Making The Witcher (2020)

Review Team

4/5

Making The Witcher serves as an engaging companion piece to the Netflix series, offering fans a closer look at the artistry and effort behind the scenes. Directed by Nathan Wiley, the documentary successfully captures the essence of what makes The Witcher resonate with audiences. From exploring the ... Show more >> Making The Witcher serves as an engaging companion piece to the Netflix series, offering fans a closer look at the artistry and effort behind the scenes. Directed by Nathan Wiley, the documentary successfully captures the essence of what makes The Witcher resonate with audiences. From exploring the casting process to the crafting of memorable songs, it digs into the layers that contribute to the show's success. The interviews with cast members, particularly those discussing their character motivations, provide depth and insight. The pacing is well-structured, allowing viewers to appreciate both the challenges and triumphs of production. While it may not appeal to those unfamiliar with the series, for devoted fans, it’s a rewarding exploration worth watching. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

If you're a fan of The Witcher, then Making The Witcher is definitely worth a watch, but it does feel a bit like a promotional piece at times. Sure, you get some behind-the-scenes insights and see how the magic is made, but I expected a little more depth. The interviews are nice, but they sometimes ... Show more >> If you're a fan of The Witcher, then Making The Witcher is definitely worth a watch, but it does feel a bit like a promotional piece at times. Sure, you get some behind-the-scenes insights and see how the magic is made, but I expected a little more depth. The interviews are nice, but they sometimes gloss over the more difficult aspects of production. Don’t get me wrong, the charm of the cast shines through, especially when they talk about their experiences. The tone is light and breezy, which is great for a casual viewing. However, if you're looking for a deep dive into the complexities of the show, you might be left wanting. It's enjoyable but doesn't quite reach the heights of the series itself. Show less