The Feed

Série télévisée
2019
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6,3/10

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L'invention d'un implant cérébral qui permet aux gens de partager leurs pensées et leurs émotions tombe entre de mauvaises mains.L'invention d'un implant cérébral qui permet aux gens de partager leurs pensées et leurs émotions tombe entre de mauvaises mains.L'invention d'un implant cérébral qui permet aux gens de partager leurs pensées et leurs émotions tombe entre de mauvaises mains.

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6,3/10

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David Thewlis

Lawrence Hatfield

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Michelle Fairley

Meredith Hatfield

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Jing Lusi

Miyu Hatfield

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Chris Reilly

Gil Tomine

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Osy Ikhile

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Nina Toussaint-White

Kate Hatfield

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Shaquille Ali-Yebuah

Danny

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Jeremy Neumark Jones

Ben Hatfield

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Simran Kaur

Patient

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Clare-Hope Ashitey

Evelyn Kern

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Ursula Holliday

Cass

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William Bale

Ben's Bodyguard

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Tanya Moodie

Sue Cole

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Marcus

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Martha

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Leon

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Reviewers say 'The Feed' delves into technology dependency and social media influence via a brain implant, earning praise for its intriguing premise and philosophical narrative. However, it faces criticism for slow pacing, underdeveloped characters, and inconsistent plot development. Comparisons to 'Black Mirror' and subpar acting are noted, alongside unengaging dialogue. Despite these issues, the show's visual effects, diverse cast, and thematic depth are appreciated. Debates over its originality and execution persist, with mixed calls for a second season.

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4CakeWalks27

Promising Start

The premise seemed interesting but by episode 3 I had the overwhelming urge to make coffee, rearrange the pictures on fridge, and then check Amazon for new boots. Back to review - the show was all over the place, the fake American girl's acting was ridiculous and people behaved in ways no one in real life would. Too many different character story lines, some they didn't even need that only detracted from the main story.

I miss early seasons of Black Mirror but not thirsty enough to force myself to watch this show.

JoeHud

How could you mess this up?

Any story set where all humans are wired to the internet is an easy story to sell. But The Feed is episode after episode of our confused protagonist figuring out just about nothing, and the other characters in and out of bed for hours on end. One of the most boring shows I've seen in a long time.

8AbraxisDragon

Pretty good. Interesting.

People who say the acting is bad are dead wrong. I guess they just don't like the show in general. But the performances are great. The story is just a long episode of "Black Mirror". But that's not really a bad thing at all. I love "Black Mirror". And, truthfully, some of the episodes of that aren't that great at all. I will continue watching this as I will "Black Mirror". Give it a try. It really is interesting. So far I am on episode 3 going to 4.

3braddavidterhune

Do you like to listen to a baby cry and to watch people make classic horror movie trope decisions?

If you answered, "Yes", then this series is for you!

I should have listened to my hunch and given up 30% into this one, but when you've invested yourself to 70% you have to finish it out - or not. My wife made the better decision and went to bed.

5timetopooptoday

Great idea, poorly executed

The idea of this storytelling is awesome. It's a great story line and the acting is good. However, it's extremely difficult to follow. It seems to skip and jump in strange ways. It's excruciatingly linear and then jumps to another side plot which never quite gets more than introduced. Maybe I've not watched it closely enough? It's just too confusing.