Watchseries; Watched the complete series in one go!!! Could not stop watching!
DarrenSCook15 March 2019
Watched the complete series in one go!!! Could not stop watching!
Eb3ast14 May 2021
Love, Death and Robots watchseries. Season 1, a mind blowing masterpiece with plenty of episodes to indulge. Season 2, a disgrace to season 1. Not only is it incredibly short after a 2 year wait, but the writing is just sloppy. Season 1 had a lot of episodes that made you think "wow, how does someone come up with this" while season 2 as a whole seems like something you could scrap together with a couple friends over a weekend.
I pray this is a lesson to the people who decided to switch up this season, and that if they do get another chance with a third that they redeem themselves. There are great writers and artists out there who are forced to have limited creativity. LET THEM MAKE SOMETHING FREELY.
DennisTarr16 March 2019
I seriously hope Netflix produces more shows of this quality.
Great animation quality together with themes and stories for adults are pretty much non existent. Until now.
This is really worth getting a subscription for. At lest for me it was.
MR_Heraclius19 March 2020
This show is a masterpiece. Every episode feels like a complete movie. I was surprised that I was able to care for the characters after such a short time. Most shows take 2 or 3 hours to be able to establish that kind of a rapport. The pacing is great, the topics explored are interesting and some of the plot twists are amazing. One of the episodes managed to flip my understanding of all the events completely on its head just in the last few seconds when the truth was finally revealed.
javierrickard15 March 2019
Honestly it just appeared on Netflix so I thought why not give it a try? and I am so happy I did. Every episode is so beautifully animated and the stories keep you interested from beginning to end! The most impressive and immersive thing Netflix has done in a little while, you aren't wasting you're time. believe me.
maximenkos24 May 2021
Although I'd still say that this season is worth watching, I have to also say that it is most definitely nowhere near as good as season 1.
First of all, stories of S2 are best described as "meah". Aside from the e3 and e4 (that were somewhat interesting andor thought-provoking) and e6 that made me chuckle a bit, the rest are completely forgettable.
Second, this season seams to be positively muted in terms of sheer madness and creative scope of the first one. Why this is would be anybody's guess, but my sense is that the network decided to play it safe instead of embracing the sometimes-provocative insanity of the first season.
Finally, this season contains less than half the number of episodes of the first one, why??? I get not being able to film real actors during the time of the pandemic, but what was stopping a bunch of IT and CGI pros from creating a bunch of episodes while sitting comfortably in front of their computer screens at home...truly beyond me.
So here we are, still enjoyable to watch, but doesn't even begin to hold a candle to the first season. What a shame, such a missed opportunity.
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Watchseries; Watched the complete series in one go!!! Could not stop watching!
Watched the complete series in one go!!! Could not stop watching!
Love, Death and Robots watchseries. Season 1, a mind blowing masterpiece with plenty of episodes to indulge. Season 2, a disgrace to season 1. Not only is it incredibly short after a 2 year wait, but the writing is just sloppy. Season 1 had a lot of episodes that made you think "wow, how does someone come up with this" while season 2 as a whole seems like something you could scrap together with a couple friends over a weekend.
I pray this is a lesson to the people who decided to switch up this season, and that if they do get another chance with a third that they redeem themselves. There are great writers and artists out there who are forced to have limited creativity. LET THEM MAKE SOMETHING FREELY.
I seriously hope Netflix produces more shows of this quality. Great animation quality together with themes and stories for adults are pretty much non existent. Until now. This is really worth getting a subscription for. At lest for me it was.
This show is a masterpiece. Every episode feels like a complete movie. I was surprised that I was able to care for the characters after such a short time. Most shows take 2 or 3 hours to be able to establish that kind of a rapport. The pacing is great, the topics explored are interesting and some of the plot twists are amazing. One of the episodes managed to flip my understanding of all the events completely on its head just in the last few seconds when the truth was finally revealed.
Honestly it just appeared on Netflix so I thought why not give it a try? and I am so happy I did. Every episode is so beautifully animated and the stories keep you interested from beginning to end! The most impressive and immersive thing Netflix has done in a little while, you aren't wasting you're time. believe me.
Although I'd still say that this season is worth watching, I have to also say that it is most definitely nowhere near as good as season 1.
First of all, stories of S2 are best described as "meah". Aside from the e3 and e4 (that were somewhat interesting andor thought-provoking) and e6 that made me chuckle a bit, the rest are completely forgettable.
Second, this season seams to be positively muted in terms of sheer madness and creative scope of the first one. Why this is would be anybody's guess, but my sense is that the network decided to play it safe instead of embracing the sometimes-provocative insanity of the first season.
Finally, this season contains less than half the number of episodes of the first one, why??? I get not being able to film real actors during the time of the pandemic, but what was stopping a bunch of IT and CGI pros from creating a bunch of episodes while sitting comfortably in front of their computer screens at home...truly beyond me.
So here we are, still enjoyable to watch, but doesn't even begin to hold a candle to the first season. What a shame, such a missed opportunity.