2013-06-12 I
like the UK more and more. In an island nation with a small population and terrible weather and food, traditionally conservative people can often come up with particularly good subjects. The stories in the "Black Mirror" series are more bizarre than the other, and the stories described in this "Perfect Sense" have never been shown in the film.
After a burst of crying, a binge of eating, a rage, and even after a moment without warning, most humans lose their sense of smell, taste, hearing, and vision. It seems that in this universe, humans are just relatively advanced robots, and there is a power that can control our lives at will. In the torment of gradual strengthening, brushing leaves over the face to feel the breath, and getting close to the horn to feel the vibration of the sound, human beings have always been trying to cope with this change. A fallen bicycle. These actions feel warm, but also full of optimism and strength. The hero and heroine are lucky. Before losing their sight, the last world they saw was their lover, and they could hug each other when darkness came.
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