Love, Death + Robots | Inside the Animation: The Very Pulse of the Machine | Netflix
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Love, Death + Robots | Inside the Animation: The Very Pulse of the Machine | Netflix
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Uncanny worlds, strange creatures and twisted tales await in the third volume of the Emmy-winning animated anthology from Tim Miller and David Fincher.
All Comments (21)
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"Animation is not a genre, It's a medium" hats off to all these directors revolutionising the industry.
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This episode was a whole trip. A very beautiful trip.
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Huge respect for the artists behind such masterpieces... Your minds work at a whole another level. Wow!!🤯🤯
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This might’ve been my favorite episode I love these behind the scenes clips
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This is my favorite installment of Season 3. The animation is visually stunning, Mackenzie Davis’ voice acting emotionally connects and pulls you in, the music is sublime, powerful, yet not overpowering, and the story is both haunting and hopeful. Emily Dean has done a superb job with this episode. She should be proud.
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Please, keep this series going forever.
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I really respect this artist, very physical and the animation looked better for it.
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The music in this was so good. This episode gave me chills. One of the best! Bravo to everyone involved in this.
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"open their minds to see that animation isn't a genre, It's a medium for telling stories." She really got me that part.
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Best episode of the season. Absolutely beautiful.
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Hats off to you for creating those references from home. This was definitely one of the episodes I revisit the most from this volume. That last part where she says animation is it's own medium is especially important because I see so many ppl suggesting live action adaptations for LDR and I think to myself "what could live action possible add to these already amazing stories".
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"draw a feeling" This episode is so beautiful
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This is the best episode of the whole season imo. Its better than all the high budget 3DCG episodes especially in terms of lore and story.
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This is crazily good. I wish there was more of this. I'd watch a whole movie.
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This one is my facorite one of all 3 seasons, the sense of urgency in wich IO uses Burton to tell kevelson what it is and that it's trying to cominicate with her, when Kevelson finally understands and IO keeps saying "yes machine" makes it seem like its exited to finally comunicate with a human. That was such an emotional moment to me. Still makes me teary eyed when i think about it.
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Just a stunning piece of work. Beautiful. Animation is incredible, Mackenzie Davis' performance is brilliant, and the music is gorgeous. Really remarkable bit of storytelling for such a compact run time, and the Moebius influence is both well executed and perfectly in tune with the plot. Well done all round - this was a "sit down quietly and just let myself feel it for a while afterwards" experience.
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My favourite episode so far.
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This was definitely one of my favorite episodes. What a trip 💯
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This short was by far and away my favorite and most memorable - hearing the story behind it just reinforces that. Keep doing what you're doing, Emily, you're goin' places.
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Easily one of my top 2 favorites this season!
