Why You Should Watch Amazon Prime's Undone (A Video Essay)

hey look at that, my first video essay. to celebrate the release of its second season, i give the spotlight to one of my favorite tv shows, undone. sadly, this series doesn't receive as much attention it deserves, despite the team behind the acclaimed bojack horseman producing the show. dare i say it's underappreciated. that's why i'm here to share my love for this tv show and hopefully get at least one person to fall in love with it as much as i have! in this video, i talk about it's amazing rotoscope animation, beautiful soundtrack composed by amie doherty, and fantastic performances by rosa salazar, bob odenkirk, even daveed diggs, and more! if you would like to see more video essays, please make sure to let me know, and also comment, like, + subscribe for more videos on animation in general!

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• 0:00 intro
• 2:10 chapter 1: familiar faces
• 4:25 chapter 2: astounding animation
• 8:00 chapter 3: sensational soundtrack
• 10:04 chapter 4: wonderful writing
• 12:47 chapter 5: phenomenal performances
• 16:51 conclusion

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• "kalimba" by lofi satoshi
• "why i caused the accident" by amie doherty
• "water garden" by dream easy collective, aimless
• "bojack horseman's lullaby" by l. dre
• "doing the rounds" by amie doherty
• "céleste" by psalm trees, guillaume muschalle
• "the live you were living" by amie doherty
• "cold summer" by chief.
• "midnight research" by amie doherty
• "skyline" by eevee
• "caught in a weird loop" by amie doherty
• "let it go" by l. dre
• "through the glass" by amie doherty
• "pastel skies" by rook1e, tomcbumpz
• "a life without limitations" by amie doherty
• "why i caused the accident" piano cover by zach heyde
   • UNDONE: "Why I Caused the Accident" (arr. ...  

"in many ways, the work of a critic is easy. we risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. we thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. but the bitter truth we critics must face is that, in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so. but there are times when a critic truly risks something, and that is in the discovery and defense of the new. the world is often unkind to new talent, new creations. the new needs friends.” - ratatouille