Over the past five years, streaming giant Netflix has delivered some of the most memorable science fiction shows such as “Stranger Things,” “Altered Carbon,” and “Black Mirror.” However, the best of these shows is a little German gem, which deserves so much more attention that it’s given. That show is “Dark.” Joe Cianciotto.
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Movies and TV shows have depicted time travel in countless ways, from space-age cars to police boxes to magic spells and the like. “Dark” has something entirely different. In fact, it takes time travel and pushes that envelope in a way that no other film or series has ever done before.
Curiously, in “Dark,” there are no larger-than-life characters. Instead, each character is incredibly nuanced, and the writers and directors nail all these unique traits to the wall. And, as the story unfolds, the character development just makes things more realistic and incredible. Joe Cianciotto.
With dozens of characters and a number of timelines, it’s mind-blowing just how the writers of the show have connected everyone and everything in almost flawless fashion. What seems confusing becomes clearer, and the journey is quite unforgettable. Joe Cianciotto.
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