Mr. Robot (2015)
Control is an illusion.
Creator: Sam Esmail
A young programmer, Elliot, suffers from a debilitating anti-social disorder and decides that he can only connect to people by hacking them. He wields his skills as a weapon to protect the people that he cares about. Elliot finds himself in the intersection between a cybersecurity firm he works for and the underworld organizations that are recruiting him to bring down corporate America.
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Creators
Sam Esmail
Cast
Rami Malek
Christian Slater
Carly Chaikin
User Reviews (2)
I wasn’t at all interested in watching this series for some or other excuse cause the advertising and marketing that was part of the marketing. Really never was intended at me . I was really captivated with Elliot’s society hang-ups and his lack of people skills. The series was very compelling and it had me mesmerized. THAT WAS THE 1st SEASON however . Season 2 was really detached from what direction the first season was aiming at . The 2nd season was disappointing and thankfully,the 3rd season was pretty good. I was pleasantly surprised with the characters and the plot is very tangible . It’s a movie I’d watch again!!
I pretty much avoided this show, until someone pointed me to it, around the end of season 2. Starting off watching it from the first season, first episode, I was able to binge watch season one, and by the time I got to the end of season two, in one sitting. As stated by another reviewer, I was also mesmerized by the show, and being able to watch each episode one after the other, and with no week long gaps, I found that as soon as one episode was finished, I immediately fired off the next. I got so interested in the show, that I was really waiting for the next episode each week, and I was really unhappy when it was announced that season four was going to be the end. I think the reason I stayed clear of the show in the beginning was that I was concerned that this show was more hype than it was advertising. Too many "tech" shows promise the tech, but don't deliver, in this situatio…
