Bewitched by the title of "Netflix's No. 1 Godly Drama", I fell into the "Darkness", and I saw that half of it felt like I was stuck in the pit and couldn't get up or down, so I finally got up the courage to chase all three When it's over, I can't help but want to say a few words.
First of all, is this drama not god? God, God is outrageous. The screenwriter is literally pressing his head and saying to you: "Look, this man is called Schopenhauer, and he is German; that man is called Nietzsche, and he is also German." A play that can explain philosophy and physics to this level is worthy of respect. salute.
But the gods are gods. In terms of drama, personally speaking, there is still a thin line. As a form of entertainment, TV dramas must at least have the desire for people to watch them. On this basis, if they play an enlightening role, it is naturally the best. But the drama "Darkness", Jiji is persuading them to quit.
I won’t talk about the face blindness. In the second season, I finally figured out who was who at what time, and the third season came up and gave me a big surprise: “I know you have guessed who is who at what time. , now you guess, who is who in which world?" Collapsed, self-confidence collapsed.
If I can bear face blindness, then the slow and unchanging rhythm, repetitive lines and expressions, and insufficient suspense creation of the show "Darkness" are the reasons why I really deducted one star from it. As a drama with a suspenseful nature, if the audience's curiosity and attention are exhausted by the slow rhythm and repetitive bridges, then I can't say it is successful. What's more, many of the pits in this show have not been filled in, but the audience ignored these pits when they went around in the complicated and brain-burning story line.
But no matter what, Germany, a country rich in philosophers and physicists, still amazes audiences all over the world with its ingenuity in the era of streaming media. Compared with the divine drama, I may prefer to call "Darkness" a "magical drama".
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