I don't really want to comment too much on the first episode. In reality, human nature issues, derailment, etc. will still exist with technology, all the same.
In the second episode, I actually felt that Black Mirror had a human touch. I used to watch Black Mirror and felt very out there. I couldn't love the sci-fi genre. After watching the first few episodes, it was indeed mind-blowing. It was very novel, but I couldn't say I liked it. At that time, I always thought that the screenwriter should be the kind of dark and twisted heart. After watching this episode, I think he should be kind, haha.
The second season really tells a good story, ups and downs, short and concise, the plot is complete, the suspense is in place, and the character creation is also very good. .
I was always troubled by the fact that everyone looked down at their phones. At the beginning, when Chris listened to buzzing in the restaurant, I thought he might be mentally (physically) vulnerable and reacted a lot to small sounds. But I can empathize, and I think a lot of people can empathize, because phones are part of us, and everyone has that experience.
In fact, I don't like playing with mobile phones very much, mainly because I feel that there is nothing in my mobile phone, except chat, text messages, and emails. My ins, circle of friends, and fb are all closed, because it is a waste of time, as in the video, it is addictive, and the software developers are designed to make customers addicted. Lately, I think Youtube is boring and I'm thinking about quitting, but Youtube is still useful.
For example, every time I'm on the subway, I look at other people, and everyone is looking down at their phones. I feel powerless about this phenomenon. Because it can't be said that this is not good, who can say that playing with mobile phones is "bad", after all, it is to kill time, maybe for work and so on. And even if you don't have a mobile phone, you can't chat with strangers. So I am powerless and sad.
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One of the small details is that when Chris was telling the truth to Bill, the psychiatrist instructed how to talk to Chris, first saying "I hear you" and then "I understand you", after Chris listened to it and said "Can you be like a Talk like a person", haha really hit the psychiatrist countless times. I also experienced this kind of irritability when I practiced giving psychological guidance to others.
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Many details are handled very well. For example, the middle-aged mother asked Chris why he didn't tell his story. Chris said that he had to wait for the right time. He is indeed highly intelligent, because he would say to "useful" people, such as Find the CEO, not in a talking group, talk to "others" and don't take care of others who are of no use to her.
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The last few scenes, like someone looking at their phone in the car, still makes sense.
One of the texts I recently learned from a French textbook talked about the use of cell phones by drivers. I think if there is a take home mmessage, it must be driving without looking at the phone, or the relatives will cry.
Mobile phones and high technology are tools, depending on how people use them, tools can be useful or used to do bad things. Please be responsible for your actions as a person and use them well.
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