Love, Death & Robots
“The threesome you've been waiting for.”
Terrifying creatures, wicked surprises and dark comedy converge in this NSFW anthology of animated stories presented by Tim Miller and David Fincher.
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First Aired: 3/15/2019
Languages: English
Created by: Tim Miller
Type: Scripted
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NetflixCompanies: Blur Studio
Countries: United States of America
Where to watch · US
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Seasons
Volume 1
Terrifying creatures, wicked surprises and dark comedy converge in this NSFW anthology of animated stories presented by Tim Miller and David Fincher.
Volume 2
From wild adventures on far-flung planets to unsettling encounters close to home: The Emmy-winning anthology returns with a crop of provocative tales.
Volume 3
Uncanny worlds, strange creatures and twisted tales await in the third volume of the Emmy-winning animated anthology from Tim Miller and David Fincher.
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MovieGuys
"Love Death and Robots", hasn't quite met the grim woke fate, of its nearest point of comparison, "Black Mirror". Yes, there's still some woke BS, in the latest season of this series but hey it is Nexflix. Thankfully, there's an assortment of short stories for choose from too and some are actually, quite good. "For he can creep" is a cleverly rendered and engaging episode, as is the latest Lilliputian tale of little people, who screw up first contact, with hilariously tragic results. Animations, CGI and acting in these stories is generally of a high standard as well, adding a little gloss to the series. In summary, "Love Death and Robots" is a mixed bag. Yes some stories push the usual woke nonsense but if you rifle through the ten unique episodes, there are real gems to be found, too. Worth a look.
dumasori
**Disappointing season 4** I am seriously baffled to see how poorly all the season 4 episodes are created. It is hard to believe that this is the same series which reached to the height of philosophy, spirituality, wisdom and satire in it’s previous seasons. All, and mean ALL the episodes of the season 4 are mediocre at best. Some of them, like the very first episode, made me question my sanity. I think this is another Netflix attempt to kill anything we cherished. It reached to its peak in the season 3, and that’s it. Don’t watch it with high hopes.
