"Calister":
7/10
The brain hole is a good setting, and the plot of the sub-supply. It's actually HE again.
"Archangel":
7/10
Mother's love is over after all. But you don't have to be so filial, sister.
"Crocodile":
7.5/10
I feel that it will be better as a suspense drama, and the acting skills are really bursting.
"DJ Down":
8.5/10
It is rare to think about something as abstract as love into technology. In fact, I have also thought about it countless times. Does this extremely abstract and incomprehensible thing really have countless causes and effects, or is God joking with you? (If you have software, be sure to give me a set, thank you?)
"Iron Head":
8/10
The classic wasteland doomsday setting, when I saw this, I thought of the same despair in many, many works. In addition to survival in the apocalypse, there are some things that human beings have never given up their pursuit of. It's love.
The Black Museum:
8.5/10
It's totally possible to make a movie. It's a bit similar to the Christmas special, although the stories are forcibly related, but it's really enjoyable. Re-reading the beginning is really full of details. Scientists are really "whoring prostitutes at public expense". "Those fools can't even tell the symptoms." It is indeed a pain point for doctors now.
Black Mirror is still Black Mirror, eternal despair.
Trapped in the game and never see the light of day, the overflow of maternal love misled by technology, the evidence of killing that can never be remedied, having to be separated from the lover, the future destroyed by human beings themselves, the evil of human nature that technology helps to escape the law.
We aspire to do what we can't, and that's called development. But development is always accompanied by destruction.
The "Black Mirror" series has been thinking about what the future human beings will become. From the small to the charging method of the car, to the big
Technology trends, legal loopholes, moral concepts, love between men and women, family relationships.
It is the mirror that human beings have to look in on the way forward.
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