Reviews & thoughts of Netflix's "Dark"

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And yet again, I am being drawn to a mysterious, miserable-looking, but ridiculously handsome fictional character, who knows more than he lets on.

Main features:

• Arrives to the scene all mysterious, intense and looking suspicious.

• Usually looks either dirty or wet from his travels (through some tunnels, for example).

• Sad, sad eyes.

• Is in a good shape, but you can't tell from all the layers of clothes he's wearing.

• Looks like he could kill you, but is actually a cinnamon roll.

• Somehow is a definition of "that man is so fine".

• Does that "Demi Moore teardrop from one eye", that is absolutely heartbreaking and you can't help but feel for them.

• Tirelessly tries to find a loophole and break this circle of suffering, in order to save the woman he loves so devotedly, even though she doesn't recognise him as first.

• Is seen to be using 3 "artifacts": a futuristic light (for the time), a mostly analogue device, that is also sort of "out of place", and a little something to guide the way.

If you've seen him, call me:

🜂🜄🜂 🜂🜂🜄 🜄🜂🜄🜄

"dark || everything is intertwined [+S3]"

Littlesociopath strikes again, and it's straight to the heart.

If you have seen this YouTuber's videos on Dark, you know how insanely well-made they are.

I thought I wouldn't cry, but oh my, how wrong I was. This captures the tragedy of Dark and how beautiful, sad and sometimes violent it is.