Related: Netflix's Bright Ending Explained Despite the critical trepidation, it was reported Bright received over 11 million views during its first three days on Netflix, acting as a show of support for the film's stars, Smith and Edgerton, as well as the story being told. Reviews pointed out the film shied away from dealing with the implications of racism and unsavory social stratification that came with magical creatures living with humans while also failing to present any new or interesting ideas about the magical lore it was introducing. Bright introduced audiences to an alternate present day where humans lived and worked alongside magical creatures like orcs, elves, and fairies, exploring how these different races have come to co-exist in a world where magic is commonplace.īright was met with plenty of negativity from critics when it debuted on Netflix in December 2017. Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, and director David Ayer will be re-teaming for Netflix's Bright 2, the forthcoming sequel to 2017's Bright.
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