Samurai Jack
Samurai Jack
TV-14 | 10 August 2001 (USA)
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  • Reviews
    matebor

    I was born in 1996, but I never watched Samurai Jack as a kid. A few months before I was searching for a series to pass the time, and I found this series, adventure of a warrior who wants to get home. Samurai Jack, in my opinion is a masterpiece. It tells the story of a man who lost everything, but he saves hundreds of lives during his journey, he gives hope to others. In the 5th season, we see the broken, hopeless samurai, who lost his hope and almost his mission.It's not a perfect series for sure. But the ending, my friends, the last few minutes of the last episode, was pure perfection. It was a roller-coaster of emotions without a single word have been spoken. The hope he gave, he got it back. I think this is just one of my favorite seasons of all time.You got back. Back to the past. Samurai Jack.

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    mike fury

    Samurai jack is the best will written will voiced will directed visually stunning funny and lighthearted cartoon show ever!! About samurai prince call jack who had his land destroyed by a evil immortal shape shifting god like being called Aku,Jack's father the empire years past defeated Aku with a enhanced Katrina,forged by three gods Odin Ra and Vishnu that can destroy Aku,jack trained around the globe to be the greatest warrior to destroy Aku, with he was ready he was given the by his mother and this father giving him wise jack sets off battle Aku, he does defeat Aku but Aku has mystic powers and throws jack in the future were Aku rules the world!! And has unleashed chaos and carnage on the world were aliens robots monsters and bounty hunters rain on Aku laws, jack must get back to this own time and destroy Aku once and for all. This is an amazing series with 4 seasons, but jack is back in this 5th season were 50 years has past and is still stuck in the future and he has not aged because he doesn't belong in that time and to make it worse his lost the sword that can destroy Aku but Aku been stay way of ever because he thinks jack still has it, samurai jack is the most action packed cartoon ever made!! where the hero a simple man with just a sword and he fighting skills and wits goes against the most impossible odds where his most hated enemy has every advantage has god like powers and rules the world.

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    beandip57

    The revival of Samurai Jack has far exceeded anything I hoped for. Jack is no longer Wolverine, he is now Logan! And all the better for it. I was in such anticipation of this show from the get go. But I wasn't going to let it go without criticism if they didn't do it right.But not only did they make it for adults, they made it epic. Who would ever of thought that having waited all these years, I was waiting for genius to happen. Its epic, sharp, intense and still holds all the beauty of the previous shows. This is a must see. Its not for kids, its for adults. This has the same intelligence as the Rick and Morty show but in different ways. This is up there with Archer. Action and art make Samurai Jack bold and beautiful. So blown away. Thank goodness. BRAVO!

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    Daniel Dell

    I REALLY love Samurai Jack. It is among my MOST favorite animated show from the 2000s. I'm a 2000s kid, and I love this show. I know Genndy's other show Dexter's Laboratory didn't become as funny as it used to be when later Loud House creator Chris Savino took over, but it can still be entertaining. However, Samurai Jack is Genndy Tartakovsky's best show ever. Samurai Jack is absolutely flawless!! It used to be one of Cartoon Network's best shows of all time, NOW it's become Adult Swim's BEST show of all time. Yes, because Adult Swim gave Samurai Jack one more season! Samurai Jack DEFINES Cartoon Network AND Adult Swim. The action sequences were awesome, the animation was awesome, the characters were awesome, everything about Samurai Jack was awesome!! I am so glad Adult Swim is giving Samurai Jack a proper conclusion.

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