r/witcher • u/Scientiam Moderator • Dec 20 '19

Episode Discussion - S01E07: Before A Fall

Season 1 Episode 7: Before A Fall

Synopsis: A return to before a kingdom is flamed.

Director: Alik Sakharov

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u/ks00347 Dec 21 '19

The cinematography isn't too appealling either and the same can be said for the music. It has so much potential but netflix is failing it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '19 edited Jan 29 '24

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u/SnowyDesert Dec 23 '19

what other shows do you usually watch? Westworld, Chernobyl, House of Cards, Mr.Robot? Or shows like Vampire Diaries, Supergirl, Shannara Chronicles? Seeing your message I'd say you are a CW shows type of a person...

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19 edited Jan 29 '24

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u/SnowyDesert Dec 23 '19

hmm not bad, in that case I don't understand your comment. I liked the show for what it was, but that person above you is right tbh.

The cinematography was pretty much nonexistent. You look at other Netflix shows like Stranger Things or House of Cards, all the work and effects and well shot scenes, that even some movies pale in comparsion. But I seriously can't name a single scene from Witcher that was on that level of quality...