#Love death and robots full
#Love death and robots series

And that’s pretty much it, unless you count the parental concern from the boys’ parents in the first few moments of this short.ĭeath: There are some tense moments as the gang of teenagers race across the frozen planet with little time to spare before the frost whales break through the ice. Love: A bond between brothers Sedgewick and Fletcher. Two brothers far from home join genetically “modded” locals in a deadly race. Is there a deeper thread here about how automating every single thing may lead to doom? Perhaps, but it’s also hilarious to see the Vacubot distracted from its murder rampage because it pauses to suck up some feathers from the pillow it just ripped apart. It may make you want to check out your Roomba to make sure it doesn’t secretly come with lasers. It’s tense, but also pretty damn funny, as the robot vacuum goes on a murder frenzy. The old lady stays on the phone with a very unhelpful automated-customer-service bot.ĭoes it work? “Automated Customer Service” kicks off this volume of Love, Death & Robots with a hilarious, frenzied start. This short follows one Vacubot that goes rogue and tries to murder its owner.

#Love death and robots full

Robots: An entire senior living neighborhood is basically full of robots who cater to the residents’ every need. Also, she loves her small dog very much.ĭeath: A fish dies a gory death, as do various ceramic animal figurines, but thankfully, there are no bigger casualties in this short. Love: The old lady in the short has a little flirtation going on with the man who lives next door to her. If your home-cleaning unit is attempting to murder you, please press 3. So without further ado, here is every short in Love, Death & Robots, broken down by quantity in those categories - and also general enjoyment value. However, much like last time, we’re also concerned about whether each of these shorts actually delivers on the promise of love, death, and robots. It’s more mature this time around and less messed-up, which makes for stronger viewing. Objectively, the shorts in volume 2 are less edgy and violent, trading in gratuitous nudity and gore for poignant storytelling. That isn’t the only difference between seasons, however. The individual installments run shorter on average, ranging from four to 15 minutes, and there are only eight shorts this time, instead of 18. Season 2 of Love, Death & Robots runs shorter than the first.

#Love death and robots series

The first season promised a hardcore series for “mature, messed-up” adults, and with all the graphic nudity and extreme violence packed into the first volume, it delivered on that promise.

Love, Death & Robots, the adult anthology series from Tim Miller ( Deadpool) and David Fincher ( Fight Club), is back for a second run of animated science fiction shorts.