Bandersnatch Five Endings

Keenan 2021-12-02 08:01:30

After changing 50 ladders, I can finally play the game TAT. I even watch Netflix on Netflix. We think there is free will, but in fact, the ending is decided by Netflix.

Oceane 2022-03-27 09:01:06

Terrible and twisty. Past seasons have presented the extreme state of current technology, but to the current audience, it is still fiction, the future, at most an early warning, but ultimately an "escape"; the protagonists of this episode are the present, us, and the small screen. The audience, it ruthlessly exposes the identity of "I" as a participant in images and technology, equating escape and engage. Movies have become games, the formal characteristics of streaming services are brought to the foreground, and the sense of immersion and out of control brought about by the act of watching movies is deprived—but entertainment is not really controlled, and the film, like games, is only a function of a certain framework. The audience creates a false sense of control, but in fact leads you to specific choices everywhere. Watching the show itself becomes living the Black Mirror. The more and more frequent marriage of video and games is a fait accompli, Netflix is ​​indeed bold, but I am conservative, I watch movies to immerse and lose control, after making the choice of watching/not watching, I need to sit back, not Tap the touchpad before reaching the screen every two minutes. In addition, it may be a problem of engineering quantity, and individual lines are obviously lazy.