Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
It’s been called the best show on television right now — a thriller about a troubled young hacker who gets recruited into a mysterious hacker group that has him choose between his job and his ideals. Sounds a little trite, but Mr. Robot is anything but. The show opened to legendary numbers, with 2.7 million viewers tuning in on multiple digital platforms before it aired on television. It currently holds a 97 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and the show was renewed by USA Network before that first episode was even broadcast. So what is it about Mr. Robot that makes it so good? First off, It’s well written. The inner monologue of the show’s main character is reminiscent of Fight Club (the plot, too) or even Taxi Driver, and the show is shot in a cinematic way that looks and feels much different from other TV shows. It’s dark and gritty, but with a retro vibe. Shots are off-kilter or framed in a way that adds tension. Characters appear on far sides or corners, and there’s heavy use of the rule of thirds and POV shots. Mr. Robotcould easily be something you’d see on Showtime or HBO, or even Netflix. […]
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