‘Squid Game’ season two offers more inspired characters, but a faltering story
This past December, Netflix released “Squid Game” season two — over three years after its first season. The hit series previously followed Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), better known as Player 456, as he navigated — and won — the deadly contest for 45.6 billion Korean won in season one.
The South Korean show’s new season is a needless and unsatisfying, if sometimes interesting, coda to one of the most important series of the streaming era.
Thankfully we don’t have too long to wait, because Netflix’s leak suggests that “Squid Game” season 3 could arrive as early ...
Squid Game also masters the art of colour in branding, and here to it shows us the power of simplicity. Clear colour choices ...
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Squid Game Season 2 'Red Light, Green Light' Game Could Have Looked Very Different With One Changed AspectThe Red Light, Green Light game in Squid Game Season 2 could have taken on a dramatically different appearance with one key ...
Netflix subscribers will see a noticeable jump in their monthly subscription fees, as the streaming company revels in new ...
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Squid Game: Why Did The Front Man Join the Games as Player 001?The Front Man is one of Squid Game’s most iconic characters, and in season two, he takes a more direct role in the games by ...
One of the memorable sequences in Squid Game Season 2 involves a team round with a six-legged pentathlon. One of the actors ...
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