Unraveling 1670: Decoding the Netflix Series
Discover the delightful Polish comedy series, 1670, now streaming on Netflix Uncover the intriguing plot, meet the talented cast, and find out if this hilarious show is worth your time Don't miss out!
Get ready for a new Polish satirical comedy series, 1670, now available on Netflix. Discover all the details about the show, including its storyline, cast, reviews, and whether it's worth watching. Although Netflix is famous for popular series like Stranger Things and Bridgerton, it also offers a wide range of international TV shows and movies, such as the record-breaking Squid Game.
Additionally, there is a variety of K-dramas available for enjoyment such as The Glory, Sweet Home, and Mask Girl. Dark, a brief sensation similar to Stranger Things, is also available, along with series like Lupin, Money Heist, and Ares. While 1670 is garnering subscribers' interest, they may not be familiar with it, so here's a quick rundown.
What is 1670 about?
1670 follows “a zany nobleman who contends with family feuds and clashes with peasants in his quest to become the most famous person in Poland.”
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The satirical comedy, written by Jakub Rużyłło, is reportedly in the style of What We Do in the Shadows and Our Flag Means Death.
According to Wirtualnemedia, the story is set in 1670 and follows Jan, the leader of a noble family who owns half of the village of Adamczenia. He aspires to make a mark in the history of Poland, a powerful country at the time. Despite his accomplishments and the hard work of his peasants, Jan's ambitious plans are hindered by the challenging realities of being a landowner.
1670 cast: Who’s in it?
The 1670 cast includes:
Bartłomiej Topa as Jan Paweł Adamczewski
Katarzyna Herman as Zofia
Martyna Byczkowska as Aniela
Michał Balicki as Stanisław
Michał Sikorski as Jakub
Andrzej Kłak as Andrzej
Dobromir Dymecki as Bogdan
Kirył Pietruczuk as Maciej
You may have seen Topa in movies like The Wedding and The Dark Horse, while Herman has appeared in Doppelgänger, The Loor, and Ekipa.
1670 reviews: Is it worth watching?
1670 holds a 100% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, however, the critic reviews have been more mixed. Decider stated, "The first episode of 1670 is designed to be a laugh-a-minute mockumentary, but it barely elicited a chuckle from us. The reason why isn’t the language barrier, it’s the fact that the satire is over-the-top and unfocused."
The Review Geek expressed that 1670 quickly loses its charm and allure, failing to stand out among other comedies. It's an enjoyable watch but not suitable for binge-watching.
On the other hand, Leisure Byte offered a more positive review, stating that if you enjoy satirical comedies and mockumentary content, 1670 will be a perfect fit for you.
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Editor's P/S
As a passionate fan of comedy series, I was thrilled to discover the Polish satirical comedy series, 1670, now streaming on Netflix. The show's intriguing plot, which follows a zany nobleman's quest to become the most famous person in Poland, immediately captured my attention. The talented cast, including Bartłomiej Topa and Katarzyna Herman, brought the characters to life with their exceptional performances.
Despite the mixed reviews from critics, I found 1670 to be a hilarious and entertaining watch. The show's over-the-top satire and mockumentary style reminded me of some of my favorite comedy series, such as What We Do in the Shadows and Our Flag Means Death. While it may not be suitable for binge-watching, 1670 is definitely worth checking out for fans of satirical comedies.
