Great fight sequences are a highlight
“Into the Badlands: Season One,&#34; set in a feudal society centuries from the present, is about the spiritual journey of Sunny (Daniel Wu, “Warcraft”) and M.K. (Aramis Knight), a teenage boy who harbors a unique ability, and their growing relationship as teacher and student. Both discover their true purpose and decide to explore what lies beyond the borders of the Badlands, which is divided among seven rival Barons who control the resources necessary to daily life and enforce their rule with the aid of armies known as Clippers.<br /><br />For decades, Quinn (Marton Csokas) has been unchallenged as the Badlands most powerful Baron, but the territory’s newest Baron, The Widow (Emily Beecham), has begun staging daring attacks on Quinn’s transport vehicles, provoking him to fight.<br /><br />This action drama is an amalgam of martial arts films, and movies about dystopian societies, particularly the “Mad Max” series. Though the initial episode is drawn out and slow in parts, the fight scenes in subsequent installments are outstanding highlights and are staged excitingly, often resembling those in feature films. Rather than attempting to create a believable fight through editing, choppy editing and frequent cutaways, the show allows us to see the intricate choreography in longer, uninterrupted takes. It’s unusual, but most welcome, to experience this quality on a TV program<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-disc Blu-ray release include 8 behind-the-scenes, making-of featurettes that focus on the staging of fight scenes, production design, and a discussion of characters, and a digital comic.  A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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