Twitter Slams Netflix Once Again Over ‘The Witcher’, The Blood Origin Is Not Henry Cavill This Time
Witchmas was not that merry after all! While the entire world may be warming itself with goofy festival movies, The Witcher fans had some other plans. 25th December 2022 for them was the time to celebrate the origin story of the whole Witcherverse. However, as the conjunction of spheres happened on Netflix in the most unexpected ways, fans emerged, disappointed, yet again.
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Ever since Henry Cavill’s news of leaving the series surfaced on the internet, fans have not only been calling out the showrunners but even threatened to abandon the show. While many are trying to turn the tides around and infiltrating the air with some hope, it seems like the supposed-to-be blockbuster prequel just worsened it for the franchise. Fans once again slam Netflix and writers for the poor scripting, and setting of The Witcher: Blood Origin.
Fans accost Netflix on Twitter for shattering all their hopes in The Witcher: Blood Origin
While Lark’s voice could be strong enough to inspire thousands of citizens to “take down an empire,” nothing was witty enough to institute fans’ hopes back in the series. As soon as fans were through Blood Origin, they slammed the streaming giant and the showrunners to entirely ruin the source material.
Some call out Netflix to ruin one more successful show and repeat the old habits
https://twitter.com/MortarMaggot275/status/1607219010722045953?s=20&t=eu5bImq1ftsTdolxT_ep6A
Many condemn the showrunners for ruining the script
Some fans simply tag the prequel to be trash
https://twitter.com/ScottEtter3/status/1607171910634442755?s=20&t=eu5bImq1ftsTdolxT_ep6A
Others hope that someone who is passionate about the source material will someday get to do justice to The Witcher
Moreover, some fans just refuse to watch The Witcher: Blood Origin. Given they already threatened the OTT platform and even signed petitions, this does not come as a surprise.
https://twitter.com/Kurgen0/status/1607099035541975040?s=20&t=eu5bImq1ftsTdolxT_ep6A
One of the twitterati asserts that the scriptwriters perhaps forgot for which era they were writing the dialogues.
https://twitter.com/Beholdermage84/status/1607134604271435777?s=20&t=eu5bImq1ftsTdolxT_ep6A
Although, some fans are happily satisfied as well (or is it fluent sarcasm?)
https://twitter.com/SWC_EGO/status/1607117105660411904?s=20&t=eu5bImq1ftsTdolxT_ep6A
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Have you watched the prequel series yet? Let us know in the comment section below if you relate to the truly vexed fans or if you found delight in watching the show.
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If you haven’t watched it, you can always stream it on Netflix
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