5 Most Powerful Endings In Black Mirror

Here is a review of the endings in the Netflix show titled Black Mirror. I choose the five (5) most powerful endings in the show.

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[BrainPilot]

I've made The Ultimate Black Mirror Quiz S1-S5. How many questions can you get right?

[fartpooper]

When i finished shut up and dance i felt completely empty and hopeless.

[jecamartinez]

I still think about Shut Up and Dance. What a twist ending, and just how they played with the audience’s emotions by casting an actor with the nicest, most innocent-looking face!

[nightcorebeatzx]

Shut up and dance was what got me the most. The call from his mother broke me.

[claytongriffith]

Everyone uses Black Mirror as "Look technology bad" and I just see "Look at what people will do if given the power to"

[matthewdockray]

Shut up and dance is just absolute pure brilliance

[snafu]

“15 million credits” it has a really good message about how everybody hates the system until they’re on top

[drmangrum]

The problem I have with White Bear was that after they wiped her memory, she was no longer the person that committed those crimes. Everything that made her that person was completely destroyed. They were effectively torturing an innocent person.

[ColinCartoons]

“THEY WERE KIDS, KENNY! KIDS! LINDSEY SAW IT, *SAD GIBBERISH* ALL HER FRIENDS SAW IT! KIDS KENNY! KIDS!!!” That line was as painful as a bat to the nuts

[JoeBidenIsMyDaddy]

To me, White Bear had the strongest, darkest endings. It brings the question of when is too much too much? Are people capable of forgiveness?

[gracegarmo]

Shut up and dance is finally getting the credit it deserves! Many people say they didn’t care much for it, but I think it’s one of the most brilliant episodes

[scar]

White Christmas still lives in my head rent free. Just the thought of being isolated for 1000’s of YEARS, alone, in a matter of seconds to other people is so scary??

[supersani]

To me, Playtest has the scariest ending, the entirety of the episode was actually fine, but the fact that his brain was gone in 0.04s is absolutely terrifying. The fact that his own mom effectively killed him is tragic and heartbreaking. It's said that you get to relive your life when you reach the point of death, but within the span of 0.04s, he lost that chance and his brain was just shut off. He lived through so much and then just died within the span of such a short amount of time. This wasn't just some powerful piece of technology doing it for him, true that it was uploading, but that was his own mind expanding all that time.

[CrackingCody]

The technology isn't to blame for the downfall of their relationship, it was her being a cheater....

[joshuathomas]

On white christmas, the reveal that the daughter walked out and died in the snow shocked me more than anything else in the episode.

[eywpprj]

I think fifteen million merits ending was so underrated. They were all living their lives on repeat, doing the same things everyday but paying for simple things. And when he finally breaks out of it - he’s doing the same thing as he used to, just in a slightly bigger room, with a slightly bigger view and people looking at him through their screens.

[djdonb]

I feel like Nosedive definitely deserves an honorable mention. The way they’re just freely yelling at each other in the prison cells at the end is a masterpiece

[murlocow]

White Bear is super underrated imo. Literally I was SHOOK after the ending of it. I feel like it really showed how messed up normal human beings can be for entertainment.

[scottwantstoleaveearth]

I actually think Playtest has a really underrated and sad ending

[rachellevin]

My favorite episode is San Junpiero. I cried for an hour after watching it. It was the only episode in the show that showed how technology can help people and enhance lives rather then ruin them.