Black Mirror is indeed a movie with a different style, and it even makes people feel that it is not a movie, but a strange work in a performance art display. If a painting is a two-dimensional work, a 3D movie itself is a multi-dimensional work of art. Similarly, if the linear narrative of a story is taken as a dimension, this work is nothing more than the embodiment of a three-dimensional and multi-dimensional narrative style. And instead of relying solely on the time-space-disordered editing technology of film montage, the story itself is an extremely open three-dimensional narrative space. Each line influences each other, and it even makes people feel that life is also the presentation of this three-dimensional destiny, with cause and effect coexisting with absurdity. Everything seems to point to a single result, namely fatalism, but in reality it is a complex three-dimensional ending. Each ending seems to be separate and parallel, but it has the same root and complements each other.
Humans rely on their evolved brains and various sensory organs to face this objective multi-dimensional world. They can only see three-dimensional, somatosensory time, physical quality, temperature, chemical breath, etc. The two add up to a seven-dimensional world. about. And beyond such perception dimensions, or the transcendent perception and visual understanding formed from the perspective of God, can only be truly appreciated after people become gods. For us, that perception is bound to be a very abstract and incomprehensible thing, but it is also the true face of the world we live in. So, fish don't know what water is until they get out of the water.
This is what Black Mirror brought me, because this film is an infinitely open and ultra-limited multi-dimensional story structure. One character, scattered slices showing multiple story clues, showing the game world, the real world, the in-play drama, stream-of-consciousness mapping, bizarre plots, reversal plots, fantasy colors, absurd colors, time and space spanning... etc. The nonlinear changes of non-exhaustive multi-narrative plots make people feel an abnormal movie viewing experience, or Watch the impact.
Obscure films inevitably lead to even more obscure film reviews, and now, even I myself may not be able to express it.
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