I probably didn't understand this series. The main character turns out to be stuck in a loop, that they take turns witnessing their own murder with a man?
@lyingfromyou. The two of them are stuck in a loop. Moreover, the one who becomes a witness forgets that he is in a loop. And the one who is in the place of the killer is trying to explain.
@MarkBalmer: plus to the visual: the one who remembers / understands what is happening at the moment is more drawn, the one who does not remember / does not understand is more real.
@Slimov: on the contrary, he does not understand what is happening, sees a girl in the window whom he has just strangled, blinks and chases after her to understand what is happening
@Slimov: As I understand it: 1) a man (being with a gun) defends himself from a woman, kills her 2) the same woman sees this murder (but only at the very beginning of the loop), runs away from the man who is trying to catch up with her in order to understand what is happening 3) a woman (being with a gun) defends herself from a man, kills him (in short, further 1 and 2 points, only they switch places) So if one of them doesn't figure out what's going on the first time, they'll stay there forever.
The animation and staging are just great. The script is great, but too concise. The only disadvantage of this series is that it is not a full-length film.
@GreenHouse: I think a full meter would ruin everything. A lot of unnecessary details and clarifications would be added. And it is not clear that there is nothing to waste extra time. And so everything is dynamic, interesting and there is nothing superfluous.
@MySattQ: Yes, that's right) it sounds even more Eastern European, thank you, even when I wrote this name, I think, damn, it's kind of wrong, but I didn't check(
@vk738437: Yes, because the city is very similar to modern Hong Kong with its skyscraper slums. Or the style is inspired by the old Ghost in the Shell, which is 95 years old.
@Neko_Mimi_Mode: Judging by the taxi they were in, it was Hong Kong, but with some Russian elements. There was always something in crooked Russian on the signs.
@Neko_Mimi_Mode: I agree about Hong Kong. There was also a sign "Bank of Banks", which is very similar in design to "Bank of China", which refers at least to the PRC. And there are shops with Russian signs in many Chinese cities where foreigners live. Your own version of Chinatown for the Chinese
@GreenHouse: I don't live in St. Petersburg, but nevertheless, the entrances/front doors that they ran into for some reason caused me to associate with St. Petersburg)
@vk738437: + this classic way of painting the walls half blue in the entrances is a typical Soviet technique, I have never seen it anywhere except in the CIS countries)
And not a single mention of full frontal nudity in the comments. You guys have a lot of nerve! The visually cool series and the entourage are normal. In places, "Chpuka through the universes" reminded me, including comic book POW, etc.
Everything is fine, but still they can't translate Russian words and Cyrillic letters across the ocean? London (missing prepositions or an extra "e"), some (what some, what some). HOW LONG?!
@Diddi: Well, you can read a lot of semi-Russian words on the signs in the chase scene. "Some", "IYA NEWS". And the heroine's employer is also called Vladimir...
@Iris_von_Stern: there are no live actors there, stop talking nonsense and passing off your own inventions as the truth. The director confirmed it himself, it's all animation: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu6zRUbo7dk/
@charlie_h: then it makes sense to give a link to this post (there is nothing in yours about the absence of live actors): https://www.instagram.com/p/BvNRIEOB1bd/
" This is not life action painted over the top, or real people running around with masks... Its a weird compliment though, but what you see here are real paintings ( Environment Supervisors 2D @lingy000 , 3D @heavypoly and myself we LOVE painting !!! ) Animation is KeyFrame Animation. " - "Animation is not an outline of animation made using motion capture technology, at the same time we did not shoot actors in masks. Nevertheless, it's a strange, but still a compliment, because everything you see is really drawn. Yes, we love to draw."
And yes, I'm shocked. I was sure that these were real actors depicted. And they didn't even use motion capture technology.
@shei350: "I was sure that these were real actors depicted" - to some extent, this is a little true. The credits list the real actors involved in the Animation Reference Actors. On Reddit, one of the suggested most likely versions is that intermediate frames were used. I think there are a lot of references not only from key personnel, but also from the environment. They work with them very competently, and they also have a very thoughtful job with clothing simulation (someone wrote on YouTube that marvelousdesigner was used). Actually, it seems like they promised to tell you soon how it was all done.
