You should watch this series
Netflix releases a lot of series and films, unfortunately only a few of them are really good. But there is not only junk on Netflix, because a very special insider tip is now being extended – the third season will start with the streaming provider in May.
Netflix is currently having a very difficult time, the subscribers are turning their backs on the provider. In this country, Amazon Prime Video has now even taken over and is more popular with users. The huge amounts of rather average and often simply bad films and series on Netflix are partly responsible for this – a lot doesn’t help much. The provider has now understood this and wants to take countermeasures. But there were and are always pearls and not just junk on Netflix.
Insider tip on Netflix: Season 3 of “Love, Death & Robots” runs in May
an outstanding positive Netflix example is the science fiction anthology series “Love, Death & Robots”. It premiered in March 2019, followed by the second season last year and now the long-awaited third season will be released on May 20, 2022 (Watch Love, Death & Robots on Netflix). The concept is refreshingly different and in contrast to classic series, each episode corresponds to a small film – complete and standing on its own. Various animation techniques are used in the episodes, and the stories are based on short stories by various international writers.
A little preview of the third season:
Elements of cyberpunk, horror films and a good portion of black humor and social criticism are used. This is all reminiscent of another hit Netflix series – Black Mirror. Only “Love, Death & Robots” is animated and the Series should still be more of a real insider tip. Ergo: In any case, take a look. By May 20th you will surely have finished the 26 animated short films so far. Then let’s continue. It is not yet known how many episodes the third season will contain.
What you have missed so far:
That’s what the criticism says about the series
“Love, Death & Robots” is also proven to be excellent. the IMDb awards an outstanding 8.4 out of 10 points, at Rotten Tomatoes the critics also hail positive 81 percent on the tomatometer. In short: no junk, but good content that is worth a look.
