Black Mirror: White Christmas

2014
9.1| 1h14m| en
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This feature-length special consists of three interwoven stories. In a mysterious and remote snowy outpost, Matt and Potter share a Christmas meal, swapping creepy tales of their earlier lives in the outside world. Matt is a charismatic American trying to bring the reserved, secretive Potter out of his shell. But are both men who they appear to be?

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TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.
Bea Swanson This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.
Arianna Moses Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.
Rexanne It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny
cathylr My favorite episode until now. Although perfection doesn´t exist, I could not find any fault in this one. There are several facts about human nature in this episode that are all hitting the spot. The end of the one that is leading the story may have been predictable but the direction is so good that the suspense is working until it is revealed.
debugitsolutions I get that the series is a constant commentary on today's social networking and where it might lead us, but blocking everyone for a sex offender makes it immpossible for him to live. Also punishing a mental clone for 24860000 years in solitude is plain meaningless and stupid.
mateo130 I think the concept is absolutely genuine and interesting. I would even say that this so called "cookie" could be extremely useful. The thing I must learn from this episode that until humanity exists in the present format we will never lose the hidden evil inside. Whatever we make or will make in the future will always be used for the wrong purposes and to hurt others just because our own ego. This episode and black mirror itself is just phenomenal because it highlights topics which are deeply pressed inside us in this heavily sugarcoated society.
MartinHafer SPOILER: The British sci-fi anthology series consists of various tales about how technology will possibly create a more hellish world in the near future...and none of the episodes I have seen so far are as hellish a future as this one.The story is set in a room with two men. One is talkative and a bit jovial and the other, apparently, has been mostly silent the last five years. What follows are two stories by the more talkative man as he recounts how he abused technology. And, these stories, in turn, help the quiet man to finally start talking and he tells a very sad story about losing his wife/girlfriend (not sure which)...and she was pregnant! He desperately wants to see her and work things out...as well as see his child. But thanks to modern tech, he literally CAN'T see either as unfriending takes on a strange and sad finality.I really don't want to say too much about this one...it's not an easy episode to explain AND it would give away too much. Suffice to say it's exquisitely written, very moving as well as scary to imagine such an awful and hellish future...all perhaps possible one day thanks to technology. See this one!!