afrocentricity
Part of first caf team to complete Destiny raid
- Joined
- May 12, 2005
- Messages
- 27,138
My thoughts exactly, it's too obvious and too early in the season....
Right. Forgot about that hahaDidn't Shayla interact with that girl from Fsociety?
Ya, I think episodes that are more focused on character development than plot movement are usually worse. I can usually accept 1-2 episodes like these in every season but it gets to be too much if there are more.I liked the first couple of episodes a lot, I thought the most recent one was terrible.
I think he's still the same as Elliot. Have they both spoken to other characters in the same scene? Unless I'm mistaken, it's only 1 person talking at a given point. But this week has certainly confused me as to whether he exists or not.Ok, theres no way Mr Robot isnt real haha. But saying that, the way its done, im still not sure. Which is probably a good thing as it seems to change every week (or a few times during an episode).
But that was a really intense episode. My fav episode so far.
Yeah. Loving the music. Really enjoying the show.This show is fantastic.
I love the soundtrack too, it's really cool.
Aye, but they are also going for the "Delete all credit card debt" angle too, as Fight Club did. You can't steal two ideas, that's just gay, says so in the Bible.It's been fantastic so far. It seems like having Mr Robot be a split personality of Elliot is a bit too obvious, but I'd be ok with it really. The way the show is playing it is like it's leaving it open to keep us guessing but without necessarily playing it off as some "big reveal", just something that was kinda obvious that we all knew would happen.
Just because Flight Club basically popularized the whole "split personality" ending it doesn't mean that no other show is ever allowed to go down the route. I'm not the biggest fan of twists done for the sake of being a twist, the writing/story telling is what matters. They've set it up from the start that he might not be real so as long as the standard of the show doesn't drop then I'm not really arsed if it was "too obvious" because well... they're intending it to be that way.
So is shyla bi?
It's not that they're squeaky clean, it's that they, like Fox, NBC etc. are a public American network and as such have to cater to advertisers. Generally the rule on public networks is violence is fine, but no cursing, drugs or titties (Hannibal being a prime example, TV-14 my arse). If anything it's a quite ballsy show in that regard.Good show. From the start I felt it had sort of a Fight Club feel to it, and it's pretty apparent Mr Robot isn't actually real. Some scenes have made me unsure about this, like when some people seem to be responding to him, but it can be explained by either people not actually responding, or Elliot imagining Mr Robot saying things he actually says. There are just too many scenes where people completely ignore Mr Robot for it just to be misdirection. Actually, at this point I think it being misdirection would be worse writing than making it too obvious, as it would just feel arbitrary ("ha ha I was just joking").
I agree with @Cina about the censoring being somewhat off putting. I don't really know a lot about this network, but from what I can hear they're sort of "squeaky clean". Perhaps we should take it as a good sign that they aren't compromising the writing itself by censoring the script. I think it honestly might bother me more if they just had the hardcore gangbanger say "heck" instead of "feck". And for a "family friendly" network it's pretty ballsy to have a show where some guy beats up a bum, has gay sex and then ties up his pregnant wife for a fun bit of bondage.
After the last episode, it turns out it doesn't matter.