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- Netflix
- May 14, 2021
- Netflix
- May 14, 2021
- Netflix
- May 14, 2021
- Netflix
- May 14, 2021
Love, Death & Robots
Season 2
Season Premiere: May 14, 2021
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Available after 4 critic reviews
6.0
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Though its narrative reach and explorative curiosity have been lessened, “Love, Death + Robots” still makes for a tremendously entertaining watch, albeit a very, very short one.
There’s a slight widening of the show’s scope, even with 10 fewer shorts to consider and a bit of the show’s earlier DNA still intact.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 49 User Ratings
6.0
51% Positive
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
33% Mixed
16 Ratings
16 Ratings
16% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 49 User Ratings
6.0
51% Positive
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
33% Mixed
16 Ratings
16 Ratings
16% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
While most of the series reached the heights of Zima Blue or Secret War in this season (barring the exception of Pop Squad and All Through the House), I felt that the show was more consistently great then Season 1, with none of the episodes ever reaching the mediocrity of Blind Spot or the Dump
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SEASON 2
Love, Death & Robots: Season 2 is a thrilling addition to the adult animated anthology series from Tim Miller and David Fincher. The season features eight new animated shorts, each with its own unique style, story, and animation techniques.
The series continues to push the boundaries of storytelling and animation, offering a diverse range of themes and subject matters. From a post-apocalyptic world to a time-traveling detective story, each episode takes the viewer on a new and exciting journey.
One standout episode is "Ice," which features stunning 3D animation and a captivating story about a group of scientists stranded in the Arctic. Another highlight is "The Drowned Giant," which uses beautiful hand-drawn animation to tell a haunting story about a massive corpse that washes up on a beach.
While the series continues to impress with its animation and storytelling, some episodes feel too short, leaving the viewer wanting more. Additionally, a few episodes feel a bit too familiar, with similar themes and tropes to previous seasons.
Overall, Love, Death & Robots: Season 2 is a must-watch for fans of adult animation and science fiction. With its impressive animation, creative storytelling, and diverse themes, it earns a solid 8/10 rating.
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SEASON 2
Eins vorweg. Aus technischer Sicht ist Love Death and Robots Season 2 fantastisch. So schöne Animationen sehe ich selten, wenn sogar gar nicht außerhalb dieser Serie. Jede Folge hat einen fantastischen Artstyle von dem ich nicht genug bekommen kann.
Leider hat Season 2 allerdings ein großes Problem gegenüber der ersten Season. Keine der Handlungen reist mich vom Hocker. Bei vielen Folgen habe ich keinen Kontext und wenn ich den Kontext verstehe endet die Folge.
Ich möchte ein Beispiel geben.
Season 1: Jenseits des Aquila-Rifts (Name der Folge unsicher)
Ich wusste jederzeit was Sache ist und trotzdem wurde ich am Ende überrascht. Sogar noch besser. Beim zweiten Mal schauen sah ich Details, die ich vorher nicht wahrgenommen hatte! (z.B. der Schatten einer gewissen Person) Hammer!
Season 2: Folgenname leider unklar
Ein Marine stürzt auf einen Planeten ab und geht auf eine Station und wird dort von einem Wartungsroboter gejagt. Dazwischen bekommt er Flashbacks wie er auf eine gelbe Kugel zufliegt.
Schlussendlich besiegt er den Roboter.
Ich bekomme absolut keinen Kontext und bevor ich überhaupt drüber nachdenken kann was Phase ist endet die Folge....
Das streckt sich leider über die ganze Staffel. Ich kann es leider diesmal nicht empfehlen, denn ich schaue jede Folge von Season 1 lieber als eine Folge von Season 2.
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SEASON 2
bad
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adjective, worse, worst;(Slang) bad·der, bad·dest for 36.
not good in any manner or degree.
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SEASON 2
Many of the episodes in the season to be much too similar in theme or animation. Most of the episodes for this season were easily consumable for Netflix rather than genuinely interesting.
There were episodes in the previous season that really stood out even if they weren't my favourite in some area. If the story wasn't good, the animation was different; if the animation was more standard, the plot was solid, etc. However there This season just kind of blended together, I found many episodes to be generic with maybe only two really good ones. There was little diversity in what was presented (including characters). Comparing to the last season, the range of variety in stories / animation / characters / themes was just lacking, making too much of the season to be forgettable. Variety in all areas nearly completely disappeared. An anthology works best when it provides variety in its overarching themes, I don't think this season accomplished that. Season 1 had more episodes, and, therefore, inherently had more variety. "Immortality" and "Robot malfunction" cover half of episode's themes (with no greater depth than that), while "photo realistic CGI" is more than half the animation. If you're going to have only 8 episodes don't make them 80% the same, try and make each as unique as possible. Disappointing. Better animated shorts can be found on YouTube.
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SEASON 2