Mr. Robot: Season 4: Part 1 - ralphthemoviemaker 

Hello Ralph

He has another one called Charles Styles.

xD

MM= MovieMaker

Bobby ski it only works if you let go too

same

same

Bruno Fettucini douche

SAME

I had the thought after Darlene says “we don’t have to talk” at the beginning. It was just a shot in the dark but I wouldn’t put it past esmail to pull that shit. I only realised after the guard whistles to Darlene because she forgot her phone.

Chaotic bisexual psychopath

Santiago actually had one of my favorite quotes in the show: "Fuckin' weirdo!..."

@Rhys Williams Yeah, no.

@Rhys Williams I don't care what anyone says I still think Tyrell was never real. He seems like he could have been the real Elliot fighting back or something, there's too much weirdness surrounding him for me to think he was just some normal dude. That whole episode with him, Elliot and Mr. Robot walking around the woods for hours was sketchy as fuck, they're lost for four hours or something(I believe they say the time) and not one person found that Dark Army guy in the van? Everything always seemed to go wrong when Elliot, Mr. Robot and Tyrell were all together like their brain couldn't process that. And then there's that weird ass scene with Joanna interrogating Elliot, like she knows who he is.

@Rhys Williams Yeah the main hole with Tyrell not being real is that he interacts with other people but I don't see how this couldn't be simulated somehow. One thing the show never does much to explain is how Tyrell knows how to hack? Like out of nowhere he's skilled enough for the Dark Army to rely on him? What's that all about? But the van was literally like a couple hundred meters down the road from that gas station, for four hours not one person drove by? And the guy was just passed out there the whole time despite being lucid enough to shoot Tyrell? As said that whole episode was whack, from my perspective it's like he was an alter the real Elliot's mind created to fight back and that was the point the alter gave up and went back to his world, with that random light he saw. And then we see Tyrell again trying to shoot The Mastermind, despite their already being a different Tyrell in that world. Notice how many times Tyrell tries to kill MM, their relationship is weird and I really struggle to pass it off as "He's just crazy" I'll stop there before going off on a colossal rant... But one last thing, do we even know what the real Elliot looks like? He could have originally been Tyrell perhaps. The Mastermind's appearance, like Mr. Robot, doesn't once change throughout the show. Not the biggest coincidence but Tyrell also hated his father and didn't want to be like him...

Think it was season 2, everyone I know dropped it because of season 2. Which is shame because I liked season 2. Not just that but season 3 and 4 are near perfect television

@@MysteryHandle76 this. Definitely. I did too because i thought it was too weird. When I binged it recently it wasn't bad at all.

@@i_dont_know_who_i_am69 Yeah I recently rewatched it and I can understand why people dropped it at that point. It's a very slow season and focuses far more on the supporting cast, also the twist most people predicted just from the first ep and all the weird bizare stuff Esmail put in. I think because it wasn't answering the questions of season one people grew impatient with it especially with the pacing and thought it would be another Lost situation. Where it's all build up for nothing. However in context with the rest of the show it's a fantastic season and I'd rather a show that takes risks than one that's safe and doesn't

@@MysteryHandle76 Yeah, everyone dropped it on season two. I think it was because season 1 was more of a character study that focused on Elliot and a kind of small scale story that was contained, while season two focused less on elliot and more on setting up the table for what was to come. Season 1 is a different genre from the other seasons. I think that to appreciate season 2 one has to think of it as the first season, and season 1 more like a prequel. Kind of like The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo where the second and third books are connected and are kind of a different style, while the first one is a self contained story.

@@MysteryHandle76 Season 2 is great! I don't get the complaints for that season.

Actually aside from the last 3, every episode of season 4 corresponds to an error code. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes

It also tied into each episode in a great way, for example how 404 Not Found is about them being lost in the woods, how 405 Method Not Allowed denies the 'method' of communication: dialogue, and how 407 Proxy Authentication Required refers to Elliot needing Vera/Krista as proxies in order to unlock his past Just an incredible show in every aspect

Dante Diep Whoa, now that’s TOO meta.

The best moment is when Real Elliot can hear the voiceover narration. Episode literally breaks the fabric of reality we've become accustomed to, i was freaking tf out

LOL "Oh. Shit... I'm sorry, man..."

Honestly my favorite episode of the season, wish there was more stuff like it in the show.

