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Severance’s Skin-Deep Critique of Capitalism
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this post was submitted on 16 May 2025
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Kinda reminds me of the first episode of the latest season of Black Mirror, which was a rather shallow critique of subscription models that received rave reviews from viewers despite the fact they were watching it on Netflix.
I agree! Black Mirror episodes often make a point and then beat you over the head with it
I feel like the fanbase for that show goes rabid for any of the really obvious "cApItaLisM bAd" dystopian episodes, which are probably my least favourite just because they're never particularly creative. As you say, they'll start with an obvious point and never develop it any further. It's kinda like one of those satirical news sites where the headline is 99% of the joke and the rest of the article is just filler than nobody bothers to read.
(Still a good show overall though, I appreciate that they've retained some variety over the years despite the quirky/light hearted episodes typically receiving a worse reception).