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Critic Consensus: Black Mirror proves with its fourth season that the series still has ample source material to terrify fans with technology that is now -- or soon could become -- an integral part of our lives.
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A suspenseful series that taps into the collective unease about our modern world.
MoreMatched together by a dating project that gives all relationships an expiry date, Amy and Frank quickly start to doubt the system's reasoning.
MoreAlong a dirty highway, a traveler discovers a museum featuring unique criminal relics---and a troubling main exhibit in the Season 4 finale.
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An astonishing, superlative piece of work in every respect.
We could be looking at the best season of Black Mirror yet.
...another solid outing, and while nothing quite hits the giddy highs of last season...
The result is a show that encompasses so much emotion, so much fear and hate and sadness and joy.
Black Mirror's themes and delivery methods are still as poignant...
Black Mirror's fourth season has taken on a different tone, and while some episodes may feel unfamiliar in comparison to earlier seasons, the show continues to thrive in its depiction of Orwellian nightmares.
Depending on the story a particular episode may be romantic, action-packed, or creepy, but one thing they all have in common is that they're all downright terrifying.
Black Mirror is still one of the smartest shows around, giving us a prescient look at our inevitable future if we act before we think.
The fourth season of Black Mirror brings shock and fear to the table. It might even have you asking yourself if you're in a simulation.
It didn't push the creep button quite the same as previous anthologies. But on the second run-through I realized it didn't stop there. Underneath the usual was another word, a new line of quiet code: RESIST.