boself
Joined Jun 2012
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There are so many aspects I love about this series. Besides the fact it's extremely well made, I absolutely loved the heartfelt sincerity, authenticity and empathy from Cecilie. It's so empowering that she turned her horror into helping others and that Netflix provided a platform to do so. And above that; nform and educate. And with the help of amazing PI Brianne and others, help bring these con artists to justice.
To be fair: I'm in shock by some of the reviews here. It's not at all my experience when I watched it literally in one go.
Well done!
To be fair: I'm in shock by some of the reviews here. It's not at all my experience when I watched it literally in one go.
Well done!
Holy sht! This was such an amazing Black Mirror episode. Where The Matrix meets The Truman Show, meets Alice in Wonderland and... the wizard of Oz... in a futuristic, yet somehow hauntingly historic setting. Hotel Reverie isn't just an episode-it's a layered experience. It dares to ask the question: what is real, and who gets to decide?
This bold episode is -in my humble opinion- an exploration of Simulation Theory-the philosophical idea that reality, as we know it, might be a sophisticated illusion. This isn't just about VR headsets or digital trickery; it's about the nature of consciousness, memory, identity, and how technology might hijack or even recreate them.
What is real? Do we have free will? Who is at the control panel in Streamberry universe? And if we wake up, aren't we just still dreaming?
Without giving anything away, Hotel Reverie pulls us into a reality so meticulously constructed that we are invite to question our own.
Buckle up....
This bold episode is -in my humble opinion- an exploration of Simulation Theory-the philosophical idea that reality, as we know it, might be a sophisticated illusion. This isn't just about VR headsets or digital trickery; it's about the nature of consciousness, memory, identity, and how technology might hijack or even recreate them.
What is real? Do we have free will? Who is at the control panel in Streamberry universe? And if we wake up, aren't we just still dreaming?
Without giving anything away, Hotel Reverie pulls us into a reality so meticulously constructed that we are invite to question our own.
Buckle up....
People are judging this documentary on their own beliefs and opinions and not on the fact that this is a very well made and informative document. And that's such a shame. I fell a bit in love with the beautiful people being portrayed in this film. They ate all so well spoken and had the ability to inform me about the subject. There were heartbreaking stories and the moral of this documentary is that individuals have to make their own decisions when it comes to gender identity. No-body (pun intended) else should do that. No doctor, no parent. Only the individual.
Thank you makers, for producing this phenomenal, heartfelt film!
Thank you makers, for producing this phenomenal, heartfelt film!
