Love Death and Robots - Animated anthology series from David Fincher and Tim Miller (Deadpool)

[The Cunting Death]

So David Fincher and Tim Miller just released an animated anthology series on Netflix,

looks really neat imo.

Thoughts?

 

[Poiseon]

Fucking bizarre looking, which is something I enjoy. Probably why I'm on this site. I'll check it out. certainly looks interesting.

 

[The Cunting Death]

It's REALLY fucking weird, but I'm glad some of the segments take themselves seriously.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

Seems like something I would enjoy.
Anthologies are cool because you're not stuck with the same set of characters or situations.

 

[Sperglord Dante]

I'm watching this right now. It's been great so far.

If the first episode gives some sjw vibes, soldier on, the following episodes don't have that tone.

 

[The Cunting Death]

Best episode imo is Good Hunting

 

[ObsoleteMediaFormat]

What about the Goon movie they were working on, Netflix please pick it up

 

[Thexenoclop]

So the twatter outrage mob is back in action this time complaining about how they don't know how to write female characters, and they're all used only be sexualized in the show

I swear cant people enjoy things without hearing crap like this

 

[The Cunting Death]

So the twatter outrage mob is back in action this time complaining about how they don't know how to write female characters, and they're all used only be sexualized in the show

I swear cant people enjoy things without hearing crap like this

You'd think they'd at least love Good Hunting which is about killing the evil white man.

Outrage culture was a mistake

 

[iRON-mAn]

You'd think they'd at least love Good Hunting which is about killing the evil white man.

Outrage culture was a mistake

Yeah, but it's also about the dangers of technology, modernisation and progress vs. tradition. There's an underlying theme that they were happier before the magic went out of the world and in the end the only way to rectify it is to recreate the old magic with the new. Most of the outrage mob would rather destroy the past completely than admit it has anything to teach us or of value.

 

[Mangy Mutt]

The animation is what really makes this show. It's some of the best I have ever seen.

And despite the SJW vibes of the first one, I can't help my weakness for vicious monster chicks--especially ones that aren't the typical boring as fuck uwu cute human girl with wings and horns. Lots of these shorts make me think "damn, I totally wouldn't mind watching a whole series or movie based off this."

Can't wait to check out the rest tonight.

 

[Thexenoclop]

So 2 days ago time Tim Miller gave an interview about love, death and robot and I thought you guys might me interested in it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjhWFQ4ii6Q&t=12s

 

[Mexican_Wizard_711]

Any pirated downloads of this?

 

[Immortal Technique]

Only watched it because this was one of the reasons Fincher put a halt on Mindhunter (which pisses me off); but I like it and it eases the pain. It's like Black Mirror where each episode is it's own show and it works perfect for Netflix since the cunts cannot ever finish a fucking show series.

I really love the different styles, but S01E03 The Witness really stands out visually and I was really surprised Fincher wasn't the director. It had all his hallmarks with visual text representing sound. I'm still banging through season 1, so hold these opinions in that respect.

I just really love the switch to hyper-realistic animation to "regular" animation to experimental animation. I like it a lot because it's just interesting short story animations where I don't need to get emotionally invested throughout years. Too many shows just face plant after a few seasons.

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[BrunoMattei]

I watched the first three episodes and it did absolutely nothing for me.

 

[The Cunting Death]

I watched the first three episodes and it did absolutely nothing for me.

Tbh the ones that grabbed me were the episodes Sucker of Souls and Good Hunting

The rest were just eh

 

[frozenrunner]

The name of this series is so obnoxiously, stereotypically quirky that I have avoided it despite the talent behind it.

 

[Car Won't Crank]

Season 2 of Love Death and Robots is out for any who like the series. It is available on the 7 seas.

 

[Car Won't Crank]

Just finished season 2 with high hopes after watching all 18 episodes of season 1 last year and I regret to inform you all that it is a big disappointment. I think the biggest issue is the quantity, with only 8 episodes for season 2 vs 18. The larger number of episodes last season helped balance out the mediocre and good episodes to give an overall satisfying experience of curated scifi animated shorts with varying art styles. Episodes like Zima Blue, Good Hunting, and Alastair Reynold's story Beyond the Aquila Rift were all great with different animations styles, which really set the tone and balanced out the season.

However, season 2 only has 8 episodes, 3 of which were animated by the same studio, Blur Studios. Compared to season 1, 4/18 were animated by Blur. This obviously makes the season seem too homogeneous in art style. In addition, I felt many of the stories were lacking in completeness. There was either really good world building that was left incomplete or too little for the episodes where the characters are the focus. Even then for the character driven episodes, I think the characters were too hollow to leave any sort of impact.

Also the producers toned down the nudity compared to S1. There are no tits and only one episode has a dick in S2 compared to more occurrences of both in S1. Interesting observation take it as you will.

 

[Local FloRida-man]

Just binged it all. It's pretty good, though some episodes fell flat for me so it's really up to personal taste. Luckily its an anthology with a pretty diverse styles and genres. The short run time of each episode is great too; none of the stories ever overstay their welcome.

My favorites so far are The Witness, The Drowned Giant, All Through the House, and Pop Squad. The Witness being a standout.