What was televised Wednesday: 'The Handmaid' Tale 'and' Black Mirror '

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The story of HANDMAID Stream on Hulu. After a season-tweaking finale to Season 2 that left the audience discordant (or simply asking why June did not ride in this truck), "The Handmaid's Tale" returns to Hulu for a third round. Continuing her interpretation of Margaret Atwood's novel, the acclaimed series will recall Elisabeth Moss in June, whose story of resistance in New England turned into an environmental disaster and a totalitarian patriarchal state has inspired intense popular and real activism. In Season 2, Serena Joy Waterford, the complicated and often perverse character played by Yvonne Strahovski, has attracted more attention – a trend that continues. Strahovski recently told the New York Times: "It's a very fun role as an actor to come and work and play with."

BLACK MIRROR Stream on Netflix. Charlie Brooker's series of anthologies raises an eyebrow on technology and the other on human nature. The three unrelated episodes that make up the fifth season of the series begin Wednesday, each lasting more than an hour. Miley Cyrus, the most famous character of the season, plays the role of a pop star in an episode entitled "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too". Another episode, "Striking Vipers", imagines a fictional virtual movie. reality video game that adds a new dimension to a friendship in more ways than one. And "Smithereens" is centered on a carpool-driven kidnapping that also raises questions about the power of social media companies and offbeat technical leaders.

GODZILLA (2014) 17:30. on TNT. The stature of Godzilla may have been slightly reduced by the publication of "Godzilla: King of Monsters", which had disappointing box office sales. But we can not deny that this monster remains powerful in the popular imagination. The new film is the result of this effort in 2014, which gave a new layer of paint to the classic kicker City with modern visual effects. It's good for one night; the kind of movie where you can get up safely to answer the door for a pizza. He is "both inflated and efficient, executed with extraordinary discipline and intelligence and designed with not too much of one or the other," A.O. Scott wrote in his account for the Times. Gareth Edwards, who later directed "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," led this reboot.