4.5 out of 5 stars.
The opening episode is remarkable at its finest with a post apocalyptic story about a virus that wiped out the population on the planet. The remaining survivors are blind. Century later, a tribe accepts a stranger who is pregnant with twins. And the babies are able to see. Which draws the attention from an evil queen elsewhere which she sends out witch hunters to get those children while Jason Momoa's character is trying to protect.
The episode opens up a lot of story telling. Lot of characters. The concept with having people walk around blind as they are adapted and know there whereabouts.
The action battle sequence is entertaining. Seeing them crush a team of witch hunters with boulders. The episode is brutal and violent. The cast seems promising. The script and direction is sharp with capturing a beautiful landscape. The music score is good. The episode captures your attention and does not let go.
The opening episode is remarkable at its finest with a post apocalyptic story about a virus that wiped out the population on the planet. The remaining survivors are blind. Century later, a tribe accepts a stranger who is pregnant with twins. And the babies are able to see. Which draws the attention from an evil queen elsewhere which she sends out witch hunters to get those children while Jason Momoa's character is trying to protect.
The episode opens up a lot of story telling. Lot of characters. The concept with having people walk around blind as they are adapted and know there whereabouts.
The action battle sequence is entertaining. Seeing them crush a team of witch hunters with boulders. The episode is brutal and violent. The cast seems promising. The script and direction is sharp with capturing a beautiful landscape. The music score is good. The episode captures your attention and does not let go.