I honestly didn't even notice it went silent. Lol

Yeah I even knew beforehand it was going to be a silent episode , but when I watched it, I totally forgot and didnt notice until it was done. That's how engaging the episode was. So good.

I thought there was a lot of dialogue in that episode, but I was blinded by the storytelling and writing to know even the side characters

The best part is that you don't even notice they are not talking. Sam Esmail is on Godmode.

I'm very close to someone with it, and I was not really shocked at the reveal in the show, I just thought "yea that makes a lot of sense"

i cry like a bitch.

@@consultorioginecologia8055 Dude same. I swear to god it fucked me emotionally for a solid week. "Hello Elliot" I can see that scene and hear it like a memory. It's fucking perfect.

Every single episode in the last season was a masterpiece ;-;

@@darklsn i rewatch the ending like five more times And Still crying , the music , the mastermind saying goodbye . It's all perfect And it feels like losing a friend. (Sorry for My English)

Breaking bad will always be better from the writing to the directing... actually everything. However, this show is very good

Same, I was so engrossed I coulda swore there was at least a "hey" or "I need help" but nope. Fooken geniouuus

Same like wtf

Next month I think

That's called "Writing the complete story before shooting it".

@@brunoactis1104 ^

I see what you did there!

I think Mr. Robot pulled off Evangelion better than Evangelion did. If that makes any sense

@@crystola99 How so?

Haha I said the same thing to a friend recently. Though thinking back, it goes full Tokyo Ghoul, too.

droma lloma It’s really hard for me to explain, honestly. Like, the entirety of Mr. Robot felt like it was building up to that ending. If we’re talking about End of Eva, then yes it was all built up to that. But if we’re talking about the end of the show, yeah Robot did it better. Not saying it was bad, it was still damn good. It just felt way more out of place than how Robot did it

I haven't seen it but if it's connected to Richard Ayoade, I want it in me

Daithinho it’s really good 👍

Ughh, love to death that film and soundtrack. It's so melancholy and funny and weird

Check out the double by Richard too great film Prefer submarine cos of its Wes Anderson type of dry humour and it was funny as hell but master is still a great film Also did you know he directed an episode of community too

@Sleazy Challenger I do feel like he needs to address the video. Like an I hate everything comment comeback. For closer. Cause I and a lot of others are losers.

Yup

bro i love joker butthe movie has a fanbase that is annoying as fuck.

I kinda see where Ralph is coming from, I loved watching Joker but I can tell it was a superhero version of Taxi driver and others, as well as the fanbase. I had a friend that watched it three times. That movie wasn't that good.

@@yourewelcome5493 how is it like Taxi Driver specifically?

some people just die before they get what they want

1Rekuiem Darlene’s ending and Dom’s ending was honestly just... what? What was the point?

Til the next episode

Weeb trash.

The creator actually didn't watched it, but people recommended to him so he might do it soon

The whole show has a sorta Japanese-y, animé tinge to it I've felt. The final episode kicking off with Mr. Roboto was pretty cheeky breeki.

Honestly I felt 4 was enough, I'm really not sure what they could have filled another season with unless we got several episodes of him in the mind prison thing but...it would have been way too obvious something shady was going on. I think it ended perfectly, wayyyyyyyyyy too many shows bloat themselves too much and don't end on a high. Makes me think of Dexter. That shit was incredible for a few seasons and then good God why didn't you stop...

@@mrcheesemunch There are so many plot threads I could bring up that I don't even know where to begin... What happened with Wellick? What was that sound playing when we last saw him alive and when he was in the last episode dragging Elliot around? White Rose said she will show Elliot what she showed Angella... but she obviously didn't show her the same thing so what the fuck? What happened with Krista? Does she go to jail for murder or is she gonna be fine? Something feels very off about the whole thing

@@liamace1107 That's at best two or three episodes worth though and even then it'd still be dragged out and not add a lot to the series. We're supposed to let go, like The Mastermind had to. Wellick is all I'd want to know about since it seems like he could have just not been real the whole time...

