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Someone Made A TV That Lets You Taste Food — Seriously
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Homei Miyashita, a professor at Japan’s Meiji University, has created a debatably wonderful device called “Taste The TV” that lets users lick the screen and actually taste whatever food item is being shown on it. Miyashita is no stranger to the world of strange gadgets, and his home country is a whole universe of weird products as well.
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Netflix’s strange sci-fi story Bigbug turns a robot uprising into French farce
Sometimes, the best way to depict huge, earth-shattering events is to severely restrict the point of view. It’s cheaper to make a Shaun of the Dead than a World War Z, but narrowing the focus also recasts high-concept problems on a human scale, with human stakes. What filmmakers lose in spectacle by keeping the story small, they make up for in drama. Maybe that’s why Netflix’s Bigbug, Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s French sci-fi comedy about a robot uprising, never leaves the confines of one suburban house. (Or maybe it was just a cheap way to make a film, especially during a pandemic.) Bigbug’s characters aren’t trying to overthrow their robot overlords. They’re just trying to get outside.
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