/r/LoveDeathAndRobots
The subreddit for Love, Death & Robots, a 3-volume animated anthology that spans across genres of science fiction, fantasy, romance, horror, and comedy.
Extreming on Netflix. Volume 4 coming soon.
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I know some of the episodes appear again in later seasons, but I'm just kind of wondering. I really enjoyed the secret war episode. Is there a possibility that it could be made into a series or are all these just one-offs by artists that wanted to have fun?
Has anyone read Don't Bite the Sun by Tanith Lee? I think it could make an incredible episode. Or even The Machine Stops by E.M. Forster
Please recommend me more show like Black mirror and LOve death & RobotS
Don't recommend the twilight zone (it's to old and outdated)
If only I could, I would absorb your pain and return it to you as love.
_louise kaufmann
I was thinking about the episode Beyond the Aquila Rift and it begs the question: is ignorance really bliss? I mean, I’m sure the answer is no many times in many cases, but when it comes to deeper truths —is it always. For instance, if a situation like this was true where reality was really a hellscape and we were just hallucinating, what would be the power in that knowledge. Knowledge is power? Is it? I feel like under certain circumstances it could be a curse. In The Matrix, I could probably live under the harsh truth. If it was something like this, I just couldn’t…
I’d probably do everything possible to unlearn what I learned
This track specifically hits all the right places.
So there are these huge whales under the ice, and on the Ice there are these huge machines (doing some kind of mining?), they say the whales don't like the sound of these machines, and the whales break the ice for breathing, they won't stop until they breach.
It all just reminded me of Dune in contrast to sandworms. These characters even smoke some king of drug that makes you high, reminds me of Spice.
Cool similarities
I’ve watched this so many times, but it really hit hard tonight. We all know what’s going to happen, but the people without their empathy and compassion upgrade continue the same thing over and over. Isn’t that insanity? Or am I insane.
which LDR episodes would you like to be made into full length feature film?
The story has some similarities and the shots look the same in some parts