@inspacebear: "to some extent, it's a bit like that." Well, that's how classic Disney did it all the way, all the more or less dynamic things in the Disney classics are time-lapse scenes from real people, and they wander from cartoon to cartoon.
The author of this short film was just a visual consultant for the State of Emergency and drew the first concept art for the film, on the basis of which everything was animated. So the series does not resemble the style of the State of emergency, but it is in this style, just slightly modified for the IRL, and not the comics.
The director of the series is Alberto Miego, I started Googling him right after watching it, it turns out the dude was a visual consultant for the recent Spider cartoon, but Sony fired him after 2 years of work, and he also has an animated short film "The Windshield Wiper" coming out this year, which I will definitely watch now.
Run. Kill (Die). And Again. There are simply no words. The first thing that catches your eye is not that unusual, but rather even a unique drawing (at least I don't remember seeing this before). You can't even be completely sure, like you're seeing a natural shot, but at the same time a hand-drawn work. It's all so unconventionally and masterfully intertwined. From the bed-soft and pink-yellow tones, you are completely transported to this stunning aesthetics and atmosphere, on the one hand, Japan, since the beginning very much reminded you of "Ghost in the Shell" (at first it even seemed that the first frames were embedded from the anime itself), and on the other, the color combination for some reason, very it strongly inspired the atmosphere of South Korea. In general, we can say that experimenting with the setting of these two most interesting cultures (but of course I'm not saying anything) has created a truly magnificent, non-standard anime that "swallows" you whole. The shooting was reminiscent of the work of such directors as Wes Anderson (because of the manner of the pan-camera behavior and, again, the delicate colors as in "Grand Budapest") and the duo Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the "Adrenaline" dilogy. By the way, the R rating is just "not far away". No matter how you look at it, everything in this series is admirable. Visual, aesthetics with a setting, "a snake devouring its tail" as in "Predestination" (Time Patrol) with Ethan Hawke. But most of all, I was struck by the style of drawing... Filming? It's really amazing! After all of the above, seen and felt, there is a desire for a full-fledged serial series in this style.
And besides the fantastic graphics, will there be anything? What is the immediate meaning of this series? Or in the comments, admiration for the sake of admiration?
At the beginning of the series, I thought: "So, well, there's obviously going to be a time loop, the girl will be killed at the end of the episode, and again she'll be a witness." And then the hop, and the man.
@ALSPACE: leather sofa, black latex/leather, blue on the left, red on the right - very similar to the reference: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/49/09/71/4909719193824997a16949565a4dd1f2.jpg
For some reason, no one can explain to me anywhere what is happening in this series. A loop, a ring, a magnifier, and so on are all fine, but they should have the same thing at the end as at the beginning, at least. Actually, there are two assumptions. One is boring, in the style of Vitya Korneev, who does not agree to violate the principle of causality because of such stupidity as similar faces. Everything that is happening must be understood literally: a girl from a hotel window sees another girl being killed, gets into the same apartment and kills a young man, which another young man sees from the hotel window. And faces, well, what are faces? They look like all these giant humanoids (especially the girls in the Harley Quinn combat uniform). It's not for nothing that the girl ends up running into the same apartment, a sort of Lukashin effect on the scale of the whole of Hong Kong. But this version has several questions, for example, where did the gun and the body from the first murder go? I like the second version better, although it is certainly speculative and irrefutable. Let's say we have a deeply depressed girl who at some point completely freaks out in a panic and shoots herself. There is no young man, it's her imagination. It seems to her that she sees him killing her in the house across the street, he glitches at her in the "club", and then that's it, the finale, she kills herself. It seems to her that he is looking out of the window opposite, in fact it is her own memory. It's all either a near-death experience or even a post-death (ghostly) experience. I mean, maybe you should stop mindlessly repeating "loup loup loup" and take a closer look at what's being shown, huh?
@Ytzin: Well, we were shown half of the loop, in the second half she will chase him and everything will happen exactly the opposite. Everything here is "thoughtlessly," as you put it, repeating a loop loop loop, because this is a Sci-fi short film.
