Warrior - Série 2

The second season of Warrior is the ultimate martial art orgasm and one of the best things I have had the honor of seeing this year. I drooled with delight for a full ten hours, and each episode brought at least two solid action scenes. The plot is very captivating, with its brutal twists and turns, and the new characters are properly cool. But let's focus on the action because that's what this series is built on. We get to witness the dream fight between Dustin Nguyen and Joe Taslim, which would probably never happen if not for this series, and for that I am grateful. The detour to Mexico, where there is an almost one hour-long tournament featuring Michael Bisping, had fans of arena fights drooling with delight, especially fans of the Undisputed series. However, the pinnacle of the series is undoubtedly episode 9, which is like The Raid in the streets. The Chinese go up against the Irish in a half-hour mayhem, where I thought I would burst with joy and pull out all my hair. Seeing Andrew Koji and Joe Taslim side by side was an unbelievable experience, and when Andrew picked up nunchucks, it was perhaps the best homage to Bruce Lee ever portrayed on film. The final duel perfectly concludes everything, and I must say that better action in a TV series has never been created before. Story*****, Action*****, Humor***, Violence****, Entertainment*****, Music*****, Visuals*****, Atmosphere*****, Tension****. 10/10. (07.12.2020)