It is widely praised as a divine drama because of its novel selection of materials, sharp viewpoints, and short and concise. It is probably because the screenwriter Charlie Brook was once a journalist. The cynical black humor in his language style penetrates directly into the lines and affects the whole. The style of the play. And his career as a journalist has made him extremely sensitive to topics and concepts that the public cares about most. For example, the topics discussed in previous episodes of "Black Mirror" include whether the private lives of public figures should be monitored by the public. , Whether social networks have drawn closer or alienated interpersonal relationships in real life, etc. The equal emphasis on depth and entertainment is probably also an indispensable factor in creating the drama.
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2021-12-27 08:01
Extended Reading
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Rozella 2021-12-27 08:01:45
One minute and one thousand years, this punishment is a bit overwhelming. How do you look at the male second is very miserable, being so infatuated by the cuckold, I go to visit and give gifts every year. What's more, his girlfriend's father is not a good person, right? He just talked about it when he came to the door. What do you mean by taking a knife? This family is also interesting. If you cheat, you can admit it. There is no explanation for directly shielding it. It also means destroying all the letters.
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Joanie 2022-04-02 09:01:05
Christmas Eve to see this really suitable (not). It has to be said that Black Mirror is still Black Mirror, which makes people chill. The part about Chaplin's granddaughter is a bit redundant, but without this part, it is impossible for people to understand the subsequent development. more terrifying? It's all scary. All in all, it's still a great special.
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Harry: Ultimately the only thing you're worried about is the transition from one state to another, and that can't hurt you because it's it's just a state change.
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Matt: It wasn't really real, so it wasn't really barbaric.
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Matt: She's only made of code, she's not real. Fuck her!