Black Mirror, Charlie Brooker and Callister
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Black Mirror stepped things up a gear with USS Callister. The anthology series, once a humble Channel 4 production, had recently been purchased by free-spending Netflix chiefs. This big budget season ...
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Black Mirror season 7 feels like a return to the show's unsettling roots, with each episode focusing on different facets of how Artificial Intelligence can disrupt society -- it sort of is, already.
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With three of the seven episodes centred around a love story, however, it's episode five, Eulogy, which has been the standout, quietly devastating viewers on the day of its release.
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Paul Giamatti and Charlie Brooker explore the pain of grief and the future of AI in a haunting 'Black Mirror' episode about death and memory.
Brooker says the project, tentatively titled Banderstruck, is one he "might still revisit" in "some way," with the story (which he won't divulge) taking place in "a slightly different era" than the 1980s or 1990s era of gaming.
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IGN Middle East on MSNHow Black Mirror Evolved From A Nihilistic Sci-Fi Show To Hopeful Fantasy Series All Thanks To AISince Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror debuted in 2011, it has presented a nigh-on nihilistic view of technology. Heck, it’s right there in the name, explaining the darkness of how what we’re watching on the TV screen reflects back onto our real world.
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Irish Star on MSNBlack Mirror Hotel Reverie ending explained as Charlie Brooker sheds light on final sceneDecoding the end of Black Mirror Hotel Reverie. In this episode, Hotel Reverie takes us behind the scenes of the struggling Keyworth Pictures studio, which seeks revival by revamp
Creator Charlie Brooker explains season 7’s unsettling inspirations and endings, including the show’s first sequel ‘USS Callister: Into Infinity.’
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From the twisted mind of Charlie Brooker, Netflix's Black Mirror has an eerie and uncanny knack at predicting the future – which is not necessarily a good thing, considering the series’ ongoing dystopian undercurrent.