[ SECRET POST #4463 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4463 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't read any reviews. I watched it because I saw a gifset from "Good Hunting" and thought the show looked cool. Which episodes do most of them like/dislike?

[silverr]

One review seemed to think "The Witness" was six kinds of awesome; another one proclaimed "Blue Zima" the best of the lot. (I thought "Fish Night" had cooler visuals, but YMMV.)

FWIW, nearly everyone (including me) liked the three Scalzi ones ("Three Robots," the yogurt one, and "Alternative History").

ETA: the two reviews I recall looking at—
https://www.tvguide.com/news/love-death-robots-episode-ranking-review/
https://www.cbr.com/review-love-death-robots/

—though neither of those rank "the Witness" as the best of the bunch (and I know I saw a review somewhere that did.)

[(Anonymous)]

I think The Witness was the most visually interesting of the bunch and thought it should be regarded as something else entirely than the other shorts. I thought it told a story in the sense that a painting tells a story, but that was not its primary function. Idk, it's pretty much something that I'd never seen before.

I think it's hard to pick a favorite, I have many for different reasons. As a horror story I LOVED Beyond the Aquila Rift and I think Blue Zima was the next deepest perhaps at risk of seeming a bit pretentious (still think Alan Moore did it better in Watchmen...) As a satire I liked The Dump at most, but joghurt and robots were neat too.