@Ytzin: Damn, are you really being dumb or something? The idea of the short film is that there are repetitions of events, and the characters just change places. Plot 1 (shown in the series) - a girl sees that a man is committing murder in the building opposite (she does not see the victim, but the man sees that a girl is looking at him from the house opposite, which is a complete copy of the one he just killed). The girl is scared and starts running away, and the man runs after her to figure out the situation. As a result, they return to the hotel room from where the girl ran away and she kills the man out of fear, after which she sees in the window exactly the same man she just shot. Plot 2 (not shown, but implied) - a man sees that a girl is committing murder in the building opposite (he does not see the victim, but the girl sees that a man is looking at her from the house opposite, which is a complete copy of the one she just killed). The man is scared and starts running away, and the girl runs after him to sort out the situation. As a result, they return to the room of the house from where the man was running away and he kills the girl out of fear, after which he sees in the window exactly the same girl he just shot.
Each character lives only 2 cycles - the cycle of the victim (running away) and the cycle of the killer (trying to catch up), after which he dies and the time loop makes another turn.
@Ytzin: Okay, good. Imagine now, what is the probability that there will be two girls with the same smudged makeup in the collar of the size shown? Your version that she is depressed and thought she saw a murder does not stand up to criticism, because this murder was also shown through the eyes of a man (if not for this, the version would be more likely). And she didn't see that she was being killed, she just noticed someone fighting with someone.
It's still a magnifier. Where did she get the gun from? She had it now, the noose was running. The young man obviously won't go to the country after witnessing the murder. To the police is more likely, but the panic does not stop. Where did the apartment keys come from - the girl didn't lock the apartment, that's how they got to her, he'll probably do something similar.
At least someone else has made sense of the fact that people don't know how to listen to each other and instead stop and listen. To hear someone else. They're running. And in the end they "kill" each other.
For the third series in a row, I don't see any deep meaning or exciting story. No series has ever been able to capture so much that I would like to continue it. The visual, I do not dispute, is gorgeous and delicious, but it would be nice to get food for thought, and only the 2nd series claimed to be a stretch. My impressions of the series and the series as a whole are twofold. Let's see for now, maybe they'll give you a ride along with the picture.
@msblinchik: these series are built in such a way that there SHOULDN'T BE any sequels . These series are all separate stories that were shot in a specially compressed way, so they leave more impression, without tediousness and prolongation . your comment is about nothing
@znaika, the triangle is a time patrol and a time loop (not to be confused with a time loop) and a detonator have already been written there. So far, nothing else comes to mind. Well, memento (remember) is still a stretch to take. The film is a masterpiece, but there's more of a psychological loop, like in Island of the damned.
Someone made a story out of the Twilight Zone. There was also a similar plot with a loop. A man farts a married woman, who persuades him to kill her husband. He invites her husband to the lake and drowns him. They're getting married. Time passes. A friend of his wife invites him to go for a ride on the lake, to get to know each other. And drowns. The guy wakes up and thinks it's a dream and goes to fuck that married woman. Something like that
I liked the graphics the most in this particular series, but it feels like the authors were overdoing realism in some places, and the characters still stood out against the background of houses and streets) The plot is not new at all, but I love this "getting stuck in a loop", it's always interesting to watch!
I was reminded of a movie/short film/ episode of some TV series where everyone dreams of one guy in some kind of disgusting plot and because of this dream, his girlfriend leaves him, he gets fired from his job and everyone around him starts to be afraid. then there is a robbery scene where the seller is more afraid of this particular person than of the robber himself.
if someone understands what kind of work we are talking about, please write. I've been tormenting Google with various variations of the query already
Ha. Well, I figured out that it would be a variation of Groundhog Day in the middle of the episode. But we were able to surprise them in the final anyway.
one of the best episodes, although I can't say that the plot is particularly original. The color scheme and animation here are just orgasms. unless, towards the end, I got a little confused about the locations, but then it's probably because I'm just dumb :"D
The suicide and fictional man version is the most meaningful. It's like hell, like in the TV series Preacher, where the prisoners are always going through their "loop". And the dance in the club: he's on the couch, she's on the couch, and the movements are not dancing, but petting. https://sun9-55.userapi.com/c855032/v855032272/d8f4c/VJ2rHV_m_7g.jpg
The situation with the loop became clear pretty quickly, but it's still very exciting! the picture is simply incredible. these comic book effects, uh. it reminded me a bit of Spidivers visualization.
Vovo, I read the comments, everything is just grace grace.I decided to take a look, episode 1, 2,3. in the end, it didn't seem like it.That's some shit.
the fact that they were caught in a time loop was clear from the first seconds, but the fact that they were swapping places like that was an unexpected twist for me. they compare it with a lot of things, but the idea and moments reminded me of the movie "the ABC of death" - there were also many studios working on the same topic, there were cartoons and films, and it seems there was some kind of similar series with a time loop, which, by the way, made it immediately clear to me.
I agree that the picture is gorgeous But I liked the series itself less than the previous ones. From the very beginning, I expected some kind of "surprise" at the end, which eventually turned out to be🤷♀️ the time loop was not surprising Probably because I've already looked at this topic too much.
This is probably my favorite episode of this season, although it's too early to draw such conclusions because I'm still on episode 13. The series is very suitable in places, it resembles "Black Mirror". The overall picture of the 3d and 2d format between the series is very consistent with 10/10 of the series 1000000/10 of the 3 series!!!
I went into the comments, but I still did not see here a possible idea that many people do not know how and do not want to listen, which is why such problems constantly occur. He ran after her and asked her to stop so that she would listen to him and he would explain, but she did not listen and performed impulsive actions.
But it seems to me that this is not a time loop! This is a temporary Mobius strip.
And I also noticed that no one here noticed that at the very beginning this guy was lying in this girl's bed. It can be seen in the plan when she crouches down in fright so that she cannot be seen through the window. And then at the end he wakes up (and therefore without clothes) and looks out the same window.
Apparently, this is the very beginning of these loops, tapes, whatever you want to call them. After all, they clearly slept together (they are both naked and in a hotel) and judging by the girl's work, this is not a couple who came to the city on vacation and therefore lives in a hotel.
Apparently, the tape began with the fact that they woke up forgetting each other, because otherwise it would be strange to run away without showing any reaction at all to the fact that the killer from the window opposite was one-on-one with the guy you spent the night with (she didn't even look at the guy in her bed).
A wonderful series with a time loop and the subtext "killing a murderer doesn't make the killers any less." Gorgeous visual, sound. This is the best 12 minutes of my life. An aesthetic orgasm with a beautiful plot.I've watched this masterpiece 3 times.
I watched season 1, and I liked this episode more than the others. I love loop plots in principle, but it's so sweetly flavored with a picture... it is impossible to pass by. 10/10, imho, of course)
The series loses to its predecessors (for me personally). The beginning and the end were still nothing, and the middle was frankly boring. Was I the only one waiting for robots to appear here?😆
After all, the interior of the rooms, similar to St. Petersburg, speaks against Hong Kong. And the plot itself smacks a bit of Dostoevsky. And since this interior is old, it is extremely unlikely that it could appear in the future of Hong Kong, rather, Hong Kong high-rise buildings came to the future of St. Petersburg. Either all this is conditional and it doesn't matter if it's an alternative story, parallel realities, or, by the way, a dream... More precisely, a nightmare!
The visualization is gorgeous, and the plot is quite clear... But the witness clearly catches flashbacks during the murder, I wonder if they become clearer after each time and how soon will they understand what is happening?
This plot captures the mind and heart of the viewer, leaving him captivated until the very end. The visual effects are striking in their beauty and craftsmanship, like paintings by great artists. The soundtrack, like the creation of a great musician, harmoniously complements the overall atmosphere of the work. The authors of this masterpiece deserve not only financial rewards, but also recognition of the great masters of their craft. The desire to see a full-length version of this work becomes irresistible. Definitely, this is one of the best creations of the season, rated 5 out of 5.
I just started watching this episode on Netflix, and it was my first. It's amazing! Even the goosebumps from the end of the episode and the realization that this is a loop .
It's a very cool story, but nudity got in the way :( I'm not a Puritan, but I don't want to see other people's naked bodies too often 😭 Felt like I was flashed
@PlanePassenger: Well, it's one thing when sometimes there are bed scenes, or nudity in the subject. Watching the first season of this series, I was sure in every episode that I would see nudity, which is not always on the topic at all. There was a feeling of nudity for the sake of nudity
@FolisterElysa: well, everything is immediately hidden there, and blood and guts too, only I remember the games had detailed ESB ratings, like, where it was specifically written for which type of content the age limit was given.
The series begins with a mess that holds the whole plot together. There are questions about the empty streets, as if the characters are all alone in the city, except for a couple of cars.
Perhaps a looped sleep or altered consciousness under the influence of drugs was shown.
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2752) the same woman sees this murder (but only at the very beginning of the loop), runs away from the man who is trying to catch up with her in order to understand what is happening
3) a woman (being with a gun) defends herself from a man, kills him (in short, further 1 and 2 points, only they switch places)
So if one of them doesn't figure out what's going on the first time, they'll stay there forever.
8:06 - some news
and it is unlikely to hint at Russia, because there are many inscriptions in Chinese. most likely, what is the multinational metropolis of the future)
And the Cyrillic inscriptions are funny.
The visually cool series and the entourage are normal. In places, "Chpuka through the universes" reminded me, including comic book POW, etc.
One of the people who worked on Spider-Man.
UPD: We've already written below)
HOW LONG?!
" This is not life action painted over the top, or real people running around with masks... Its a weird compliment though, but what you see here are real paintings ( Environment Supervisors 2D @lingy000 , 3D @heavypoly and myself we LOVE painting !!! ) Animation is KeyFrame Animation. " - "Animation is not an outline of animation made using motion capture technology, at the same time we did not shoot actors in masks. Nevertheless, it's a strange, but still a compliment, because everything you see is really drawn. Yes, we love to draw."
And yes, I'm shocked. I was sure that these were real actors depicted. And they didn't even use motion capture technology.
So the series does not resemble the style of the State of emergency, but it is in this style, just slightly modified for the IRL, and not the comics.
There are simply no words. The first thing that catches your eye is not that unusual, but rather even a unique drawing (at least I don't remember seeing this before). You can't even be completely sure, like you're seeing a natural shot, but at the same time a hand-drawn work. It's all so unconventionally and masterfully intertwined. From the bed-soft and pink-yellow tones, you are completely transported to this stunning aesthetics and atmosphere, on the one hand, Japan, since the beginning very much reminded you of "Ghost in the Shell" (at first it even seemed that the first frames were embedded from the anime itself), and on the other, the color combination for some reason, very it strongly inspired the atmosphere of South Korea. In general, we can say that experimenting with the setting of these two most interesting cultures (but of course I'm not saying anything) has created a truly magnificent, non-standard anime that "swallows" you whole. The shooting was reminiscent of the work of such directors as Wes Anderson (because of the manner of the pan-camera behavior and, again, the delicate colors as in "Grand Budapest") and the duo Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the "Adrenaline" dilogy. By the way, the R rating is just "not far away".
No matter how you look at it, everything in this series is admirable. Visual, aesthetics with a setting, "a snake devouring its tail" as in "Predestination" (Time Patrol) with Ethan Hawke. But most of all, I was struck by the style of drawing... Filming? It's really amazing!
After all of the above, seen and felt, there is a desire for a full-fledged serial series in this style.
And then the hop, and the man.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Actually, there are two assumptions. One is boring, in the style of Vitya Korneev, who does not agree to violate the principle of causality because of such stupidity as similar faces. Everything that is happening must be understood literally: a girl from a hotel window sees another girl being killed, gets into the same apartment and kills a young man, which another young man sees from the hotel window. And faces, well, what are faces? They look like all these giant humanoids (especially the girls in the Harley Quinn combat uniform). It's not for nothing that the girl ends up running into the same apartment, a sort of Lukashin effect on the scale of the whole of Hong Kong.
But this version has several questions, for example, where did the gun and the body from the first murder go?
I like the second version better, although it is certainly speculative and irrefutable. Let's say we have a deeply depressed girl who at some point completely freaks out in a panic and shoots herself. There is no young man, it's her imagination. It seems to her that she sees him killing her in the house across the street, he glitches at her in the "club", and then that's it, the finale, she kills herself. It seems to her that he is looking out of the window opposite, in fact it is her own memory. It's all either a near-death experience or even a post-death (ghostly) experience.
I mean, maybe you should stop mindlessly repeating "loup loup loup" and take a closer look at what's being shown, huh?
Plot 1 (shown in the series) - a girl sees that a man is committing murder in the building opposite (she does not see the victim, but the man sees that a girl is looking at him from the house opposite, which is a complete copy of the one he just killed). The girl is scared and starts running away, and the man runs after her to figure out the situation. As a result, they return to the hotel room from where the girl ran away and she kills the man out of fear, after which she sees in the window exactly the same man she just shot.
Plot 2 (not shown, but implied) - a man sees that a girl is committing murder in the building opposite (he does not see the victim, but the girl sees that a man is looking at her from the house opposite, which is a complete copy of the one she just killed). The man is scared and starts running away, and the girl runs after him to sort out the situation. As a result, they return to the room of the house from where the man was running away and he kills the girl out of fear, after which he sees in the window exactly the same girl he just shot.
Each character lives only 2 cycles - the cycle of the victim (running away) and the cycle of the killer (trying to catch up), after which he dies and the time loop makes another turn.
It's still a magnifier. Where did she get the gun from? She had it now, the noose was running. The young man obviously won't go to the country after witnessing the murder. To the police is more likely, but the panic does not stop. Where did the apartment keys come from - the girl didn't lock the apartment, that's how they got to her, he'll probably do something similar.
I liked the first 2 episodes much more.
And where are the robots?
My impressions of the series and the series as a whole are twofold. Let's see for now, maybe they'll give you a ride along with the picture.
. These series are all separate stories that were shot in a specially compressed way, so they leave more impression, without tediousness and prolongation
. your comment is about nothing
I wrote in response to the comment ((
The plot is not new at all, but I love this "getting stuck in a loop", it's always interesting to watch!
if someone understands what kind of work we are talking about, please write. I've been tormenting Google with various variations of the query already
it was at Davga that I looked :D
Thank you very much, very much
воть ссылка понадёжнее :) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XGqPYmZ09rE
And the dance in the club: he's on the couch, she's on the couch, and the movements are not dancing, but petting.
https://sun9-55.userapi.com/c855032/v855032272/d8f4c/VJ2rHV_m_7g.jpg
they compare it with a lot of things, but the idea and moments reminded me of the movie "the ABC of death" - there were also many studios working on the same topic, there were cartoons and films, and it seems there was some kind of similar series with a time loop, which, by the way, made it immediately clear to me.
reminded me of the episode in the Fifth Element with Ruby, and the character himself is similar)
and drawing in this series wins a lot)
And what kind of drawing
But I liked the series itself less than the previous ones.
From the very beginning, I expected some kind of "surprise" at the end, which eventually turned out to be🤷♀️ the time loop was not surprising
Probably because I've already looked at this topic too much.
Some kind of pornography
5/5, not bad
Drawing - standing ovation!!!
But it's very smartly done, and I can't help but wonder how cool it is.
The series is just a test!
And I also noticed that no one here noticed that at the very beginning this guy was lying in this girl's bed. It can be seen in the plan when she crouches down in fright so that she cannot be seen through the window. And then at the end he wakes up (and therefore without clothes) and looks out the same window.
Apparently, this is the very beginning of these loops, tapes, whatever you want to call them. After all, they clearly slept together (they are both naked and in a hotel) and judging by the girl's work, this is not a couple who came to the city on vacation and therefore lives in a hotel.
Apparently, the tape began with the fact that they woke up forgetting each other, because otherwise it would be strange to run away without showing any reaction at all to the fact that the killer from the window opposite was one-on-one with the guy you spent the night with (she didn't even look at the guy in her bed).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0QUdd7woys
I really like everything, short, high-quality, thoughtful stories. Very cool!!!
Was I the only one waiting for robots to appear here?😆
It's amazing! Even the goosebumps from the end of the episode and the realization that this is a loop .
Perhaps a looped sleep or altered consciousness under the influence of drugs was shown.