Netflix - What gems have you found?
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LoonyTunes said:
tobinen said:
stew-STR160 said:
pidsy said:
LoonyTunes said:
pidsy said:
Anyone watching Love, Death + Robots?
The standard of animation is pretty incredible - I’m from the generation of thunder cats and he-man. I was genuinely blown away by the way these looked.
I’m only 6 in but they’re very watchable, it very sweaty, violent and dark.
Yep, They are very good. The first one was graphic gore and the second one is almost porn! Both are quite interesting. They are kind of like Black Mirror but in Animation.The standard of animation is pretty incredible - I’m from the generation of thunder cats and he-man. I was genuinely blown away by the way these looked.
I’m only 6 in but they’re very watchable, it very sweaty, violent and dark.
I’ll grt through some more later.
Amazing series though.
Beyond Aquila- I can’t believe that those weren’t actors with some minor texture mapping.
Butter Face said:
Baron Greenback said:
Love Death and Robot I supprisingly enjoying it and alot of the time just sitting there think WTF were going through their head when making this!
Just started this, absolutely booody superb.pidsy said:
Just read that the order you see them in is random (not down to the users sex) according to Netflix.
Beyond Aquila- I can’t believe that those weren’t actors with some minor texture mapping.
Amazingly realistic.Beyond Aquila- I can’t believe that those weren’t actors with some minor texture mapping.
The ones with Clown makeup (The Witness, I think) the people moved and looked real.
Some of it is really screwed up.
vindaloo79 said:
chippy17 said:
Lordbenny said:
VEA said:
Can we have a Ricky Gervais thread elsewhere?
I can't fking stand him or anything he's in.
I don’t like him as a rule but Afterlife is fantastic TV. REALLY funny in places and incredibly heartfelt in others.I can't fking stand him or anything he's in.
His wife was bloody annoying though.
MOBB said:
ehonda said:
As above, really enjoying Love, Death and Robots. I'm blown away by the animation.
I was thinking the other day, soon there won’t be any need for real actors with animation like that!!Mojooo said:
Lordbenny said:
Mojooo said:
Just watched After Life - produced a few laughs but its not brilliant. Worth watching overall though.
His wife was bloody annoying though.
I’m so intrigued as to how you think his wife was ‘bloody annoying’???His wife was bloody annoying though.
Burwood said:
MOBB said:
ehonda said:
As above, really enjoying Love, Death and Robots. I'm blown away by the animation.
I was thinking the other day, soon there won’t be any need for real actors with animation like that!!Yeah CGI is everywhere in films these days- Making Xavier or Samuel Jackson look young is the obvious one, but they add extra hair, remove tatoos, etc all the time. Can't remember the rather sedate film, but the guy who plays Hawkeye in the Avengers had his arms replaced in post production after he broke them!
glazbagun said:
Have been thinking this since FF- Spirits Within, which now looks like a game cutscene!
Yeah CGI is everywhere in films these days- Making Xavier or Samuel Jackson look young is the obvious one, but they add extra hair, remove tatoos, etc all the time. Can't remember the rather sedate film, but the guy who plays Hawkeye in the Avengers had his arms replaced in post production after he broke them!
The animation on that robot thingy is incredible, I'd like to see a "making of" at some point. Yeah CGI is everywhere in films these days- Making Xavier or Samuel Jackson look young is the obvious one, but they add extra hair, remove tatoos, etc all the time. Can't remember the rather sedate film, but the guy who plays Hawkeye in the Avengers had his arms replaced in post production after he broke them!
"I spent the morning doing some minor nipple shading, as Dave was in a meeting. Once he was free, we paired on the pubes"
trooperiziz said:
glazbagun said:
Have been thinking this since FF- Spirits Within, which now looks like a game cutscene!
Yeah CGI is everywhere in films these days- Making Xavier or Samuel Jackson look young is the obvious one, but they add extra hair, remove tatoos, etc all the time. Can't remember the rather sedate film, but the guy who plays Hawkeye in the Avengers had his arms replaced in post production after he broke them!
The animation on that robot thingy is incredible, I'd like to see a "making of" at some point. Yeah CGI is everywhere in films these days- Making Xavier or Samuel Jackson look young is the obvious one, but they add extra hair, remove tatoos, etc all the time. Can't remember the rather sedate film, but the guy who plays Hawkeye in the Avengers had his arms replaced in post production after he broke them!
"I spent the morning doing some minor nipple shading, as Dave was in a meeting. Once he was free, we paired on the pubes"
Burwood said:
e46m3Mark said:
Tried to watch Gotti. Failed. I just found it a bit slow and eventually fell asleep.
It's a no from me.
Same here, slow and boring. Sonny the Bull got that name due to his appearance too. More like a stiff breeze could blow the character over.It's a no from me.
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