The Witcher - Netflix
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The series' fourth season, along with its fifth, was filmed consecutively over a four-month period, and will conclude with Season 5. Filming for Season 5 began in March and will conclude next month. Netflix also has a "situation" in terms of viewership: If a series receives high ratings in its first season, gradually drops by 47-50% in the second and subsequent seasons compared to the previous season, and has a very high budget, they negotiate with the producers to lower the budget and continue it until Season 5. While the second season of this series, in particular, had the budget and visuals of a high-budget fantasy film, Season 3 had a low budget like "Vikings." Judging by the trailer for this season, it appears to have been shot with the same low budget.
Both words mean the same thing in English.
No they don't. A gun is a specific type of weapon, not a synonym for weapon.
Ha, I see, 'gun' means pistol and 'weapons' means a 'type of weapon'.
Pistol. Rifle Even the large artillery batteries on a battle ship. All guns
Weapons are all types. From a knife to an nuclear bomb.
Probably easier to say ballistics, which include bows and guns, instruments that involve projectiles moving through the air towards their target. While a sword would be a bladed weapon for close-quartered battle. Both are weapons of obviously very different type.
The Witcher Spin-off 'The Rats: A Witcher Tale' Revived as Film, Targeting Netflix Release with Season 4
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I have a feeling Season 4 and 5 will focus more heavily on special effects rather than the physicality of the role from Cavill's seasons.
If what you're talking about is Geralt's body being made with CGI, yes it can be.
^ No, I meant in terms of the physicality of the role. Now, mind you, that was simply a trailer featuring a wraight, , but when Cavill was playing the role, his sword use was very physical, and you could tell he put a lot of thought into it. Helmsworth in this trailer seems to be flailing around a lot, with the use of CGI trying to distract from that fact. It doesn't come across nearly as physical.
Netflix's The Witcher Nears a Whopping $720 Million Budget
The budgets of TV shows isn’t something usually advertised publicly, but through various sources that info still comes out. For instance, two years ago there was a report on The Witcher budget as of 2022, up to and including Blood Origin. Now we have the updated info including The Witcher Season...
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Just shows that quantity does not equal quality.
Or, hear me out, execs should hire actual fans of the IP as showrunners and not somebody that genuinely hates it.
In this case they did, and then fired him.
The first two seasons seemed like a very high-budget project. But the third season was on par with the production level of the Vikings show. I wonder where all that money went.Netflix's The Witcher Nears a Whopping $720 Million Budget
The budgets of TV shows isn’t something usually advertised publicly, but through various sources that info still comes out. For instance, two years ago there was a report on The Witcher budget as of 2022, up to and including Blood Origin. Now we have the updated info including The Witcher Season...
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