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Dystopian Drama Update: Jason Momoa’s 63% Rotten Tomatoes Film


Step into a captivating universe where the concept of vision is nothing but a distant memory, Jason Momoa wields his sword with unmatched grace, and Dave Bautista commands attention with a beard that deserves accolades. Yes, all three thrilling seasons of <em>SEE</em>, the post-apocalyptic action-fantasy series from Apple TV+, are set to be released on Blu-ray on July 8th, 2025. You can secure your preorder for this complete series today, and if you passed on this breathtaking show during its initial run, let us explain why that decision might have been misguided.

Crafted by the visionary creator of Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight, SEE unfolds in a distant future ravaged by a deadly virus that has decimated the human population, leaving the descendants of survivors devoid of sight. In this harsh and reimagined society, the ability to see is an ancient myth—that is, until Baba Voss (played by Momoa), a formidable tribal warrior, discovers that his newborn twins possess the miraculous gift of sight.

It’s undeniably a bold premise, and it resonates particularly well once you navigate through the atmospheric visuals and intricate lore presented in Season 1. Launched in 2019, SEE arrived with all the markers of prestige television—lavish production values, award-winning talents such as Alfre Woodard, and a Game of Thrones veteran who excels in combat scenes. However, it struggled to find its rhythm at first, even though the name Baba Voss remains a standout in the realm of captivating characters.

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Evaluating the Quality of ‘SEE’: Is It Worth Watching?

Despite its ambitious scope, SEE Season 1 faced challenges in resonating with both audiences and critics alike. Currently, the show holds a disheartening score of 44% on Rotten Tomatoes, with feedback highlighting its convoluted narrative, dark atmosphere, and overly serious tone in its world-building. The series harbored grand ideas, yet they did not always come to fruition effectively. Nonetheless, one aspect remained universally praised: Jason Momoa’s portrayal of Baba Voss, a complex and honorable warrior who would go to great lengths to protect his children, all while looking strikingly formidable. However, even his powerful performance couldn’t single-handedly uphold the series—at least not in isolation.

Introducing: Dave Bautista. When Season 2 premiered—delayed by two long years due to the COVID pandemic—the series returned with enhanced sharpness, precision, and a villain that viewers could genuinely fear. Bautista took on the role of Edo Voss, Baba’s estranged brother who has transformed into a merciless general, and he injected the necessary intensity into the show. The emotional stakes elevated significantly, the tension escalated, and the fight sequences? Intense and masterfully choreographed. Bautista dedicated himself so thoroughly to his role that Momoa had him navigate life blindfolded with a cane for several days to authentically embody a character who lives without sight. The fierce sibling rivalry became the emotional core of Seasons 2 and 3, morphing SEE from an ambitious but flawed concept into an engaging fantasy epic.

All three seasons of SEE are currently available for streaming on Apple TV+. However, if you wish to own this remarkable series in stunning HD quality, preorders are now open in anticipation of its release on July 8th.

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Sarah Parker is a research analyst and content contributor with a strong interest in business strategy, organizational behavior, and social development. With a background in sociology and public policy, she focuses on exploring the intersection between research and real-world application. Sarah regularly contributes articles that bridge academic insights and practical relevance, aiming to foster critical thinking and innovation across sectors.