I did choose that firstSounds like PAC Man type response
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (Official Thread)
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I did choose that first
I'm gonna try and finish this, been doing like 15-20 minute spurts...died twice so far...saw
Colin jump outta the balcony and kill himself
So this is what they are doing out there in the UK, fukking pigs 
Dude got himself a PAWG then gets her snatched by peer pressure
Dude got himself a PAWG then gets her snatched by peer pressure
The movie wasn't good. Felt more like a demo or something that should have been presented as a visual short.
I give props to Netflix for continuing to innovate their lane tho.
The Tell Tale Games and joints like Heavy Rain do this better as they give the viewer real options... Where as with this, it felt like a loop with the main character just waking up if you picked the option that you "weren't" supposed to pick.
Cool concept, sub-par execution, but that's how it is when you're the first to do something in most cases
Funny thing about this is you sound exactly like the review guy in the movie.
The best moments of this were really good.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
storyteller
Superstar
Bandersnatch was fire for as long as I could stay inside of the meta-concepts and as far as that goes I think it's a home run. But that really wasn't effective after the first run for me. It was dope as I followed Stefan through his realization that his choices were an illusion and then after a couple of dead ends, I started to feel that same concern. Like I was on some "how much is this narrative pushing me in one direction...what happens if I choose the opposite...I guess I HAVE to make the other choice to see more" into a straight up rabbit hole.
But that sort of realization and the way it shaped the experience was gone when I jumped back in for a second lap from the beginning. Once you're pulled outta that meta-mindset, it starts to feel flat and less rewarding imo.
All in all; dope concept and a cool way to incorporate interactivity into the story in a way that gave me the same disorienting and dystopian feelings of some of the best episodes. But it falls from being one of those better ones because those impacts faded a lot more quickly here and while I can rewatch those episodes and get lost in them again; I feel like the branching paths take away from recapturing the vibe on multiple viewings.
But that sort of realization and the way it shaped the experience was gone when I jumped back in for a second lap from the beginning. Once you're pulled outta that meta-mindset, it starts to feel flat and less rewarding imo.
All in all; dope concept and a cool way to incorporate interactivity into the story in a way that gave me the same disorienting and dystopian feelings of some of the best episodes. But it falls from being one of those better ones because those impacts faded a lot more quickly here and while I can rewatch those episodes and get lost in them again; I feel like the branching paths take away from recapturing the vibe on multiple viewings.
anyone type the phone number in correctly after he kills his dad?
I got it wrong and the dog found the body
I eventually got to all the endings so the real credits started so I'm wondering which ending goes with the correct phone number
I got it wrong and the dog found the body
I eventually got to all the endings so the real credits started so I'm wondering which ending goes with the correct phone number
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
he talks to the receptionist and accuse his therapist of being part of pac and tells her secretary he is going to kill her and then the cops come
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
man a stranger things or daredevil episode with this template would be incredible
the dream deferred
the dream deferred
R.E.N. Spells Ren
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Y'all really eating this gimmicky shyt up huh?
Bandersnatch was trash imo
Bandersnatch was trash imo
