From set designs to character arcs, get exclusive cast and director interviews on how Season 2 of the globally most-watched series was brought to life.
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fun game
Pretty cool stuff
Would have rather watched Twin Peaks to be honest
i mean, it's very predictable but it's okay
Highly predictable and there are familiarities to 2-3 previous films like this that came to my mind yet lot of fun, addictive and heart is at the right place when it comes to handling characters. Where this strikes gold was not in games but in the drama that was beautifully shot, written and perfect pacing especially episode 2 and episode 9. Usually in such series or films, focus on drama will be less but the director here, without exaggeration or adding unnecessary commercial elements has achieved a solid drama in the midst of all the games and typicalities of the concept.
я не хочу быть ланчбоксом 😢😢💀💀
Squid Game Season 3 is just underwhelming and borderline bad. Some might call it “okay” or “just good,” but honestly, it’s not. When Season 1 ended with that cliffhanger, we all expected Gi-hun to return to the game and try to shut it down. But instead of following that logical direction, the creators basically remade Season 1 and completely sidelined that plot. Hwang Jun-ho, the police officer who was searching for his brother in Season 1, is still searching for him even after the show ends—his entire arc felt like a waste. The new characters in Seasons 2 and 3 don’t leave the same impact as those in Season 1, mainly because there’s no time to connect with them. The makers just tried to stretch the storyline, but it didn’t work at all. It felt like a lazy rehash of Season 1, and every death became predictable because of that. Sure, the finale might make some people emotional—it had some sense of closure—but honestly, combining Seasons 2 and 3, the only episode I liked was the final one.