The story follows Daryl Ward (Will Smith), a veteran LAPD officer, and Nick Jakoby (Joel Edgerton), the first orc to serve on the force. During a routine night patrol, they stumble upon a legendary magical artifact: a .
Despite the reviews, it was a massive commercial hit for Netflix, drawing roughly 11 million viewers in its first three days. Netflix reported it as one of their most successful original programs.
is a 2017 urban fantasy action film that serves as a gritty, reimagined version of modern-day Los Angeles where humans, orcs, and elves coexist . Directed by David Ayer and written by Max Landis, the film became one of Netflix’s most expensive and polarizing original releases. Film Overview Release Date: December 22, 2017 (on Netflix). Runtime: 117–118 minutes. Bright 2017 - 117 min Azione • Crime • Fantasy
The duo must protect the wand and a young elf named Tikka (Lucy Fry) from corrupt police officers, street gangs, and a renegade group of elves known as the Inferni, who intend to use the artifact to resurrect an ancient "Dark Lord".
Reported at $90–$106 million, making it Netflix’s most expensive original film at that time. Genre: Action, Crime, Fantasy (Urban Fantasy). Plot Summary The story follows Daryl Ward (Will Smith), a
In contrast, viewers embraced the film, giving it an 83%–88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Critics generally panned the film, citing a "muddled mythology" and "paper-thin" racial allegories. It currently holds a 26%–27% score on Rotten Tomatoes . Netflix reported it as one of their most
is famous for the stark divide between professional reviews and audience enjoyment:
The story follows Daryl Ward (Will Smith), a veteran LAPD officer, and Nick Jakoby (Joel Edgerton), the first orc to serve on the force. During a routine night patrol, they stumble upon a legendary magical artifact: a .
Despite the reviews, it was a massive commercial hit for Netflix, drawing roughly 11 million viewers in its first three days. Netflix reported it as one of their most successful original programs.
is a 2017 urban fantasy action film that serves as a gritty, reimagined version of modern-day Los Angeles where humans, orcs, and elves coexist . Directed by David Ayer and written by Max Landis, the film became one of Netflix’s most expensive and polarizing original releases. Film Overview Release Date: December 22, 2017 (on Netflix). Runtime: 117–118 minutes.
The duo must protect the wand and a young elf named Tikka (Lucy Fry) from corrupt police officers, street gangs, and a renegade group of elves known as the Inferni, who intend to use the artifact to resurrect an ancient "Dark Lord".
Reported at $90–$106 million, making it Netflix’s most expensive original film at that time. Genre: Action, Crime, Fantasy (Urban Fantasy). Plot Summary
In contrast, viewers embraced the film, giving it an 83%–88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Critics generally panned the film, citing a "muddled mythology" and "paper-thin" racial allegories. It currently holds a 26%–27% score on Rotten Tomatoes .
is famous for the stark divide between professional reviews and audience enjoyment: