Bad Travelling

I want a feature length film of this, Fincher and Troy Baker have managed to make me feel things in 20 minutes that most movies cant manage in 3 hours. Every second is perfect, Fincher has crafted an true work of art.

This captivated me right from the start - pulled me in and kept me on the edge of my seat. The animation was superb. It was dark, tense, and violent. I will be rewatching it. I would love to see something like this in a series.

The creativity, imagination of this world is outstanding. As a horror fan, this episode pushed all of my buttons. Only the music score was lacking. The visuals were so imaginative that I was thinking what would a full-length horror animation be like with these talented animators? This and the Jibaro episodes have leveled up animation to new heights.

I loved the twist at the end. I was expecting a totally different ending for that character, so the writers got me, touché. I am not easily fooled, and I can usually see things a mile away.

This was the best episode, as expected with David Fincher directing. Mind blowing. The story, the messages behind it, the visuals, the acting. Everything is just amazing.

I love when A list directors work on short projects as well besides big budget blockbusters. The story was simple but a bit disturbing. It had an element of horror and mystic, the uncertainty and unpredictability of what's going to happen next. The art direction choices were great, even though the rendering was hyper realistic, it still had STYLE to it. When I was watching this episode i somehow missed who directed it but there was a constant feeling of familiarity regarding the direction style and the gritty noir nature of the film. Then i realised it's a Fincher film and I was like ahh ofcourse! Haha. What a great watch.