35 Diwrnod

Addictive, well written and I can't understand why anyone would give any show a bad review because of subtitles. It's so smart and I hope everyone watches it.

If you're patient enough to collect disconnected clues throughout, with no coherent storyline to follow, then you might like this drama. Perhaps the payoff rewards the hard-working viewer. I found it more gimmicky than engrossing, and abandoned the effort 2/3 of the way through the first episode. Plus, the subtitles really are a challenge.

If you're into noir like Hinterland and The Killing, Nordic Noirs, etc., this is a great binge watch for a rainy day. Another reminder that you never know what's going on behind closed doors and all families are a mess.

Someone totally incompetent wrote WHITE subtitles on light or white backgrounds. Just awful. In a mystery every bit of dialogue is crucial, but one misses a lot of it here - incomprehensible. So disappointed. Why doesn't someone fix this?

I just finished bingeing all four seasons. The first season is the best. It was a great change from the usual detective story -- by showing the murder victim die to begin with, then working up to it over the previous 35 days. Be ready for almost every character to have a definite dark and deceitful core. Even the "best" of them are revealed as the unpredictable chain of events unwinds. I have never seen a show with so many side plots, yet they don't interfere with the main story. Except in the last season which is a bit helterskelter to say the least. In an effort to add humor, they lost the plot a few times. And the way that it ended was unsatisfactory -- other characters were far more deserving of his fate. Also, Season 4 starts slow and moves at an erratic pace. Seasons 1 and 3 are the most watchable. Although I see reviews complaining about the white subtitles disapppearing against the background? I didn't have that problem at all. I could read everything clearly. You do have to stay glued to the screen, however. It's worth it.