Netflix Doesn't Understand The Witcher... | Sirens of the Deep | review breakdown
Netflix's new The Witcher Movie "The Witcher: Siren's of the Deep" is based off the short story "A Little Sacrifice" by Andrzej Sapkowski and just like with the Witcher show that lost Henry Cavill and gained Liam Hemsworth they really missed the mark on this one and its not very good and at worst incredibly dull, predictable and boring as it tries to riff on The Little Mermaid without making any interesting changes or commentaries. Dan and Steven sit down to pick it apart and of course have a laugh along the way! Steven's a huge fan of short stories like the original and an even bigger fan of Michael Moorecock's Elric of Melnibone! So he will definitely try to mention that as often as possible. If you're wonder, hey what should i watch on Netflix? This isn't it. #thewitcher #sirensofthedeep #netflix

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