDonnell
- Lady Zerbst
- (voice)
Lara Pulver
- Tetra
- (voice)
Graham McTavish
- Deglan
- (voice)
Tom Canton
- Filavandrel
- (voice)
David Errigo Jr.
- Young Vesemir
- (voice)
- …
Jennifer Hale
- Illyana
- (voice)
- …
Kari Wahlgren
- Kitsu
- (voice)
- …
Matthew Yang King
- Luka
- (voice)
- …
Darryl Kurylo
- Sven
- (voice)
- …
Keith Ferguson
- Lord Carlisle
- (voice)
- …
Jennie Kwan
- Young Luka
- (voice)
A.J. LoCascio
- Young Sven
- (voice)
- (as AJ LoCascio)
Michaela Dietz
- Tomas
- (voice)
Adam Croasdell
- King Dagread
- (voice)
- …
Nolan North
- Handsome Knight
- (voice)
- …
Samia Mounts
- Midwife
- (voice)
- …
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Among so many problems that the Live Action series starring Henry Cavill had and whose biggest criticism is not respecting the spirit of the literary saga and video games, this version appears that perfectly fulfills that.
It is a film that covers a period of time in the chronology of the saga that is somewhat dark due to lack of information.
The story focused on Vesemir is a success from any angle, giving us a context that we did not know we needed.
The plot is solid, the animation is quite good and really for fans of the saga I think it is a great success.
The release of a second film in 2025 only reinforces these concepts. Unfortunately, I think this is the most correct direction to take since season 4 and 5 of The Witcher with the change of actor in the leading role makes us glimpse a resounding failure.
It is a film that covers a period of time in the chronology of the saga that is somewhat dark due to lack of information.
The story focused on Vesemir is a success from any angle, giving us a context that we did not know we needed.
The plot is solid, the animation is quite good and really for fans of the saga I think it is a great success.
The release of a second film in 2025 only reinforces these concepts. Unfortunately, I think this is the most correct direction to take since season 4 and 5 of The Witcher with the change of actor in the leading role makes us glimpse a resounding failure.
Disclaimer- have read the books and played the games
As a stand-alone film,it's actually pretty decent,which I was not expecting. Animation looks pretty decent although a bit inconsistent in some places and the soundtrack added to the experience rather than subtracted from it. I found the pacing to be a bit rushed and I feel that the movie could have definitely used some extra runtime,but the story was enjoyable and I found myself liking Vesimir,but it's nothing spectacular.
However,the script needlessly changed events from the Witcher universe and It messed with the timeline a bit too much in my humble opinion. My biggest gripe is with the powers of the Witcher themselves as they (and especially their signs) are waaay too OP. And I felt as if the derive of Kaer Morhan was needlessly of the top. I could go on for a good while nitpicking all of the seemingly unnecessary changes. But alas,it doesn't matter too much and the movie is still enjoyable in my opinion.
As a stand-alone film,it's actually pretty decent,which I was not expecting. Animation looks pretty decent although a bit inconsistent in some places and the soundtrack added to the experience rather than subtracted from it. I found the pacing to be a bit rushed and I feel that the movie could have definitely used some extra runtime,but the story was enjoyable and I found myself liking Vesimir,but it's nothing spectacular.
However,the script needlessly changed events from the Witcher universe and It messed with the timeline a bit too much in my humble opinion. My biggest gripe is with the powers of the Witcher themselves as they (and especially their signs) are waaay too OP. And I felt as if the derive of Kaer Morhan was needlessly of the top. I could go on for a good while nitpicking all of the seemingly unnecessary changes. But alas,it doesn't matter too much and the movie is still enjoyable in my opinion.
Honestly I really liked the animation, soundtrack and fight scenes, but thats kinda it. I hated the ending and final plot twist, because it completely rewrites a really important plot point in the Witcher universe. If it was made somewhat well, I would be okay with that, but the way the writers did that was just bad. Story is kinda meh, and Vesemir is fun character, until you remember its Vesemir, so another rewrite. Some people coplain about diversity, honestly I did not care about that. Some parts of the story felt without any pay of. If this was made with a completely unknown witcher and completely different school of witchers, or be a completly different universe it would be 8, but the heavy disrespect to the most important parts of the lore really bumed me out.
A bit rushed and over the top but enjoyable. Nice visuals and animations. Great soundtrack.
Sick action, Great animation, Entertaining, Great Soundtrack, And Interesting Characters but weren't fleshed out enough, in fact it felt like there were big gaps in between the story and the story was not fleshed out nearly as much as it should have been which is why this would have worked a lot better as a series, they pretty much crammed an entire season into one movie, which took away the impact from a lot of the scenes and the story in general. Overall enjoyable and entertaining but could have been better.
Did you know
- TriviaGraham McTavish who voiced the role of "Deglan" also plays the live-action role of "Dijkstra" in The Witcher Season 2.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 49th Annie Awards (2022)
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- 1h 23m(83 min)
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