Cowboy Bebop' on Netflix Review.

'Cowboy Bebop' on Netflix Review.
I regret to inform you that Netflix ‘s long-awaited live action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop has some problems.
It’s not a total disaster, per se.
Cowboy Bebop has many things to recommend it: John Cho ’s absolutely incandescent turn as leading man Spike Spiegel, Mustafa Shakir ’s dead-on Jet Black, Yoko Kanno’s genius score, and Ein, the universe’s most perfect corgi.
However all of the good things about Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop are betrayed by poor writing, uninspired action scenes, and a truly baffling obsession with the most annoying characters in the series.
Cowboy Bebop is the text book definition of a mixed bag, full of glimmers of extraordinary promise and confounding choices that cheapen what made the anime version a masterpiece.
I hated it.
I loved it.
It made me desperate to just watch the anime again.
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The original Cowboy Bebop was a ground-breaking anime series that originally aired in Japan in 1998 and later became a smash on Cartoon Network’s Toonami in 2001.