Warrior Nun

Despite the rather mature levels of violence the scripting and tone of this series, places it firmly, in my view, in the teen demographic. I found much of the dialogue cringe worthy from an adult point of view. It's a little immature and unsurprisingly there's an inject of the woke nonsense, we see everywhere in Western entertainment. All of which is very much at odds, I would have thought with the rather ugly and often graphic violence, I came across in the first episode. Acting is passable, as is the storyline but if this was supposed to be accessible to older viewers, I really think this…

She's a warrior. She's a nun. She's a warrior nun! This show was really good. But I can understand why there's been mixed reviews about this; parts of it made no sense. But...the last couple of episodes gets real good! A foreshadowing moment (I think) and a couple of jaw dropping twists! Hope they don't cancel this.

Warrior Nun exceeded my expectations in a TV show. It’s entirely different and breaks tradition. It takes inspiration from the world of the original Warrior Nun comics from the 90s. I’ve never read them, but you don’t have to; it’s a completely different story. Sure, the title threw me off the first time I checked it out, as it might throw off anyone. However, I was so pleased with the result of it all. This is a unique story, one that really intrigued me and I enjoyed it at every turn. I think it’s really important to pay attention to the main character’s journey and self-discovery. I also…

I watched season 1 when I came out and have just finished season 2. Such a phenomenal concept with excellent world building. Season 2 is action packed and fast paced. It has such beautiful arcs for the characters and lovely representation. Highly recommend the show. Hoping Netflix renews it.