Dark's moody, mind-bending, and emotionally resonant narrative often feels like it's pulling inspiration from something closer to David Lynch's Twin Peaks.

"Dark" Season 2 is completely incomprehensible unless one has seen the first season. ... Despite all of the time travelers gadding about where they don’t belong and the mind- and time-bending activities, devoted fans of "Dark" will only be inspired to dig in more. The characters are just far too compelling to abandon in their never-ending hours of need, and the challenge of having these characters break the cycle is also a draw.

The narrative is forbiddingly elaborate on purpose. What matters is how it feels to the members of this exclusive little club – and Dark, with its absolute sincerity and lush production, is a luxurious myth.

Dark skillfully pulls on its narrative threads until they’re head-spinningly knotted. In the four episodes provided to the press, it expands on most of its myriad aspects, developing its central relationships, introducing new antagonists (including a shadowy puppetmaster), and disclosing more about its overarching mythology.

The second season had an absurd increase in practically all aspects. Both in plot and in special effects, the second season of Dark can be considered the best second season of a Netflix series.

Even better than season 1, the plot is even better than season 1, explains a lot that was left unanswered.

Dark é maravilhoso uma obra de arte feita diante de nossos olhos. Pra sempre estara em nossos corações

Superbly acted and visually appealing. But my goodness so repetative and dull. Pity.

didn't like season 1 that much, but I cancelled season 2 after one episode. The dialogues are SO bad, the music overdramatic and non subtile, the actors not really good and the characters are decals...