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REVIEW: Psycho-Pass episodes 1 - 11 streaming

I'm confused by the part in the review where it basically says certain parks are dark so it's hard to see stuff...what?... lol! I've never had such an issue O.o! What media player are you using O.O. Anyways great review and the show is awesome!

Really, really dark visuals for a lot of the show makes it hard to see,

Clearly it measures things like stress and the like, not the actual probability of committing a crime.

. I don't know whats more ridiculous that they approved the system or that someone does nothing about it.

This show has the most ridiculous premise, its like a poor man's minority report. But the sad thing is the psychic aspect of minority is more plausible or palatable than this coefficient nonsense. I don't know whats more ridiculous that they approved the system or that someone does nothing about it. Clearly it measures things like stress and the like, not the actual probability of committing a crime. I mean I almost stopped watching after a rape victim was considered extermination worthy. Clearly the main character is a criminal waiting to happen, and a kid being judged a latent criminal at 5. Oh and then the villain is magically immune, oops we can't do anything.

Also the fact that Amano did the character style was a bad choice, her style is suited to shonen/battle style manga like reborn, not something dark. Hell main female character is basically haru, which does not instill confidence.

Seriously people are better watching something like Minority report, or even Zettai Karen children over this.

So I am the guy, who points out that the piece of music, which is featured in episodes 7, 8 and 10, is the 4th movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, also known as "Ode to Joy", not "Rule, Britannia!"

---gets a little too infatuated with its own philosophizing at times.

So I am the guy, who points out that the piece of music, which is featured in episodes 7, 8 and 10, is the 4th movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, also known as "Ode to Joy", not "Rule, Britannia!".

I think this is not the problem of the show as it is a problem of Funimation streaming.I could barely see what was going on in episode 10 so I checked out fansubs and I saw everything clearly.

To avoid glare, I use the extremely novel technique of drawing the curtains. Amazing how we now have pillows that double as plushies - truly a wonderful idea if there ever was one - and yet segments of the human race still allow themselves to be affected by something so easily prevented as glare.

Viewers should be warned of scenes in episode eleven given the recent tragedy in Connecticut.