Movie Theater The Liberator on Netflix

[Halfnutz]

Its animated, but it's kinda sucked me in on the first episode.

WWII unit from Oklahoma called the Thunderbirds.

 

[Son of Dorn]

It's actually semi-animated. Live actor performances overlaid with CGI, like an advanced version of the old rotoscoping techniques.

I've been hesitant to give it a go.

 

[Halfnutz]

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I was too. Glad I gave it a chance.

 

[sgtsmmiii]

Pretty good little series.

 

[JMGlasgow]

A good friend of mine had a grandpa who was in the 157th Infantry 45th Thunderbirds. He had some really good stories and saw a lot of horrors like Dachau.

Here is his obituary:

Conrad Smith - Obituary

View Conrad Smith's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

www.legacy.com

 

[sprad05]

I've also been a bit hesitant on this one

 

[hollowoutadime]

A good friend of mine had a grandpa who was in the 157th Infantry 45th Thunderbirds. He had some really good stories and saw a lot of horrors like Dachau.

Here is his obituary:

Conrad Smith - Obituary

View Conrad Smith's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

www.legacy.com

Thanks for posting, Conrad saw it all, glad a guy like him made it out after all that.

 

[sprad05]

Thanks for posting, Conrad saw it all, glad a guy like him made it out after all that.

Same with The Outpost

 

[Son of Dorn]

I've been hesitant to give it a go.

I was too. Glad I gave it a chance.

Went and watched it. Two things marred my enjoyment:

1. It was awfully short. I know it's just one season so far but I was expecting something longer. I want the next season already!

2. Would it really be so hard to animate shells coming out of the guns even if the actors weren't using blank-firing weapons? Fully-animated shows like Archer do it, so why not this one?