Synopsis
Hated in the Nation
In near-future London, police detective Karin Parke, and her tech-savvy sidekick Blue, investigate a string of mysterious deaths with a sinister link to social media.
2016 Directed by James Hawes
In near-future London, police detective Karin Parke, and her tech-savvy sidekick Blue, investigate a string of mysterious deaths with a sinister link to social media.
we all know that if there was a hashtag-based death poll, Logan Paul would be the FIRST one to get 360no-scoped
if there’s one thing i got from this it’s that we gotta beehave and be responsible of how we use social media
Easily the best Black Mirror episode, yet somehow the most underrated. I’m surprised that a lot of people put it at the bottom of their rankings.
Perfectly executed, brilliant writing and powerful performances of everyone involved. This episode could easily shine on its own and become an actual film.
Don’t really understand why people complain it’s too long. It could be a feature lenght film yes, but it keeps you at the edge of your seat the whole time and it doesn’t have any of those boring, long and sometimes unecessary filler scenes that don’t bring anything to the story. It catches you right away without doing a long introductory of the characters, their lives and their past like it…
"Okay okay.. the government's a c^nt... we knew that already" -Karin, spitting some Irish truth.
- Black Mirror Experiences Ranked: boxd.it/33iTM
I don't like bees... but I like this.
This is horrifying. Hated in the Nation is a great futuristic crime procedural with a simple premise and elevated execution. I love the sci-fi horror elements and the message about online hate is pretty much nailed. Big fan but I think about 15 minutes could've been cut. Kelly MacDonald is the fucking best!
Still waiting for people to finally start appreciating Kelly Macdonald for the great and versatile actress she is!!