The Witcher fans, particularly those who love the TV series, have been on tenterhooks trying to figure out how the show will progress without Henry Cavill. Questions of how such a beloved franchise moves forward, especially after less than favourably season three reviews…? The answer isThe Witcher: Sirens of the Deep.
Netflix has announced ananimated The Witcher film, not only moving Geralt into the world of animation, but also the return of the one true Geralt: Dough Cockle, the voice behind the White Wolf in the video games. Arguably for many fans, CockleisGeralt, with all other actors paling in comparison. So much so that the announcement of the animated movie is being hailed as an exciting step in the franchise.
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Animation does lend itself to more outlandish effects and fluidity, without the need for potentially unsightly CGI – this is why John Wick fans are sothrilled about the new anime, because it has so many bloody possibilities. And honestly, from what we’ve seen inThe Witcher: Sirens of the Deeptrailer, this series is going to go hard. We love it.
You can expect to see the new Netflix film in “late 2024”. Granted, we’ve got some time to wait yet, but we believe it’s going to be worth it. Oh yes, it’ll be more than worth it.
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