15:33 Martin uses the word Mastermind to describe his character's wife and Rami looks at him until they make eye contact, then Rami changes the subject slightly.
plumcrazee9 Yes, it’s weird because they clearly stated that they didn’t know where the show was going despite begging Sam Esmail to disclose more of the plot to them. They spoke about it in an interview from the same year on TVLine : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G6tJoqMcAVo.html
I love this show, the cast, and the fans so much everything is just perfect and relatable, the show also shows the reality of the world of how people can be doing some shady stuff that you can’t trust in the internet, and the reality of capitalism and big corporations hiding they’re evilness in the world, this was not just a show it was an experience.
15:29 NEVER, in my entire life, I have witnessed a more perfect comical moment than this. The fact that no one didn't even notice, makes it 100x funnier Thank you Rami, thank you Portia 💙🌸
Rami Malek is the best one who played his role correctly and very, very well. He studied the character's plans very well, and her idea was amazing about the other actors. It is clear that they play what they represent. If Rami Malek was a leading character, the film would be better than the circus to make the good point in the film that Rami Malek The best actor in Hollywood right now is undisputed a smart, hardworking and attractive person who keeps you looking around for him all the time😍🥰💯 💘💘
I wanted to reach through my screen and smack her... Getting it wrong time and time again, and flippantly laughing at her own repeated mistakes when no one else was... ARGH. I read an interview somewhere where Rami said he'd never corrected anyone on its pronunciation til later in life which does take a toll on a person. He has a twin brother named Sami which surely doesn't help the pronunciation situation. www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/rami-malek-5-things-you-didn-t-know-about-the-best-actor-oscar-winner-1.830810 Never realized just how much it irritated me (with the added bonus of mistaken gender, too, in the case of my name) until I moved to Philadelphia, where nearby Welsh town names are commonplace (that "yn" combo) -- HOLY SHIT, at age 21, for the first time in my life, I woke up in a new town where the entire population knows how to pronounce my name correctly and that was beyond bizarre... well, my first name, anyway. Not that my maiden name was any easier, but I married into my French-Canadian surname, and even the anglicized version takes a good minute with every... single... person. Guaranteed they just get it wrong again the next time. Out of principle, we spend as long as it takes going through its correct pronunciation again. As many times as it takes. Not rudely at all. I know it's a hard name. For me, it's a lesson in patience. OK but maybe I'm a cynical and snarky person, so as I go over every single syllable every single time with every single person, a speech so automatic now, I'm actually thinking about the worst way in which I can intentionally butcher their own name (David, Lisa, Richard -- oh, and especially Michael, because that's my husband's name) when I next address them. I make sure to deliver it in a non-insulting way, but hopefully one that makes a point, and besides, it cracks me up a lot.
I thought the same thing, i fr thought he was American even though i could tell in mr robot that American isn’t his actual accent. Turns out he has quite a strong accent
I'm half Italian, and it takes a lot to admit this, but: This replaced Sopranos 1st spot on my list as best series ever, it took some f-ing time I tell you, being up there since I saw it the first time, now I feel a little bit of resentment of the romanticization of the Mafia, they ruin so much lifes. There is no series on Netflix platform that can even measure itself with this RollerCoaster ride that can keep you glued to screen, screaming of happiness (You'll know what moment I'm talking about) I'm gonna try learn linux a bit before I rewatch this show, which I'll keep doing every year! Finally a f-ing depictment of "Hackers" in a understandable way for non coders, we know it takes a looooot of time learning all different code languages and what not to be a "cool" hacker. :)
The season was still pretty new, so any details would've been spoilers for potential viewers. That twist, in particular, was huge. It'd be like an M. Night actor promoting his latest film by revealing the ending.
AAaahh Slater, high out of his f-ing mind! love it! Spoiling the "aha" moments is the the equivalent of reading the writers script and returning it on the doorstep, took a shit on it, rang the doorbell and ran away. It's fun if you've seen it already but the psychotic thought's I get when it happens not having seen it, Michael Douglas in Falling Down 2.0 Berserker execute every motha f-in last one Mode. Hot potato. :)
the interviewer that can't get the star of the show's name right (now emmy and oscar winner) is not articulate, she says very very very, i mean, how did she get that gig. nice voice though
Real Elliott is the person who grew up with Darlene and knew she's his sister. We saw him as child on flashbacks, that was him. The one we saw from ep1 (whose "imaginary friend" we were).. He was the first personality character elliot created without even realising.
@@utkarshsharma7914The Mastermind is a new personality. The first personality appears to have been Mr. Robot. In season one, during withdrawals, Angela says he was "only born a month ago."
@@kevinreimer4350Thinking about that is wild, yeah. He's been in this idyllic little loop while the world falls apart, and he has no idea that he's been setting the fires in a fugue state.
At 11.10 Rami is wobbling his mic as if he can’t control his arm for a while then he puts his hand under his elbow to appear to stop it🤭there are a couple of videos where his legs appear to momentarily give out. Just wondered if there was an underlying problem
