Reviews for Black Mirror

Daniel Kaluuya + a white girl = allegory for Society™

A cool concept and a decent episode but Daniel Kaluuya really carried it with his incredible acting. The endings of all the episodes I've seen too have all been amazing.

no way its simon cowell

Tfw your crush gets forced to join a porn site ☹️

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It's incredible how this episode marked me back then bc i still remember every single part of it!

these scenarios are starting to get more interesting but there's a certain cartoonish level to this episode that i feel takes from the overall social commentary

the scariest part is that it’s accurate

is that supposed to be simon cowell

i’d watch daniel kaluuya talking for 30 minutes two times a week

It’s Daniel Kaluuya’s world and we are just living in it.

The sad thing is that I would probably do the same thing.

a bleak, sad life that is so unfortunately relatable

what an amazing episode it was a really great and accurate critic to society nowadays, people will do anything to feel they have power, even those that at first are against the system. it was a real shame when Bing change his ideals, i really hoped he could change soemthing. i loved too much Danie

thats one hell of a monologue.... thats the best acting ive ever fucking seen

I am so glad Daniel is getting the recognition he deserves, he invented acting. I can’t believe I waited until now to finally give Black Mirror a chance. Honestly believe this would be America if Meta was in charge

daniel kaluuya i hope your back is ok from carrying this episode

Simp

I don't love this episode like some, mainly because the concept isn't particularly fleshed out in my opinion. But it's a solid watch, and Daniel Kaluuya is phenomenal.

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