Great sword fights and imaginative production design, but only fair acting...
“Into the Badlands: The Complete Second Season” is a martial arts series loosely based on the classic Chinese tale “Journey to the West.” In a land controlled by feudal barons, the show tells the story of a great warrior and a young boy who embark on a journey across a dangerous land to seek enlightenment.<br /><br />Season 2 of the action drama finds Sunny (Daniel Wu) and M.K. (Aramis Knight) separated, each imprisoned in unlikely places. Sunny is a “Clipper,” a samurai-like soldier, and M.K. is a “Colt,” a warrior trainee. While M.K. struggles to control his powers, Sunny is determined to fight his way back into the Badlands to find his family or die trying. On their journey, Clipper and Colt are assisted by new allies whose motivations may not be entirely pure. Meanwhile, the Widow (Emily Beecham) continues to consolidate power against the other Barons, while a dark and mysterious threat prepares to exact revenge on them all. There are alliances, betrayals, and lives altered forever.<br /><br />Like many martial arts feature films, “Into the Badlands” is strong on action and weak in terms of performances and plot. The dialogue and political ramifications of the series take a back seat to the action sequences, highlighted by spectacularly staged sword fights, with multiple camera angles, wire work, blood spurting in slow motion, and loud music accompanying the mayhem. Women don’t merely fade into the background when the swords are drawn; they’re right in the midst of the fighting, demonstrating both skill and attitude.<br /><br />Because Daniel Wu is a trained martial artist with many years of experience, the camera is able to show him clearly in the fights rather than resorting to super-fast editing, use of stunt doubles, and shadowy lighting.<br /><br />The setting owes much to imaginative production design. The show is set in an odd post-apocalyptic future, combining styles of the American Antebellum South, feudal Japan, and a “Mad Max”-inspired wasteland. It is definitely one of the best looking shows on TV.<br /><br />The only bonus feature on the 3-disc widescreen Blu-ray release is a series of deleted scenes. A digital copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Blu-ray + Digital. Three discs. In a decimated future blasted into resource-rich fiefdoms, skilled and relentless warrior Sunny (Daniel Wu) was the most trusted enforcer of opium "Baron" Quinn (Martin Csokas). However, when Sunny chooses to make an apprentice of the enigmatic teenager M.K. (Aramis Knight), he discovers that his charge has uncanny gifts that may tip the precarious balance of power. Wuxia-tinged post-apocalyptic actioner that aired on AMC co-stars Orla Brady, Sarah Bolger, Emily Beecham, Oliver Stark. 10 episodes on 3 discs. 7 hrs. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English..