All seventh “Black Mirror” episodes have been classified

Every day, it seems that the world is sliding further to the hardship of ministers, as President Donald Trump puts a population tariff. By penguins And the head of the country’s medical care and Medicaid Promotion of health care Amnesty International. In the event that you need a higher dose of orwellian in your life, though, Black mirror He finally returned to the seventh season with six completely new episodes.

((Corruption alert: This piece contains two small spoilers of the black mirror, season 7.))

In its new season, our chain of hidden chain, we must say, that the complex relationship with technology takes on the sense of artificial intelligence, subscription pricing models, lost love, pressure in secondary schools, and health care privatization. It also has a lot of procedures, romance and assistance in terrorism in the era of technology.

As with any selected chain, Black mirror He has a lot of visits, as well as its share of errors, and the 7 season is not an exception, which makes it more ideal for arrangement. Below is a WIRED classification for each episode of Black mirror Season 7.

6. “Reverie Hotel” (Episode 3)

Nadir comes for the unfortunate new season in the middle of the road, with “Readie Reverie” Casablanca. Issa Ray plays the Hollywood star, Brande, who agrees to participate in re -imagining Richie HotelOne of her favorite old films, using technology that turns the original black and white film into a virtual virtual experience of artificial intelligence in order to shoot the new version in just 90 minutes. Emma Corin plays the role of ancient Hollywood star Dorothy Chambers, who participated in the starring role in the photo. All the story’s beats aim to play the same thing as the original, but when things begin to get rid of the path, Dorothy develops awareness of its manufacture and the two begin to fall to each other.

This episode aims to the magic of “San Junipero”, but romance looks more hollow, and overcomes the hypothesis of credibility. Simply: It is not clear why anyone wants to reshape a movie in this way, and it is less clear why anyone watches it. A rear kebab for a story about sexual activity in the 1940s, the episode is beaten, as well as romance. Ray and Corin did their best to bring some sparks, but they cannot finally sell it.

5. “Ordinary people” (Episode 1)

“The General People” is a familiar type Black mirror An episode, two clear social ills related to the class and technology, then play the science fiction hypothesis to explore these issues in an increasing way. A good approach, except when he feels clear and clear, which is what the “common people” do. Chris Odod and Rashida Jones play a couple to meet their needs. When Jones ends up in a coma with a brain tumor, O’Dowd is given the opportunity to save it with an incredible new technology from RiverMind. Surgeons replaced the brain area of ​​the brain with artificial tissues, and parts of Jones’s memory and their personality in this section of the brain tissue are filtered through the cloud. With huge monthly subscription fees, of course.

O’Down and Jones are excellent and affect the episode, as is the case with Tracee Elis Ross as an uncontrolled delegate to RiverMind. The problem is that the moment the monthly participation idea is presented, it is immediately clear where the story is heading. The existential dilemma of linking your life to the whims of the subscription service is annoying and hit near the house. But when the message is clear in the first five minutes, sitting during the next forty is not quite fun.

4. “PlayThing” (Episode 4)

It was placed in the same universe as “Bandersnatch”, which is “Plaything”, “Plaything”, “PlayThing”, Peter Kabaldy in the role of Cameron Walker, a man who was booked to kill someone who was stuffed in a bag. During his interrogation, Walker shares the story of his youth days, in the 1990s, when he was a video game critic. He gave an early examination of a kind of kind, created by Will Bolter Colin Reteman from “Bandersnatch”. It is the inspired Tamagotchi game CrowdsWhich involves the care of small digital creatures. Only, as Ritman explained, it is actually a form of digital life. When the LSD Walker trip is believed to be able to communicate with the crowds, he devotes his life obsessed to help them grow, prosper and develop. It is a fairly simple episode, which is largely listed in the memories of the past, and it is definitely heavy for the exhibition so that it is not really elegant, like the best in Black mirror. However, the hypothesis is a pleasant one, transformations and shifts in a wallet story leads to an end hell.

3. “Bête Noire” (Episode 2)

“Bête Noire” may be the most surprising episode of the seventh season. Maria, who is played by Siena Kelly, works as a chocolate researcher seems to be her life with a new business colleague. Verity, who played the role of Rosy Mcewen, went to school with Maria, although she was in very different social fields. Maria was common. Really, away from that. Indeed, she was stunned by this person from her past, and Maria begins feeling that the reality around her was slipping. People around them do not remember the things in the way you work, which leads to clear errors at work, and begins to doubt that Verity is responsible.

It is a strange link. Many of it does not feel especially Black mirrorAnd it seems that it rotates in the first half. But since the nature of what is going on is more extreme – the circles that appear variable appear, the security camera shots that have been accurate – the fun of the ring. The fluctuations and all of them lead to a completely final and fragrant final scene.

2. “Madih” (Episode 5)

“Madih” is the most influential episode of the season. Paul Giamati plays the role of the man who knows that his ex -girlfriend has died. He receives a package from the family of a woman who contains a device that allows him to enter old photographs for him, to re -display his memories as part of a memorial project. The problem is, in his anger because of their disintegration, he emptied any pictures of her face, and now he could not remember her really. Enter in the picture after the picture, follow the relationship of the relationship while he tries desperate to restore her face back. My glamors are great, as he brings gravity to the role of a man who is excreted through the facts of his life and what he did and did not understand him about the woman he loved. Also, there is a little heavy exhibition at times, “praise” is a beautiful story about unfortunately, misunderstanding and the way in which love remains in our hearts even with the fading memories.

1. “Uss Callister: Infinity” (Episode 6)

When I saw that Black mirror I was doing a complement to one of its largest and most imprisoned episodes, I was careful. To display an axium, that does not seem the best idea. I was wrong. “Uss Callister: Infinity” succeeds, first and foremost, like its predecessor, through just a wonderful fictional adventure. In the aftermath of the original “USS Callister”, Christine Miliotti Niante Cole is still leading the ship’s crew of digital cloned animals through risky worlds in a multi -game game online Infinity. The problem is that they are not real players, which means that they need to steal players from their balances inside the game to survive. But the players start noticing something, and this is due to James Walton, CEO of Calliste Inc. , Jimmi Simpson played. He and Nanette collaborate in the real world to help the game crew stay, while trying to hide the guides of illegal cloning technology.

The plot becomes clear from there, while preserving the spirit of humor in the original episode while throwing more movement and even larger transformations. Although it is not the most emotional influential episode this season, it is definitely the most entertainment, as it serves a loud meal from the time of its operation for about 90 minutes. Better, that the end only made me excited to see if they are making a third.