Netflix's "Love, Death and Robots" series returns for a Third run. Overall, I enjoyed the first two seasons and wrote short individual reviews for each episode and I think I'll take the same approach here.
Three Robots, K-VRC (Josh Brener), XBOT 4000 (Gary Anthony Williams) and Elena (Katie Lowes) continue to explore the planet Earth, following cataclysmic events. This time though, they're focused on the ways Human's looked to avoid their demise, be is isolationism, exclusivity or fleeing the planet.
For the first time in "Love, Death and Robots" we see a sequel, as these characters were exploring a ruined Earth back in season one. It's the same animation style but the style of joke is a bit different - last time it was more about the way anthropologists work - this time it's more targeted directly at the uselessness or selfishness of various sections of society, in current society.
As before it's not hilariously funny throughout, but it has its moments and it was nice to see the characters again.
Three Robots, K-VRC (Josh Brener), XBOT 4000 (Gary Anthony Williams) and Elena (Katie Lowes) continue to explore the planet Earth, following cataclysmic events. This time though, they're focused on the ways Human's looked to avoid their demise, be is isolationism, exclusivity or fleeing the planet.
For the first time in "Love, Death and Robots" we see a sequel, as these characters were exploring a ruined Earth back in season one. It's the same animation style but the style of joke is a bit different - last time it was more about the way anthropologists work - this time it's more targeted directly at the uselessness or selfishness of various sections of society, in current society.
As before it's not hilariously funny throughout, but it has its moments and it was nice to see the characters again.