Furthermore, the premise is boring as it was already used in other media like Ready Player One and Sword Art Online. Striking Vipers is a blatant rip off of the film Brokeback Mountain, the only difference is that the episode is science fiction, and the men were African Americans.Furthermore, it feels completely inferior to the other Black Mirror seasons. Season 5 is considered the weakest season in the show and had only three episodes.(However, the cinematography, sets and acting were still good). Some mediocre episodes like The Waldo Moment, Playtest (depending on your view), S hut up and Dance (depending on your view), the aforementioned Men Against Fire, Crocodile, Arkangel, Black Museum, and the entire fifth season: Striking Vipers, Smithereens and Rachel, Jack and Ashley too.
The early episodes have quite a low emphasis on technology.The episode Men Against Fire had a predictable plot twist.Many great episodes, like the National Anthem, Fifteen Million Merits, The Entire History of You, Be Right Back, White Bear, White Christmas, Hated in the Nation, San Junipero, Nosedive, USS Callister, Metalhead and Hang the DJ.The creators also responded to criticism positively, one person mocked the show by saying "Next on Black Mirror, what if phones, but too much?", which evolved into the twist in Playtest and a fictional Internet article in Hated in the Nation.The way it's filmed can also be inventive: in "Nosedive" it's all in pastel colours, and in "Metalhead" it's entirely black and white.There's even a film called Black Mirror: Bandersnatch which is a "choose your own adventure" movie, a unique take on the movie medium.Despite being science fiction, some episodes can really happen in real life, such as the episode "Shut Up and Dance".Amazing acting, sets, and cinematography.Genre fluidity: the show experiments with different genres such as horror ( Playtest), military science-fiction ( Men Against Fire), political drama ( The Waldo Moment) and romantic comedy ( Hang the DJ), meaning there's something for everyone.The episodes are standalone, meaning you can watch them in any order you like.Each episode deals with technology and how it affects society.
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