The setting of the first episode is still very high-energy, and it becomes gay in seconds... Compared with the previous episodes of Black Mirror, the pace is much slower... The plot is a bit watery, not deep, and the ending is sloppy... The two Asians in the game are lame English is a bit of a drama, and the heroine is a bit ugly...
The second episode has finally returned to the previous level. It is very real and ironic... Social companies have been able to use existing technology to do things that the police can't do, and even rely on them to assist in the investigation. The funny thing is that not only The people in the company and the police, even the male protagonist himself, can only rely on social software to get the latest news of the police, so it means that everyone is led by this social software, just like us in reality...
When everyone is analyzing conspiracy theories about the motives of the kidnappers, all the male protagonist wants is to complain about his dissatisfaction to the initiator of the accident, that's all...
Social software or mobile phones have indeed already kidnapped our lives, making us addicted to the virtual world and unable to extricate ourselves, while ignoring the legal norms in the real world, thus causing tragedy...
The male protagonist in the film always lives in his own world, and there is no object to confide in his grief. The boss of the social software company should be the culprit he hates, but he can't pass his fault to others. To vent the grief, anger and dissatisfaction in my heart. When the two communicated, I always felt that maybe things could turn around, but after all, I was too naive. Even if the boss really wanted to persuade the male protagonist not to commit suicide, so what? He did such an outrageous behavior. I can't look back. In the end, the male protagonist was killed. The boss just sighed and continued his meditation. Everyone's life returned to peace. For more people, it was just another news event that was forgotten in a blink of an eye. Ah, the world is so cold...
To be honest, the third episode is not quite like the usual way of Black Mirror, there is no depth, and finally there is a happy ending. I can only watch it as a comedy.
The electronic idol of holographic projection has already appeared in this era, and Hatsune Miku is a typical example~ As long as the technology can be realized, the plot in the film may really be staged in reality. For profit, there are always people who are willing to sell their conscience...
In addition, the casting is really amazing. The heroine Miley Cyrus's own experience is much more rambunctious than in the film. It's perfect for her to play such a role...
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