Synopsis
Two estranged college friends reunite in later life, triggering a series of events that could alter their lives forever.
Two estranged college friends reunite in later life, triggering a series of events that could alter their lives forever.
Vraiment dingue ! La série monte encore d'un cran ! On quitte ce simple concept de pousser une idée technologique à l extreme pour dire qu'il faut faire et on pose une ambiguïté sur une technologie dans ses qualités comme ses défauts. On voit ici un moyen métrage avec un sous texte sur la recherche d'identité sexuelle et la vie de couple et ses limites.
This is an idea I had when I was 15 playing video games with my friends.
That doesn't make it a good episode of Black Mirror LMAO
“I f*cked a polar bear and i still couldn’t get you out of my mind."
What age rating was that game? 😳
One of the more interesting premises of the show, but one that is not explored enough, especially for its longer than normal runtime.
Stupid episode, bad ending, I mean seriously what was the message here? I did get a big laugh out of the polar bear joke, but by that point I was just looking for something to like.
Word is that Season 5 is not good, and it sure has started off that way.
wouldn’t the game designers had to have programmed in the sex?
what does the sex feel like, do they feel anything at all?
WHY DID HE FUCK A BEAR??
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