“Bandersnatch”, starring Fionn Whitehead and Will Poulter, is a style adventure film “Choose your own adventure” with 312 minutes (just over five hours).
Black Mirror: Bandersnatchthe innovative interactive film of Netflixwill leave the catalog of the streaming platform.
The streaming service will eliminate “Bandersnatch”, launched in December 2018, as well as the interactive special Unbreakable kimmy schmidt: kimmy vs the reverend On May 12, 2025. Those were the last two interactive titles available in the service, which apparently marks the end of Netflix’s efforts to make the format something popular, although at the same time it is expanding its game portfolio.
The Netflix withdrawal of its original interactive titles coincides with its greatest commitment to video games. Its TV home page, recently redesigned, for example, includes games that can be played on connected televisions, such as TOO HOT TO HANDLE 3 and Oxenfree (described as an “interactive story”), using the mobile phone as a command. A Netflix representative declared the past autumn to The Verge that the interactive television technology of “Bandersnatch” and others “fulfilled its purpose, but now it is limited, since we focus on technological initiatives in other areas.”
What is Black Mirror: Bandersnatch
“Bandersnatch”, starring Fionn Whitehead and Will PoulterIt is a style adventure film “Choose your own adventure” with 312 minutes (just over five hours). It is set in 1984, when a young programmer begins to question reality by adapting an extensive fantasy novel called “Bandersnatch”, written by a crazy genius who allegedly cut his head to his wife, an adventure video game. It is an “amazing story with multiple endings,” says Netflix in the description of the title.
A few months after the premiere of “Bandersnatch”, Netflix was very excited about technology. The then product vice president, Todd YellinHe said the company planned to redouble its efforts in interactive programming. (Yellin left the company in 2022).
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