Love, Death + Robots - Tim Miller and David Fincher for Netflix

Love, Death + Robots - Tim Miller and David Fincher for Netflix. The streaming service Netflix presents a new and interesting production titled Love, Death + Robots, produced by two visionary artist of the film industry. Below infos and first images.The two names of the artists behind this new production are Tim Miller and David Fincher. The first is one of the founders of the legendary animation studio and special effects Blur Studio (working for film like Deadpool and videogames like Far Cry), while the second is a visionary director of whom it is sufficient to name Fight Club or the latest series produced by Netflix Mindhunter.Together they are working on a series of short films, from 5 to 15 minutes per episode, which should be divided into 18 parts made with different animation techniques and styles, directed to an adult audience.Each story will be unique and with few elements in common among others, exploring different genres, from horror to comedy, from science fiction to fantasy. A sort of new "I, Robot" presented with: "Werewolf soldiers. Robots gone wild. Sentient dairy. Alien Spiders. Blood-thirsty demons from hell".A production led by Miller and Fincher together with Jennifer Miller and Josh Donen and realized by several studios all over the world (each one proposing his personal visual style), all coordinated by Blur Studio."Love, Death + Robots is my dream project," said Miller. "It combines my love of animation and amazing stories. Midnight movies, comics, books and magazines of fantastic fiction have inspired me for decades, but they were relegated to the fringe culture of geeks and nerds of which I was a part. I'm so fucking excited that the creative landscape has finally changed enough for adult-themed animation to become part of a larger cultural conversation."At the moment there are no dates announced nor trailer, but only images that already make us realize the potential of the project:[ Fra - source AnimationMagazine ]. End of the article.