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Directed by David Slade18
S7 • E4 10 abr 2025 46min7.17.2
En una Londres de un futuro cercano, un excéntrico sospechoso de asesinato está vinculado a un insólito videojuego de los noventa... donde hay una sociedad de seres digitales.
Where to Watch Black Mirror - S7 • E4
- Scott Phelps14 de abril de 2025A welcomed redemption episode following a less than impressive feeling of "fall-flat" twists from the beginning episodes of Season 7, this episode definitely captured the Black Mirror quintessence. Although shorter in both duration and character/world presence, this episode (with direct links to Bandersnatch - a fantastic interactive film) truly feels "Black Mirror" in it's use of technology as it's own character within the story. Capaldi delivers on a top tier acting front - as always, complemented by his character's younger self, played by Lewis Gribben; fantastic. ***Spoiler*** The conceptual use of software to bring about sentiment artificial life, growing and expanding until it intertwines with reality in a "hive-mind" like state is fantasticly told in this episode. It engages the audience to fully believe that evolution of software is a marvel to enjoy, bonding us with the "Thronglets" to such levels that Cameron's violent outburst over their digital massacre felt almost justifiable. There were few "gimmicks" here of absurdity and "techno jargon" vocabulary and a brilliant (albeit short and obvious in the moment) end twist - though it's linear narrative throughout thankfully doesn't make it feel as if they've created something farfetched for this twist just to create shock value - which is very appreciated. Leaving the episode perfectly in a null state of emotion about what's happened outside of just our known cast delivers that classic "Black Mirror" feeling we've grown to love.
- gradientorange14 de abril de 2025i wasn’t quite sure where this one was going but then it got super good. it also made me realize that every episode this season has been a sequel and i love that. more of that! and also, that was the most accurate depiction of a bad trip i’ve ever seen in media. i was blown away by how accurate it was
