From the producers of True Detective, Mr. Robot follows Elliot, a young and brilliant programmer who has perfected the art of computer hacking. Elliot suffers from a debilitating anti-social disorder, making hacking into peoples’ lives his only means of human connection. He wields his skills as a weapon to protect the people he cares about from those who are trying to hurt them. Ultimately, he finds himself at the intersection between his day job at a cybersecurity firm and "F-Society," an underground hacking collective that is trying to recruit Elliot to help take down the “one-percent."
Blu-Ray version available for £9.38, which is sold by Amazon, but dispatched within 8 to 11 days.
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cunninghamster
29 Aug 1610#2
Why would you buy this if you have Prime?! It's free on Prime Video!
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archer1204
29 Aug 161#1
Really enjoyed the first series
cunninghamster
29 Aug 1610#2
Why would you buy this if you have Prime?! It's free on Prime Video!
majestic2012 to cunninghamster
29 Aug 161#3
Some people like having physical copies. Simple.
majestic2012
29 Aug 161#4
Trailblazing first season. Truly nothing like it either before or after. So far the second season has continued and expanded the narrative. fsociety.
Skyhiigh
29 Aug 16#5
If you have Prime, watch before buying (if you can, as with anything).
First few episodes are good, it then becomes highly predictable after ep4. :disappointed: wouldn't buy it.
(that's just my opinion though)
aLV426
29 Aug 162#6
**Spoiler alert**
Did anyone get the weird ALF reference in the second series? Nearly a shark jump moment for me...
majestic2012 to aLV426
29 Aug 16#7
Sailed very close to the wind with the whole 80's sitcom pastiche.
Adam786123
29 Aug 16#8
Don't understand it....someone knocks on the door in last episode of 1st season but no reference in 2nd season.
SammyC93 to Adam786123
29 Aug 161#9
Could be the people that took him to the place he is at now
6ixFoot1
29 Aug 161#10
Don't know why I watch this
amour3k to 6ixFoot1
29 Aug 16#21
Because you like it?, lol. :-)
Yes. :-)
monkey1999
29 Aug 16#11
Is it any good ?
aLV426 to monkey1999
29 Aug 161#13
Thats gotta be the trolliest question! I'll take it in the spirit I am sure it was asked. :stuck_out_tongue:
It's a tough call, I watch it to fill the void of Blacklist, Elementary, Arrow, Dark Matter etc. The concept is interesting, but after you remove the inner dialogue "stuff" there really isn't anything there to watch. I certainly wouldn't pay for the box set, then again I rarely buy box sets...
Obviously individual mileage may vary.
6ixFoot1 to monkey1999
29 Aug 161#15
I wouldn't recommend it. Season 2 is dragging, have it on as background noise
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From the producers of True Detective, Mr. Robot follows Elliot, a young and brilliant programmer who has perfected the art of computer hacking. Elliot suffers from a debilitating anti-social disorder, making hacking into peoples’ lives his only means of human connection. He wields his skills as a weapon to protect the people he cares about from those who are trying to hurt them. Ultimately, he finds himself at the intersection between his day job at a cybersecurity firm and "F-Society," an underground hacking collective that is trying to recruit Elliot to help take down the “one-percent."
Blu-Ray version available for £9.38, which is sold by Amazon, but dispatched within 8 to 11 days.
Top comments
All comments (40)
First few episodes are good, it then becomes highly predictable after ep4. :disappointed: wouldn't buy it.
(that's just my opinion though)
Did anyone get the weird ALF reference in the second series? Nearly a shark jump moment for me...
Yes. :-)
It's a tough call, I watch it to fill the void of Blacklist, Elementary, Arrow, Dark Matter etc. The concept is interesting, but after you remove the inner dialogue "stuff" there really isn't anything there to watch. I certainly wouldn't pay for the box set, then again I rarely buy box sets...
Obviously individual mileage may vary.