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adidasss 05-16-2021 05:30 AM



Essential viewing for anyone who likes nature documentaries. Made by the same team behind Planet Earth (BBC), features the legendary David Attenborough in top form, has plenty of goosebump visual moments and strikes just the right balance between depressing (we are destroying the planet) and hopeful (there is hope if we start doing something about it now).

The Batlord 05-16-2021 09:57 AM

So it's catering to liberals who want to feel like we can still kick the can down the road?

Mindy 05-16-2021 10:05 AM

no tv for me, just internet, n64, and books.

when i had tv, i watched american pickers and pawn stars

happymoodysloth 05-16-2021 02:56 PM

kool 24b is a favorite of mine i'm watching nashville

adidasss 05-17-2021 04:58 AM



I've made an earnest effort to watch Love, Death and Robots on Netflix. Got to 10/18 episodes before deciding this product is not for me. Lots of gore, tits, violence, some dark fantasy and sci-fi. Animation is mostly standard, galaxies removed from the brilliant Animatrix, and only a few stories were interesting. Meant for and made by heterosexual men stuck in the past (based or inspired by Heavy metal from the 80s). 2/5

Plankton 05-17-2021 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by adidasss (Post 2173314)


I've made an earnest effort to watch Love, Death and Robots on Netflix. Got to 10/18 episodes before deciding this product is not for me. Lots of gore, tits, violence, some dark fantasy and sci-fi. Animation is mostly standard, galaxies removed from the brilliant Animatrix, and only a few stories were interesting. Meant for and made by heterosexual men stuck in the past (based or inspired by Heavy metal from the 80s). 2/5

lol

Different cuts of our jibs I guess.

https://www.musicbanter.com/2173322-post2193.html

It was a good distraction for me while I suffered in silence. The CGI throughout was what intrigued me the most though. I've always aspired to get to that level of animating, but I'm still just a low level wannabe with just enough Maya knowledge to impress my friends. Sometimes even thats a bit of a stretch.

adidasss 05-17-2021 08:18 PM

Yeah the CGI is super impressive, it's just that the style of animation is rather standard. I appreciate more creativity in that sense than pure technical ability.

Anyway, it's not for everyone. Didn't click for me.

jwb 05-17-2021 09:15 PM

On season 2 of the Fargo series...I like it a lot.

DianneW 05-17-2021 11:14 PM


so young and so addicted and yet the media are just making a real fool of him back then... and he cannot see the woods for the trees....

how is he now.....


still going strong though...one of the lucky ones in so many ways...


just recently......maybe not so lucky though a lot of the time...and then he seems to turn another corner and comes over as such a nice guy....

debaserr 05-18-2021 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by jwb (Post 2173459)
On season 2 of the Fargo series...I like it a lot.

Yes that one was quite the gem. I should give it another go.


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