Also, i didn't had a deja-vu feeling with the "Nosedive" episode, if you saw a movie that have a similar concept tell me.
It's not an exact match, but there are some similarities to the 1980s Twilight Zone episode/story "To See the Invisible Man". You can watch it here;
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funny, I am just rewatching that now. Looking forward to seeing the HiN episode

Hated in Nation reminds me of the anime Death Note

I have a feeling that this season aint that much original.

Not a movie, however if anyone has played
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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Edit: Additionally, I've remembered another piece of content which could be considered wildly similar to
Men Against Fire
is the
Star Trek Voyager
episode
Nemesis
(
http://www.imdb.com/board/10708935/
). The themes aren't identical, however the idea of "extreme propaganda" comes up repeatedly throughout the episode.

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The feel of "Nosedive" reminds me of
Her
.

Yeah, but as i said, "
1408
", this movie have this kinda of thing as well, but in a horror scenario.

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Playtest is very similar to Brainscan (1994) but takes it one twist further.
http://www.imdb.com/board/10109327/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_53

Men Against Fire is almost the same as Outer Limits - Hearts and Minds. A group of soldiers has to take injections with supposed defense against alien virus. They're going to secure a mine where aliens are mining vital resource. Of course the aliens are just human employees of another company faction after skipping injection one soldier finds out. In the end they're all killed by the enemy soldiers. It turns out that the enemies have injection of their own and see them back as aliens as well.

Yes! I was trying to remember what Men Against Fire reminded me of

Both Rashida Jones and Michael Schur actually co-wrote Nosedive.

That's interesting, really interesting.

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Nosedive is just like the Meow Meow Beans episode of Community, a sitcom that used to be on NBC. The episode was officially called "App developments and condiments" and aired March 6, 2014. The script was credited to Rashida Jones and Michael Schur, both who worked at NBC (Parks and Rec) around the same years as Dan Harmon and are very aware of his tv show. I'm sure Charlie Booker is also aware of the premise invented by Dan Harmon and his writing staff several years before Black Mirror Season 3 began production. Nosedive was amazing but not original by far.

I was going to post this right now, yes it is, and this one is extremely similar

Was the soldier one similar to that piece of crap movie The Fifth Wave or am I remembering that wrong bc I zoned out on both of them?

I really liked eXistenZ, but I will say that it isn't for everybody.
"No talking from things that don't talk!" - Jaye Tyler

Not The Fifth Wave,
eXistenZ
, i think you replied to the wrong comment.

The Fifth Wave? awful movie. all i remember was it was just like all the other teen movies, but it was like they ran out of money and just put Hitgirl in the woods for an entire act of the movie. i watched it less than 2 months ago and remember basically nothing.

Didn't saw this one, gotta check out, you recommend it?

I just posed on another thread - Playtest really reminded me of David Cronenberg's eXistenZ. in eXistenZ, there's a group of people testing out a new virtual reality game in which they have to have ports implanted in their body to play. They go into another virtual reality world inside the game and the line between where the virtual world ends and the real world begins gets blurred.