This was the first episode the series' algorithm served me, so I considered it as the pilot episode. It was outstanding, obviously. Sonnie conquered this world heavily. I was surprised to know that she integrated herself to her "beastie"! The sh*tshow details were presented well. All the blood, the wreck, the intensity, the anger of being made a bid... the storyline was bewildered. It was a place to decide whether Love, Death & Robots is awesome or not.
2. Beyond the Aquila Rift---Rating: 9.9/10
Halfway through, I thought this episode was resiliently epic. It should topple this chart. High-key I couldn't differ what's CGI and what's real. Is Greta really a human? Were Thom and crews napping? Or were they dead at all? It was one of the longest stories in this series, and it was worth all of the investment. A high class drama, started with ungainly conversation of Thom and Greta with waking up at its end.
Yes, sex is good, but have you ever tried got up finding yourself in the edge of your journey?
1 Zima Blue---Rating: 10/10
What could overcome Beyond the Aquila Rift? It is Zima Blue. Before going further, I would like to say that Love, Death & Robots was so marvelous and breathtaking that you can accept that there is something beyond the sky limit. Yes, Zima is for instance. He even engineered his body so he was able to leap a tourney across the universe. He should defeat Thanos with that ability instead of only becoming an artist!
Zima Blue was philosophic. There were meanings you could interpret. If the disremembering felt good to you, it meant a happy farewell. If it broke your heart, then all you had to do was to remember all the good deeds brought by him. It was the end most artists dream of: signing off when they impact broadly to their surroundings. Never be sad; what's lost its legacy remains.
This episode does deserve a full scale. Full stop.
MAM
23rd March, 2019
