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Love, Death & Robots: The Drowned Giant (2021)
Made me reflect on life and death
The story was more of a walk along the thoughts of the protagonist than about the giant itself. It provided us with the perspective of a man about a very peculiar event and how it caused different different reactions.
It gave us the chance to experience a reflective approach of life and death. Very entertaining and, more importantly, it interpellates our own behaviours.
I believe films should make you feel emotions ask yourself questions. This one made me kept wondering about many topics.
Love, Death & Robots: In Vaulted Halls Entombed (2022)
Dumb choices, dull story
Not one decision made by the characters was natural or smart. They were always the dumbest ones. That alone breaks the pact between filmmakers and audience and makes you remember this is just a movie and not something you are actively experiencing.
Also, why is it that this series always has soldiers involved? It's beyond annoying.
Love, Death & Robots: Night of the Mini Dead (2022)
Hilarious new perspective
It's a short movie about zombies. There's hardly anything about it that you can't imagine: you've seen all the gore and all the human dilemmas around the apocalypse.
Now, this... this was amazing. It was a bucket of fresh water in the desert. It was as hilarious as surprising and it amazed me. It provided a new perspective about the topic in a quick and summarized version of all the clichés that are specific of the genre. And because of this, it's not meant to show every little detail, so the camera shows it all as a miniaturized version depicting how small we are as a race.
Loved it, it was really creative 10/10.
Love, Death & Robots: Pop Squad (2021)
Creative
Lots of element here are already known to viewers because of the genre. Still, this episode provides a new perspective on the subject and that creates a compelling story that puts the viewer into the protagonist's shoes.
Love, Death & Robots: The Tall Grass (2021)
Predictable, but really entertaining
I kind of always expected what was coming next (mainly because of Stephen King's "In the Tall Grass"), yet I was thrilled and at the edge of my seat because of how good the sound design and the animation were.