Everything glows. One hopes for a happy ending, of course, but what matters most is shape and color, the abstraction of rain on stone, the sun through the trees. It makes Samurai Jack endlessly rewatchable: Every picture tells a story.

Genndy Tartakovsky is the world’s greatest living action filmmaker, and Samurai Jack, which starts its fifth and final season on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim March 11, is the most aesthetically daring series on TV. Amazingly, both statements were true back in 2004, the last time Samurai Jack aired new episodes.

It’s hard to tell if this tighter approach to episodic storytelling will reach a satisfying end, since Tartakovsky excels more at bringing us into the heat of the moment than exploring a bigger picture. But he’s off to a promising start. Jack may not be back from the past just yet, but Genndy Tartakovsky has certainly returned to form.

I’m happy to report that this cartoon created by Genndy Tartakovsky is as exciting, beautiful, and multilayered as it ever was.

Samurai Jack is animated storytelling of the highest caliber and it hasn’t skipped a beat.

Samurai Jack wasn’t a property I’d been dreaming of ever seeing again, but it’s emerged from its trip through time and space far better than most of the recent TV revivals.

This show has a unique type of art and animation like I'v never seen before. It has a lovable story with deeper meanings everywhere. It has to most creative characters I'v seen in a show. And as a student whose very interested in psychology, meditation, history, and so forth. I am putting this show as my number one. Not to mention the fantastic music it has had in each and every episode. Along with badass scenes everywhere. The show has kept me on the edge of my seat multiple times making me my blood pumping and heart race. Samurai Jack is perfectly balanced with calmness, poetry, **** with despair, suffering, losing oneself, blood. Just a all round great show that I will remember forever.

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Samurai Jack was revived. What a joy. And it was awesome. At first... The first 3 episodes are amazing. I was mesmerised and excited. The next ones are mediocre all going towards horrible in the end. The series had a very slow pace that felt like dragging. 2 episodes are fillers and the others have 0 plot and after all this nothing, it still feels like everything was rushed. A paradox. All this is because they focused on the wrong side of the story and tried the melancholy train, nobody was asking for. Too bad, it could've been a masterpiece. It still is as a whole concept, but it won't got down in history as one, since the new generation that will watch it will have a bitter taste at the end after seasons 4 that was itself a story drag since for some reasons they refused to wrap the story there

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Amazing!........... I was excited to watch episode ... Jack is back to make this show amazing one. I decided to watch this season ........................... ............... ............ .............