AnakinRagnarsson66

AnakinRagnarsson66 OP t1_ixbmlut wrote

My opinions about Dark aren’t even controversial, just dark fanboys getting butthurt over my very light criticism of the show which I fucking GUARANTEE is commonly held views IRL. I even admitted that I myself think Dark is a masterpiece overall. It’s so pathetic to be honest.

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AnakinRagnarsson66 OP t1_ix9vk5c wrote

That’s enough. You sound so unsympathetic to other viewpoints, everything is so clear cut and dry for you huh? At that point nobody knows who all those characters are and how they’re related. And the quote just pops up for a few seconds and then disappears. At that point, who knows what the creators’ intention is with that quote. Most people aren’t truly digesting what that means at that point

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AnakinRagnarsson66 OP t1_ix9ccij wrote

That intro can be interpreted in so many different ways. There was nothing in the original Netflix trailer or first 2 episodes that exposed the fact there's time travel. It's easy for you to say in hindsight that it's so blatant, but part of the reason it's so well made and impressive is because they set it up well as a creepy, dark and twistedcrime drama first. That's part of why the time travel twist is so well done.

I guarantee that you went into the show already knowing it was about time travel. That's why you're so unsympathetic to my perspective on this.

I'm lucky enough to be one of the few who watched the show thinking it was a crime drama and then was organically met with the mind-blowing revelation that there was time travel.

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AnakinRagnarsson66 OP t1_ix92klf wrote

That's completely wrong. You don't find out Dark is about time travel until the end of the 2nd episode. That's my whole point, I just didn't want to spoil that specifically in my post.

Whereas in 1899, you get the feeling almost from the start that there's supernatural elements at play here.

99% of people who go in blind to Dark think it's a crime drama because that's what's it set up to be like.

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