Marco Polo: One Hundred Eyes
Action • 2015 • 28 min
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Unexpectedly good! A real shame it wasn't as well received as it deserved but here is a hidden gem.
Great fighting choreographies and good acting
Better to have this piece of historical fiction than to not. Battles some tropes but seems to create some new ones along the way.
Awesome standalone story. The show was fantastic and it's a shame it was cancelled.
Good backstory on a great side character.
Origin story about one of the coolest characters in the TV show. Gives a rich history of one hundred eyes and some awesome fight scenes
In my opinion it's much better than the main story.
While the TV show isn't the best, this short film is rather smart and looks good.
Good movie about one of the most interesting characters of the TV series
Okeyish one time try
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