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Dark
This show absolutely - if for nothing else but the casting that made you actually believe past/present/future characters were the same person.
So true. I could not believe the actor who played old Ulrich Nielsen was not the same as middle aged Ulrich Nielsen.
Dark was absolutely incredible, one of the best pieces of media I've ever seen. Start to finish such a good story.
I feel like I missed a ton of details on my first watchthrough, but still enjoyed it a ton.
I'm curious if anyone has given it a second go, and if it added or removed from the experience?
I have given it a 2nd-3rd-4th go, each time with a new friend who hasn't yet seen it. And, no joke, I still pick up on a TON of details I've missed before. It's just... so good
Not only do I agree, but also recommend looking up supplementary info, like the companion website while rewatching to help connect dots.
Is it ok to watch it dubbed or should I try to find a subbed version in your opinion?
Subbed for sure.
I've only seen it with subs. I have read on an old thread that the dubs are pretty good, but I haven't given them a shot. Maybe I will try on my 5th watch!
I tried with subs, but I couldn’t read fast enough, so I tried dubs, and they were great. The voice actors were actually really good.