the_firewithin
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Ha it's weird seeing the girl from suburgatory like... Emoting and stuff
Hannibal is the nicest looking show on Tv right now.
Weird, because I noticed they bleeped "shit" in the first airing of Episode 2. Went back a few times and even turned the captions on to make sure.Wait a minute. I just have USA playing in the background right now (already watched earlier), and they let his second "fuck" slip through.
Tempted to go back and check his first one :lol
Enjoyed the second episode. Show is very good. Hard to believe it's a Network show, especially when you consider the themes featured and the language used.
Anyone else notice they changed his lastname from Rodgers to Alderson? Most likely to avoid confusion with the sick son of a bitch from the Isla Vista killings.
Or he didn't actually jump and was just a visual representation of Mr.Robot taking over. There was no splash sound...Another clue that Mr. Robot is in Elliot's head was when Robot was in front of Elliot while talking to the other hacker girl.
I guess Elliot just jumped from the railing because he was in withdrawal?
I didn't even make that connection, that's a damn good reason to change his last name.
It is. lol I like her in this role.Ha it's weird seeing the girl from suburgatory like... Emoting and stuff
We're shown Mr. Robot speaking to the rest of the hacker group but if you notice the positioning of Elliot and Robot, the hacker group could just be talking to Elliot.tbh I don't think that will be the case. Unless Elliot has some kind of split personality, I just don't see him creating fsociety, and thus far I have no reason to think that is the case. Further, we've seen Mr Robot interact with others, and we know those people are real, so that would suggest they're all real and not just in Elliot's head.
It was beach under the boardwalk, not water.Or he didn't actually jump and was just a visual representation of Mr.Robot taking over. There was no splash sound...
I didn't even make that connection, that's a damn good reason to change his last name.
Or he didn't actually jump and was just a visual representation of Mr.Robot taking over. There was no splash sound...
tbh I don't think that will be the case. Unless Elliot has some kind of split personality, I just don't see him creating fsociety, and thus far I have no reason to think that is the case. Further, we've seen Mr Robot interact with others, and we know those people are real, so that would suggest they're all real and not just in Elliot's head..
It was beach under the boardwalk, not water.
the general look of this show is more impressive to me than anything i've seen on Hannibal
best shot composition i've seen on TV in a while
there’s something undeniably electric about being jolted when you least expect it. And that’s precisely what made the arrival of Mr. Robot feel so revolutionary last week. Though by no means unpromoted — billboards were visible in Manhattan for weeks; the pilot was posted on Facebook in May — the USA drama nevertheless sneaked into most people’s lives like a thief. It went from something seemingly forgettable — an unheralded cyberthriller burdened with a dopey title and marooned on an unlikely network — to unmissable in a matter of hours. The morning after its premiere, mentions of the show began to metastasize on my social media feeds like a virus. The avalanche of messages I received over the past week weren’t so much laudatory as they were bewildered: Have you seen this? Is it really that good? When is this thing on? TV viewers are used to dipping a toe into a warm, comfortable bath of curated discovery: The arrival of Mr. Robot, by contrast, was like being splashed with a bucket of cold water. Finally, the shock of the new!
So let me say, definitively, to everyone asking: Mr. Robot is plenty good, especially the pilot. But more importantly, Mr. Robot is genuinely exhilarating. Here, at last, is a show that doesn’t care one whit about our expectations or our skepticism. There’s no hand-holding, no patience. The series doesn’t begin so much as it explodes with an almost messianic confidence: a black screen, a voice inside our head calling us “friend” and warning of slippery slopes, of conspiracies “bigger than all of us.”
We're shown Mr. Robot speaking to the rest of the hacker group but if you notice the positioning of Elliot and Robot, the hacker group could just be talking to Elliot.
No one outside of Elliot actually acknowledges Mr. Robot. In the first episode when they first open the arcade, the guy opening the door doesn't look at Mr. Robot. And in the latest episode, Robot was in front of Elliot when he was spoken to.
There have only been what, two cases of Mr. Robot interacting with 'the real world'? Mr. Robot panhandling Evil Corps goons and the Anonymous-esque video of him.
It might be a possibility that the entire hacker group doesn't even exist and all of them are inside Elliot's head. The hacker chick finding out where Elliot lives and taking a shower there might a hint towards that.
No we haven't, also I'm thinking none of fsociety are real.
USA seems to have stumbled onto a good one here. A lot of it is pretty on the nose and typical cyberpunk stuff, but the execution is compelling. Beautifully shot and edited with a great old school synth heavy score giving some flair to the tense scenes, plus Rami Malek and Christian Slater are perfect in their roles.
Waiting for weekly episodes is hard. I got used to Daredevil and Sense8 with the full season available on day one.
Weekly format > dump format
At least we still get to discuss and speculate and don't have to avoid the thread for fear of spoilers and such.
Weekly format > dump format
At least we still get to discuss and speculate and don't have to avoid the thread for fear of spoilers and such.
Weekly format > dump format
At least we still get to discuss and speculate and don't have to avoid the thread for fear of spoilers and such.
I really really love this show
Man, Mr Robot is a total dick.
Yeah.
He's not a good guy at all. I mean, E-Corp isn't much better, but Mr. Robot is a delusional fuckstick. Oh, and a psychopath.
Am I the only one that thinks he's the real villain?
This is very true
With you there, even if 9 times out of 10 I end up missing/skipping a few weeks and then binging to catch up. Netflix style dumps really cater to the instant gratification generation but I hope they don't replace weekly trickles.
I agree, less black bars in the thread too.
I agree. Mr Robot is probably the most dangerous character in the entire show. Evil Corp is probably evil how sociopathic corporations are evil, but Mr Robot is basically a psychotic terrorist.
My bet is that the rest of the season is going to be a chess game between the two.