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Black Mirror: Complete Series 1

Rupert Everett (Actor, Host), Daniel Kaluuya (Actor, Host), Otto Bathurst (Director, Host) Rated:

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United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 0 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), English ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Cast/Crew Interview(s), Deleted Scenes, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: Charlie Brooker, the writer of E4's Dead Set, returns with a suspenseful, satirical three-part mini-series that taps into collective unease about our modern world. The National Anthem - the least sci-fi, in that it's set very much in the present day. Inspired by news events that get whipped up in the social networks and Twitter, and everything feels like it's rattling slightly out of control... 15 Million Merits - (co-written with Konnie Huq) is set in a dystopian, sarcastic version of the future, in which everyone is compelled to live a life of physical drudgery, and the only real means of escape is by entering a kind of talent show, of a type which may seem familiar to visitors. In Memoria (written by Jesse Armstrong). You know when you have an argument, and everyone's fantasised about being able to rewind and go, 'Here's what you said earlier,' or 'Look how you embarrassed me' or what have you? Well, this is set in a world where everybody has got the ability to do that - you've got the equivalent of Sky+ for your head, so that you can rewind and replay your visual feed. SCREENED/AWARDED AT: BAFTA Awards, ...Black Mirror - Complete Series 1 ( Black Mirror - Complete First Series ) ( Black Mirror - Complete Series One )

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Actors: Rupert Everett, Daniel Kaluuya, Toby Kebbell, Rory Kinnear, Jessica Brown Findlay
Directors: Otto Bathurst
Producers: Black Mirror - Complete Series 1 ( Black Mirror - Complete First Series ) ( Black Mirror - Complete, Black Mirror - Complete Series 1, Black Mirror - Complete First Series, Black Mirror - Complete Series One
Format: Import, PAL, Widescreen
Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Subtitles: English
Region: Region 2 (Read more about DVD formats.)
Number of discs: 1
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Studio: StudioCanal
Run Time: 153.00 minutes
Average Customer Review: 2.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (41 customer reviews)
ASIN: B008M0P9I8
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #71,208 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
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watch backwards?

ByFrosty Cold OneTOP 1000 REVIEWERon February 10, 2015

Format: DVD

The Brits have some appallingly short TV seasons, but when they go ahead with something worth doing, they do it properly.

Like a couple of other reviewers who have posted here, I checked this out after hearing a glowing review of Black Mirror on the radio program Studio 360 (Public Radio International). Unlike those viewers who shot it down with 1-star ratings (after watching only the first episode), I found this to be very worthwhile. Perhaps I hold a favorable opinion because I skipped ahead of the "sex with a pig" episode (ep.1, "The National Anthem") and instead started with ep.3, watching the season in reverse chronological order (viewing order doesn't matter, as the episodes are unconnected). I'd recommend this approach if you are feeling unease about getting thru The National Anthem.

I found ep.3, "The Entire History of You," to be insightful and beyond reproach, as well as a fair assessment of what the future holds. If you are a science fiction enthusiast, it hits all the right notes.
I'm not sure that I would call this serial "dark," as others are so fond of proclaiming (have they been out of the house lately?) Rather, it is a wary premonition of technology's downside; we have already seen the first indications of privacy becoming a commodity, and a reasoning mind can conclude that this is only the tip of an iceberg. 💣

PROs
✔ the acting is quite respectable
✔ the special effects are nothing to sneeze at
✔ the stories are daring and thought-provoking

CONs
✘ the price is criminal for a set with only 3 episodes

Bravo, off to Series 2 I go.
UPDATE: After watching Series 2 and then Black Mirror White Christmas, I feel confident in stating that Black Mirror is a show that improves with each season. If you are hesitant about starting the serial due to negative comments re: "The National Anthem," then why not start with the best first? Specifically, "White Christmas," followed by Series 2, and finally Series 1; remember, there is no overarching story arc, so the order in which you watch Black Mirror episodes matters not.

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Thought provoking social science fiction

ByJ. D. Abolinson March 24, 2013

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I liked the series overall. The second episode was not as good as the first and the third espisodes. These "outer" episodes touched upon interesting issues about the networked world and the persistence of information. By the way, they have some "mature" issues which are crucial for the plots. I am looking forward to the getting the second series when it is available on DVD.

Technical note: The DVD is region-free but is in the PAL format. If your television or DVD player doesn't support PAL, the DVD won't be watchable. But it works fine view on a computer. No problems at all.

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Smart, dark, and well-plotted television.

ByS. Craig Zahler (Crime, Western, Sci-Fi Author)on November 17, 2013

Format: DVD

This is a smart, dark and well-plotted anthology show, two episodes of which have a sociological science fictional angle. The premise of each story is engaging and the production values are quite high and the acting is generally good, though a bit histrionic at times, especially in the second episode, which is the weakest of the three. Overall, a pretty unsettling and creative triptych of independent/stand alone stories. All three episodes will stay with you and detail a morally ambiguous situation that is compelling.
Worth seeking out for fans of The Twilight Zone, Ghost in the Shell, The Hammer House of Horror, Ted Chiang's fiction. I'm not sure if there's been an anthology show as good as this since The Hammer House of Horror (which had some duds, but also some incredibly disturbing stuff), and I look forward to season 2. This should be properly released in the US on blu ray.

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Wickedly subversive!

BySean Anderson March 30, 2014

Format: DVD

This show takes present and possible future technology concepts and creates scenarios that I feel could one day happen. The audience is then faced with moral dilemmas vicariously through the shows alternating main characters. The writing is absolutely brilliant, and I do not use that term lightly. Definitely a must see for fans of Twilight Zone, X-Files, and also authors likes Philip K. Dick and Borges.

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Season 1 is smart and well done. Season 2 is even better

ByKGon October 3, 2015

Format: DVD

While I wasn’t quite as blown away as the professional critics -- who seemed to have all flat out loved this -- (indeed, I might have gotten a bit over-hyped – I’ll be curious to look at these again), I did appreciate just how well done these socially insightful short science fiction pieces were. Sometimes the twists were a little too obvious or familiar, or the ideas a bit heavy handed. But the writing, acting and direction were all of a very high order. 3 short films, between a half hour and an hour, all set in the quite near future, all examining our plugged in social media age. As with any collection, some stories worked better for me than others. And, as with all anthologies YMMV - what works best for me may not work best for you. But personally, my favorite two episodes were actually in season 2. “Be Right Back” is more than just clever, it’s also deeply moving, surprisingly subtle and complex in it’s examination of the nature of loss and our attempts to deal with pain. And I found “White Bear” genuinely disturbing and frightening, a great, harrowing job of capturing just what it feels like to be stuck in a nightmare.

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Black Mirror is an original and creative take on politics, media, consumerism

Byanne savageon February 27, 2014

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Each story is different, with different characters, set in a fictional present or future. The casting and acting are brilliant, and the material socially relevant in the present.

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Incredible Show!

ByTonyon January 19, 2014

Format: DVD

If you are into a serious, intellectual, and dark visions of the future. This is the show for you! This series will have you questioning your relationship with technology. :)