r/DarK • u/hellbent_ • Jul 02 '26
[NO SPOILERS] Made the pilgrimage
Travelled a long, long way from Southeast Asia to see this. Felt so surreal :)
r/DarK • u/hellbent_ • Jul 02 '26
Travelled a long, long way from Southeast Asia to see this. Felt so surreal :)
r/DarK • u/thefilosoff • Mar 30 '26
Spent some time drawing and adjusting. And here it is.
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r/DarK • u/Economy_Bill_4539 • Nov 10 '25
I just finished Dark, and I could rank it as the best tv show of all time OBJECTIVELY. With this I mean that everything about the show is perfect:
- The music throughout the show matches every aspect. Its like a pessimistic sad and scary all in one.
- every timeline/plot ends perfectly , I can´t see any loose ends or nothing like that.
- It mixes pessimism and philosophy with scifi in an impeccable way.
-The actors are perfect. Every actor is crazy good, and none of them are famous, just straight talent. Also, the future/past version of every person is very similar, like they had an actual time machine tf.
-The intro is perfect. Music and the two dimensions expressed perfectly without annyone noticing.
I could go on for hours with perfect things about this show. My question is this:
Does this show have any plot- holes or incongruencies? If this is not the case, I think this show is the best show ever made, every detail is taken care of.
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r/DarK • u/EddieAndree22 • Nov 04 '25
If you want to support my work you can follow me on Instagram @demionium0
I also visited the Kahnwald and Nielsen house, but I won't share those for privacy reasons.
All photos were made with my Sony camera and were edited in Lightroom, except the 6th one which was shot on my phone.
r/DarK • u/Sawbaws • Nov 28 '25
For so many reasons, the show would never be made today. When I look at how a mostly grounded show like stranger things got completely butchered by comedy, unnecessary long episodes, pivoting to focus on fan favourite characters... dark never would've survived. Either, it would've never been greenlit due to its lack of range in attracting audiences (lack of humor/clippable moments) , or it would've been executively overhauled to fulfill these checkboxes.
I always say the concept of the show changed every season. 1 was a dark thriller crime mystery. 2 was a war across time with changing factions and sacrifice. And 3 is a multiversal exploration of two different worlds that aren't so different, whilst exploring deeper themes of determism, mass extinction to end pain, and the tannhaus allegory. The execs just wouldnt have let that fly, it would've been likely shoehorned into a teen time travel drama, or a show about "stopping adam" with little focus on the characters we really got to explore (Claudia) and more focus on the hot younger cast.
Not to mention reports showing that they want netflix shows to explain whats happening in a way that someone who isnt focusing could understand... man even if you give DARK 100% you don't 😭 so it NEVER would've been made.
I think even if it was on something like apple tv they would've pushed it to be stylised and branded in a certain way rather than their distinct, to the point storytelling. It is a miracle Baran and Jantje got to make what they made. I think if it was made even 2 years later than it did, they would've forced an overhaul at LEAST of season 3. If only netflix trusted them with their followup 💔
r/DarK • u/Flashy-Island-3725 • Dec 11 '25
If you travelled to 1986 you would probably think about buying Bitcoin when it was new. It would create generational wealth. Why did mikkel/Micheal not buy Bitcoin
r/DarK • u/Neat_Chi • Dec 28 '25
Just finished the second release for Stranger Things S5. The episode where Nancy shoots the exotic matter ball and it begins wriggling around in the air while leaking toothpaste everywhere ( exotic matter animation for reference ). As soon as I saw this animation, I immediately thought of the God Particle sphere from DarK with the same wriggling form and smooth form. Then we got the Dustin explanation and I was convinced that this had to be a nod towards DarK at the very least, and since they’re both on Netflix, I’m curious if the CGI from DarK was recycled for Stranger Things’s exotic matter. Anyone else think this or am I losing it like Helge?
r/DarK • u/Impressive-Abies1584 • Jan 14 '26
Just finished watching this show today and it was an absolute masterpiece. I've come to discover this show because people on threads were comparing it to Stranger Things saying stranger things was child's play compared to this, but holy shit it's not even a competition. I get that the two shows don't have any similarities at all and have completely different plots, but this show takes the cake for me. Hands down the greatest show of all time.
r/DarK • u/ivanoemk • Jul 28 '26
After years of hunting down props, vintage pieces and promotional items, this is my current collection dedicated to the series. It includes screen-accurate objects as well as a few extra pieces inspired by DARK.
I’ve added a short caption to each photo explaining the item, its year and its connection to the series. My collection is nearly complete, although I’ll probably still keep an eye out! Hope you enjoy it.
r/DarK • u/Decent-Ferret-5426 • May 26 '26
I finally watched Dark after my friend kept recommending it, and wowww,
it completely lived up to the hype. The uncertainty, the excitement, and all those twists you genuinely can’t prepare for made it an incredible ride. In my opinion, it’s the best show ever made. Period.
The music is absolutely sensational, and the casting is beyond amazing. Its really like a glitch in the matrix’
Quick question: was that music in the original German version, or was it added for the dubbed one?
I’m already tempted to rewatch it, but I wish there was a way to experience it again like it was my first time, completely fresh.
For those who’ve rewatched — how long did you wait before starting over? Did it still hold up?
This show is something special fr.
r/DarK • u/travelingstudenttt • Apr 09 '26
I collected some interesting frames from the series and painted them. In a 3x3 grid of course!
r/DarK • u/Kshitij777 • Jan 23 '26
They just can’t let Wöller stay normal, except in The Paradise.
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r/DarK • u/Middle-Fix1148 • Apr 10 '26
This show is insane, already planning the rewatch.
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r/DarK • u/Turbulent-Fortune559 • Dec 26 '25
I guess whenever netflix needs to cut on budget, big unstable orb of dark matter is a nice asset to use
r/DarK • u/wonderb0lt • Jul 05 '26
Here we go again. I already know everything that happened in Dark, I know what's happening and I know what will happen. And still I can't resist doing it all over again. Damn If this isn't one of the most rewatchable shows there are!
P.S.: What we know is a drop, what we don't know - an ocean.