Some of the best filmmakers working today have tried their hand at animation, and a lot of it is particularly not for kids. It makes sense that some brilliant grown-up movies would be animated.
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Some of the best filmmakers working today have tried their hand at animation, and a lot of it is particularly not for kids. It makes sense that some brilliant grown-up movies would be animated.
Disenchantment— is a Netflix original from Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons and Futurama. But this time around, the story takes place in a medieval fantasy land and follows the life of a princess who is anything but your typical fairy tale protagonist.
Love, Death + Robots— is a sci-fi anthology series; with each episode telling a different story from a different director. This means that each episode varies not only in its chosen animation style. Rather, tone, themes, and other elements contrast starkly across each episode. Stories range from hyper-violent, hypersexual tales to entertaining, cartoonish reflections on the human condition. This show will make you feel everything from disgust to merriment due to the sheer variety of story topics.
Beastars— is an unusual but endearing anime that takes place in a world full of anthropomorphic animals, and the tensions that come with predator-prey relations. Think Zootopia, but with adult themes, coming-of-age drama, and an unexpected love story. The anime series follows Legoshi, an anxious, reserved gray wolf who develops a fascination with Haru, a tiny but fearless dwarf rabbit. Their burgeoning friendship (and romantic interest) with each other takes place amid a rise in tension at their school, after the killing of a herbivore by an unknown carnivore. Despite the strange premise, the series is filled with poignant takes on self-discovery, stereotyping, and choosing one’s own path in life.