Official ‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 Thread | Netflix

[beenz]

episode 2 was also dope. cool concept. but it wrapped up too quickly in the end IMO. I wanted them to keep the premise going actually.

 

[beenz]

issa rae is pretty clunky in her episode. clearly the worst of the 3 that I watched.

 

[Silkk]

But she didn’t. It was his fault he ain’t see the note.

Cmon man.

40 years…She couldn’t pick up the phone once?

Old hoe was too busy getting tossed up

 

[CM_Burns]

I was liking Hotel.Reverie until everything froze, it feels like overkill and too meta

 

[GoldenGlove]

I never get why people go so hard on Black Mirror seasons. To me, each episode is a creative experiment with an underlying sci-fi/technology theme

I've seen every episode over the last 3 years or so, I binged later and it's always interesting reading the ebbs and flows for the sentiment viewers have for this series.

Every episode isn't a classic, but every episode usually makes you think a lot more than most shows. I remember watching the last season and people were mad because it had too many horror elements... Like the future with where tech is heading isn't kinda scary

Glad I stopped posting in threads until after I watch every thing myself first

 

[GoldenGlove]

Which version did you guys get in Ep. 2

In my version the chick thought that Bernies was Barnies

Same, There’s different versions?

Wait what?

 

[CourtesyFlush]

I've accepted that they will never again hit the highs of White Christmas, Shut up and Dance, Black Museum, and White Bear

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

The follow up to USS Callister was the best episode they've done in years but I wasn't too fond of the ending, feels like it was written in a Reddit thread. We get it, men bad, "nice man" even worse, women rock and if they do questionable shyt it's okay because man bad and had to be stopped.

The "Captain" Nanette was not a good person and she wanted to exploit a lonely Daly for her benefit just like Walton did. "You don't deserve power that you have that I just ten seconds ago begged you to use for my own needs." Get bent bytch. They shoehorned Daly into a villain and it takes away from an otherwise pretty awesome episode. That's writing to an agenda and it will age badly down the line.

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Finished up the new season last night and overall really enjoyed it

 

[Brandeezy]

Wait what?

Black Mirror Fans Are 'Going Mad' After Seemingly Discovering Two Versions Of The Same Episode

"I believe they cooked with this."

www.pedestrian.tv

 

[Ducktales]

I never get why people go so hard on Black Mirror seasons. To me, each episode is a creative experiment with an underlying sci-fi/technology theme

I've seen every episode over the last 3 years or so, I binged later and it's always interesting reading the ebbs and flows for the sentiment viewers have for this series.

Every episode isn't a classic, but every episode usually makes you think a lot more than most shows. I remember watching the last season and people were mad because it had too many horror elements... Like the future with where tech is heading isn't kinda scary

Glad I stopped posting in threads until after I watch every thing myself first

I didn’t care for this season, but I do appreciate the originality they try to create with episodes. The common people and plaything were worth it for me

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

i enjoyed the finale

 

[Solo_87]

Just got done with ep 1



Good start

 

[NormanConnors]

Just got done with ep 1



Good start

Depressing ass episode . First two episode have been dope so far, hoping to finish all of it by this weekend.

 

[klientel]

I really liked the first 2 episodes they were classic black mirror. I also liked the concept for episode 3, but I just can’t stand Issa Rae and Awkwafina or whatever so that killed it for me…easily my least favorite episode.

Playthings was weak.

Eulogy had a great concept and kept me engaged but it felt like it went nowhere. When it ended I was like “wtf was the point of all that??”

Still haven’t seen the last episode though