A Vigilante Hacker's Life| Mr Robot Series Review
A Vigilante Hacker, it's a common theme for any cyberpunk genre series or movies. It's the dream life any programmer when they start to code
"Hello World"
Like any other series with a hacker, this also starts within the same kind of scenario. Our hero Elliott played by the Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek, using his skills on computers, hacking the different criminal's data and handing them over to the police, then disappears. Yeah, just like Batman 🦇 .
This is a common basic story setup, but after these first two or three episodes, you could see the whole series evolving into something that's both thrilling and also like a satire on these multinational companies and our modern technological evolution.
As each episode passes there will be full of doubts in our mind, just continue watching. Big payoffs are waiting for you, it's not just about computer and computer programmes. The scope of the series included both this technology around us and the psychology of human behaviour.
There's a lot of scenes including the trance state of Elliot, they are superbly directed. The cinematography always keeps a standard to keep us within Elliot's world. It's one of the well-scripted series that I've watched after Breaking Bad. This's created by Sam Esmail and he's just like Vince Gilligan, another mastermind.
It isn't just the story of Elliot, there are also other beautiful characters, the guy with the name of the show "Mr.Robot" and one of my favourite actress of these days, Carly Chaikin as Darlene. There's still a lot of other characters. Describing more about the characters and their positions may gonna spoil the whole story.
One thing I can sure you that it's some kind of a series which only happens once in a decade. In the end, there are mind-blowing twists waiting for you. There's a lot of scenes where these characters mess up with our head.
There's a lot of mind-blowing hacking scenes, with both artistic crafts and technological brilliance. Then I recently watched an interview with the team, then there I saw some real hackers working behind the scenes. In that interview, they said that all those hacking scenes made as real as possible with maximum technical accuracy, they also tried to hide the other sensitive line of codes.
These all are just about throwing away the cliche hacking scenes. Like those stupid popups and other boring things. If you want to learn hacking go for it (😅).
I just meant that there are no stupid scenes about hacking or programming.
I think I covered most part of it If you have watched it share your opinions. If you haven't, try it, it's superb.
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