Netflix’s Death To 2020 blasted by reviews: ‘A complete mess’

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Tennyson Foss (Hugh Grant) gives his professional opinion on the past year in Death by 2020 (Photo: Netflix).

The verdict concerns the death of Netflix until 2020 of Charlie Brooker and his partner Annabelle Jones of the Black Mirror.

Adapted to a Brooker Screw Cloth and, more recently, an antivirus wipe released in May, Death in 2020 solves the biggest problems of the past 12 months.

The coronavirus pandemic, George Floyd’s protests and the American presidential election are all subjects that are covered in 70 minutes of ridicule.

It has familiar faces, including Hugh Grant and Samuel L. Jackson, as eccentric fictional talkers who give their perspective on the year.

Criticism is currently pouring in and the prevailing opinion seems to be that this is not the case with Black Mirror.

The verdict of Metro.co.uk was that in the end it looked like a too long NL sketch that should have stuck to a single theme, because it should have provided a little more time for the series.

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Lisa Kudrow was congratulated on her work (Photo: Netflix).

Don’t get me wrong, it’s fun, but in a year in which everything quickly seemed ridiculous, ridiculous and messy, the mockery has brought us nothing new.

Independent was more serious, and called the film a complete waste.

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Brooker and his old co-producer Annabelle Jones took their idea and tried to correct it, with the usual results, said critic Ed Cumming, who also felt that Black Lives Matter’s comments had turned into a crusade from honesty to kindness.

Even bolder was Chris Bennion for the Telegraph, who said You Expect Greatness from Brooker, but the jokes here are as predictable as their targets, only occasionally more than the quality of this year’s awful Spitting Image restart. At least there were some weird dolls in there.

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The Evening Standard states that he stayed longer than expected throughout the year. However, critic Nancy Durrant praised female stars as brilliantly scary and Lisa Kudrow as White House press officer Jeanette Grace Susan.

The view over the pond was not so beautiful, as Daniel Feinberg of the Hollywood Reporter wrote: Death to 2020 is usually a piece of poor quality recycled political satire and a tired documentary parody for the year that will only seem fresh in your memory if you yourself are subjected to a severe media blackout since February.

It seems that if you’re a fan of Charlie Brooker’s previous work, Death by 2020 may not be your cup of tea, but you can always draw your own conclusions….

You can read the full Metro.co.uk report here.

Death in 2020 is now available on Netflix.

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