@@mrcheesemunch So why would Sam Esmail himself say "goodbye friend" so early in season 4 when he has stated from season one that he has the entire story planned out, every episode of five seasons... having recently watched Twin Peaks i feel very strongly that something went wrong here and Sam left a couple clues

@@mrcheesemunch I think season 4 would have ended with episode 9/10 and season 5 would have been he last 3 episodes but Esmail realised that wasn't enough plot for a whole season and told USA season 4 should be the last. That's how I feel about it bc the last 3 episodes feel slightly disconnected from the rest of the season except the first quarter of episode 11. It's like those last 3 episodes were its own little mini series in a way

Hackers is a so bad its good movie mostly worth watching for the memes HACK THE PLANET BRO YO IM HACKING INTO THE MAINFRAME *random text flies up the screen* SHIT THEY PUT MALWARE IN OUR DATABASE, GOTTA TYPE FASTER *clickclackclickclack* DHGFER89UT948729/;'/[FJ483UTJ8/'[;/[/W9E0QUJ5089342JURFKWESOIF,KQO03FGSB8WYEUISNDCCUAEIRHY7/]/;/[P832QY44562375679245Y92735QW9EDFUHEW78342Y59

I'll have to watch Hackers, and then rewatch Gleaming the Cube (which now that I think about it, is probably some gross sex move by now). I'd like to think the both tie in to Mr Robot somehow.

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@awteserhrst5h4r asdvavsrfaSfdds imagine if it got the golden lion.

The thumbnail just changed and now says part 1... methinks its coming soon.

That's right. There is no forced agenda or pandering. It's just there. And it feels... natural

i personally hate the fact that there wasnt more Alfreds

There was also a clear reference to RoboCop in one episode.

You make that sound like he casually done that when he was fighting himself over it the entire episode, the whole time he was trying to justify whether or not it's okay for him to do that in order to save loads of people. Elliot is a nice guy, he just had no other option available to him, to his knowledge. Plus, that was her choice anyway. She didn't opt to take anything, it wasn't her choice but she still tried to kill herself anyway, how could he possibly know she'd so easily attempt to end her life?

She didn’t commit suicide though. He saved her.

mrcheesemunch and also we need to remember it wasn’t even the real elliot who did that it was the mastermind, the one who makes bad decisions without caring for the consequences.

I think were gonna get it next month. His videos are usually monthly.

@@Jay-ci8kf HA

Well, everything in the show happened, nothing of that was a dream or something, the Elliot we see throughout the show is not inexistent, he's still Elliot, not the "whole" Elliot, but it's a part of him, specifically, it's his rage and anger for his trauma, and that "part" is still as Elliot as the "real" Elliot, so all his struggles are very real, that's how DID works. Also the DID of Elliot is very grounded in reality, in fact, that is one of the most real depictions of DID in TV. So MM Elliot discovers that he is an alter and then he and all the alters decides to give the control back to "Elliot", it is, they "join" all their memories so the host, "Elliot", would be "complete" and remember everything, I think it's a good example of a person's healing process from DID. That ties up the ending and the whole plot perfectly, I dont' see a magician's trick in it, the fact that the Elliot we see is not the invidivual known as Elliot but and alter of his, and all the thing with the rest of the alters, were grounded in reality and the resolution made sense within that, because the thing with the Elliot we see throughout the series being just another alter makes sense with the macro storyline of the series: alienation and how modern society alienates individuals, as Elliot was alienated from himself. And maybe Elliot wouldn't die for his actions during the year 2015, but he remember all what happened and he'll probably end up in jail for decades, which is sad, but the whole plot was solved masterfully. The show was about Elliot being broke into pieces, with him being no more than a piece of his real being, and at the end all those pieces came back together.

Watch it please you don't want to be spoiled

@@gim9360 I don't give a damn about spoilers! 😆

@@thema1998 you should its the best show ever made. Surely you would want to watch it having no knowledge of the twists that would make you're viewing more special. I can't make you do anything but please watch the show before the next part.

@@gim9360 Dude, I just don't care about spoilers. Getting spoiled won't kill my interest in watching Mr. Robot one day!

BIG smoke What is there to spoil? Characters have traumas, they overcome them. WOW THAT HASN’T BEEN DONE BEFORE.

honestly, season 4 episode 7 is better than both of those movies if you ask me, that episode is like a film in and of itself

Oh wow look at me, I'm still joking about how Ralph didnt like a surface level superhero film. Boo hoo

Imperfect_Dan What makes it a superhero movie tho? Genuine question.

@@pajamapantsjack5874 comic book film. Same difference lol. What's your point?

Imperfect_Dan well just making a point since it’s exactly what Ralph said in his review, so you’re clearly parroting what he said including the surface level thing.