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by gm-conspiracy
3518 days ago
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I feel the last season offers a different perspective than the others (excluding San Junipero - which is similar to the first two seasons). The first two seasons are about a hypothetical future any person could experience (society). The last season is from the perspective of an individual's very specific circumstances (except for San Junipero). Society versus the individual? I liked the ending of the first episode of Season 3 (freedom achieved), episode 2 was more horror than scifi (a la "Brainscan"), episode 3 could have been a subplot in a single episode of Mr. Robot, episode 4 was more like the first two seasons, episode 5 was some nazi-esque Verhoeven-wannabe hegemony meh, and episode 6, to me, was like episode 2, more horror scifi. |
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