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Though its story at times leaves something to be desired, Wu Assassins's exceptional choreography and bold aesthetic makes it an action packed delight. Read critic reviews
Wu Assassins (2019)
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
A botched restaurant order makes Kai a target for Triad members, who are unaware of his family connections -- and his new status as the Wu Assassin.
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2.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
As Kai begins his Wu Assassin training, more mundane concerns find him turning to Lu Xin for a favor; Jenny prepares for her exacting parents' visit.
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3.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
Kai tries to warn CG about his prophetic dream, while Uncle Six ramps up his hunt through Chinatown for the Wu Assassin.
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4.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
Fists and fire fly as Kai and Uncle Six face off; Jenny and Tommy show their parents the revamped restaurant; Lu Xin tangles with mcCullough's men.
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5.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
While Kai comes clean to his friends, Uncle Six realizes that he and McCullough have more in common than their criminal activity in Chinatown.
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6.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
A risky power play puts Uncle Six at Kai's mercy; an unburdened Tommy tries to get his life together; Zan makes her Triad ambitions known.
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7.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
Trouble follows when Kai and Uncle Six hit the road to hunt down the Earth Wu, who happens to be doing a search of his own.
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8.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
CG, Jenny and Tommy get caught in the crossfire when McCullough unleashes his big guns in a no-holds-barred fight to get the Fire Wu fragment.
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9.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
Kai searches for a way to stop McCullough without sacrificing any friends; Uncle Six and Zan clash over control of the Triad.
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10.
Air date: Aug 8, 2019
Kai tries to stop McCullough from achieving his endgame as the five Wu pieces -- fire, wood, earth, metal and water -- inch closer to reuniting.
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Critic Reviews for Wu Assassins: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Wu Assassins: Season 1
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Iko Uwais was remarkable as always, I wish more effort was put into making sure blood was in the right places during fight scenes or that the transitions were not too awkward. The storyline was a hit or miss, but my dad enjoyed the show and I wanted to know what's going to happen next (plus the martial arts part was pretty good) so I guess it was pretty ok.
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The main character had zero persona, the camera shook around so much during action scenes that it can make you feel dizzy, and it had an ending that made no sense whatsoever. Then, the last few seconds feels like a Hail Mary pass in hopes of being picked up for a second season. It was entertaining but there's no way I would sit through another season. Well, maybe but only because of Katheryn Winnick.
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So many plot holes, like what on earth happened with 97% of the sub plots, how did Kai get out of the forest and back to the real world probably being one of the biggest ones.
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The writing is a bit stiff, but the scenes are well staged, the action fantastic and the cinematography well shot. A lot of fun!
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Really enjoyed this series. Despite the actors being somewhat inexperienced, the story, writing, and effects were great, and the cast grew into their roles very well. Nearly on a par with Shang-Chi
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Some cool moves but characters were thin and narrative shifts were jarring at times. The final episode in particular lacked sense or heft. One to watch if you're struggling for anything better or love smart martial arts more than a smart plot.
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I'm surprised by the reviews: with plot holes, clichés characters with very little development, a non sense ending and a lead who has one expression on his face the whole serie, the serie is barely entertaining...
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Stunning soundtrack. Good choreography throughout, perhaps too choreographed. You can almost imagine seeing some of the fights as dance routines at a Backstreet Boys concert. Uneven acting. Lawrence Kao is a scene stealer, though. Overall a fun show.
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It kind of a hidden gem. Not a bad movie just wish I would know about it back when first came out. I am glad there not lip service, they are actually speaking. The action was great. The acting not bad better then I could ever do lol. But over all Good movie. I say check it out. Worth the time. It's better then lot other Netflix shows. Where the dub in English speaking actors and never lines up with what there saying.
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I find martial arts stuff and Chinese fantasy/legend interesting enough, but it's not a philia for me. I do like Kathryn Winnick (from Vikings), so that keeps me interested. It's okay. I'll likely watch the next installment of the series.
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