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THE WITCHER SHOW TRAILER


I'm not going to lie to you all: I have never really played The Witcher series. I own all of the games, and have started them multiple times, but just never played them all the way through (I think the "clue finding" and fighting mechanics are what did me in). All that aside, The Witcher will soon be a show on Netflix and it looks AMAZING! Plus, although I'm not a huge Superman fan, I am a fan of how awesome Henry Cavill looks in this.

Check out the new main trailer and watch the show on December 20th: https://youtu.be/ndl1W4ltcmg


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