Really disappointing how this franchise was destroyed and this just sums it all up, what was once a dark fantasy that had bloody battle scenes and amazing costume is now this bland modern day mess. It was honestly going to be a lower rating but the last 20 mins saved it a little, doing what the franchise is good at, you know... battles. The Rats were slightly better in this than in season 4 but the bar was low, they shouldn't have been introduced in the first place. Bring back Henry!

Really disappointing how this franchise was destroyed and this just sums it all up, what was once a dark fantasy that had bloody battle scenes and amazing costume is now this bland modern day mess. It was honestly going to be a lower rating but the last 20 mins saved it a little, doing what the franchise is good at, you know... battles. The Rats were slightly better in this than in season 4 but the bar was low, they shouldn't have been introduced in the first place. Bring back Henry!

This checked every single mark on what a Netflix movie is. Luckily it was short so now I got to 40 movies watched in January

This checked every single mark on what a Netflix movie is. Luckily it was short so now I got to 40 movies watched in January

I’m not a Witcher fan but I can appreciate how good the game is. This however was total shit and I’m really only here for Dilf Lundgren

I’m not a Witcher fan but I can appreciate how good the game is. This however was total shit and I’m really only here for Dilf Lundgren

I love a ragtag group of highly trained thieves that are all very attractive and have the most trauma possible

I love a ragtag group of highly trained thieves that are all very attractive and have the most trauma possible

This film utterly defeats its own emotional drive (especially if you haven't seen the latest season) by showing us the severed heads of the protagonists in a bucket owned by the only interesting performance: Sharlto Copley as Bonhart.
Who cares if the Rats gang does a big heist right if this is the conclusion shortly after the film resolution?

This film utterly defeats its own emotional drive (especially if you haven't seen the latest season) by showing us the severed heads of the protagonists in a bucket owned by the only interesting performance: Sharlto Copley as Bonhart.
Who cares if the Rats gang does a big heist right if this is the conclusion shortly after the film resolution?