When Double Eleven arrives, God has given an unprecedented sunny day. However, in the circle of friends, everyone seems to have little interest in this long-lost autumn sun. Alibaba employees are posting photos of the company's brightly lit lights, and the hand-picking party is posting a page where zero-point payment is paralyzed. Couples rarely show their affection. Just as I was about to spend some of the enthusiasm I had accumulated during the cold days in online shopping, the items in the shopping cart showed that they were out of stock. Given the circumstances, it's hard not to feel an immersive realism about the tech-heterotopia of Black Mirror's third season. In the first episode, in order to live in a high-end community, the heroine tried her best to improve her social score in the virtual community. While holding her mobile phone, she tried to please everyone oncoming. She laughed until her face froze, but her score plummeted. He was turned away by the airline, failed to refuel the rental car, was abandoned in the middle of the ride, jumped over the wall and fell into the quagmire, broke into the wedding scene of his childhood girlfriend, and made a scene in the senior social circle. The strange thing is that we watched her go all the way, and finally wear a dress full of muddy ideas and make a generous statement at her girlfriend's wedding, piercing her hypocrisy. So, when she was put in an empty-walled prison, I was inaccurately relieved. What is Black Mirror trying to tell us other than foretelling a bad future? It's not meant to make us feel sympathetic to the plight of our protagonist, humanity itself, or to summon a hero who is abandoned by the world while declaring war on the world. The future world it paints for us lacks body temperature, and itself is cold. However, after going through the ups and downs of world politics in recent weeks, I believe that the audience has developed a knack for not being surprised by all kinds of poisons. The world is dark enough, and people don't care if it's smeared with black on top of it. And it is the black technology that fuels the flames. In the recent popular American drama "Westworld", high technology provides a breeding ground for the evil of human nature. How effective are these two shows? Anyway, after watching these two dramas, several people said to me: I no longer wish to live a long and healthy life and see the future. The world will be good? Black Mirror and Westworld answered in unison: No. But The Dreyers quietly give us sunshine and comfort. The story takes place in 1935. Due to poverty, dissatisfaction with the education of her youngest son, and even more tired of the gloomy weather in England, Mrs. Dreyer moved from Bournemouth to Corfu, Greece with her four uneasy children. Island inhabited. On this exotic and picturesque island with a language barrier, the romantic laws that the Dreyer family had expected were shattered one by one, and then they were embarrassed again. day by day rebuilding romance bit by bit. The work of the eldest son, who is obsessed with writing, was successfully published. The second son, who was keen on hunting, also grew up clumsily. The beautiful and silly daughter found a job and friends. The younger son, who was curious about all animals, built his own animal paradise. , The most romantic thing is that Mrs. Dreyer, a single mother, also gained a love affair with a handsome Swedish guy. The Durrells is an adaptation of Gerald Durrell's autobiographical work The Greek Trilogy. In 2005, the BBC made a version of the film "My Family and Other Animals" that was very faithful to the original. Compared with the film in 2005, the "Dreyer Family" adapted by ITV in 2016 has a comprehensive upgrade in the protagonist's appearance, and the tone is brighter and softer. The original book and the 2005 version use animals as heavy-weight characters, while "The Dreyer Family" uses "people" as the real protagonist, weaving a complete story line for everyone in the family of five. Corfu has no electricity, no radio, and only a faint connection with the outside world. Different from the over-ripe civilization in Europe, people on Corfu are closer to nature, and the Dreyer family is "less and less like the British", allowing them to get rid of red tape and stretch their nature freely. Here, everyone is cute, and the most charismatic is the strong and gentle mother. Mrs. Dreyer, who lost her husband at an early age, is tireless, never despairing, and spends all her strength to take care of a home so that every child can have his own place. This is a woman who has no money and still wants to maintain a decent and interesting life. After watching the first season, I am afraid that no one is not attracted by her bright lipstick that is still embarrassed, and is not at ease with her Morandi-colored dress. . In particular, when people who are still single in British and American dramas and "Singles' Day" are no longer interested in falling in love, Mrs. Dreyer, who is not young, falls in love like a girl. This scene uses the countess in the drama to Mary In Ge's evaluation, it was "like a breath of fresh air". But wait a minute, just as I was about to marvel at the freshness and unpretentiousness of The Dreyers, the end of the first season told us that the handsome Swedish guy Mrs Dreyer is marrying is actually a gay, Mrs Dreyer Sadly and rationally, I ended this unwise relationship in time before marriage. The film and television works have developed to this day, the audience has experienced hundreds of battles, and homosexuality has long been unable to bear any unexpected plot conflicts, but the British drama "The Dreyer Family" is still obsessed with paving the way for such a bloody plot for Mrs. Dreyer. Some people don't understand. The original wedding turned into a joyous party, and life quickly returned to the surface of calm and joy, but I feel that behind a pile of colored paper tapes, the handsome Swedish guy pulled his hand calmly.
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