The new season of ‘Squid Game’ undermines the triumphs of the first
Dystopian satires are tough to sustain, especially when they’re powered by twists. That might explain “Squid Game’s” peculiar sophomore season, which dropped today and ends so abruptly I initially assumed Netflix had simply withheld the finale from critics. It hadn’t; I’d received all seven episodes.
“Squid Game” season 2 review: Brutal thrills — and lots of buildup
It’s your destiny.” Two years after refusing to get on the plane to Los Angeles, Gi-hun spends his days holed up in an abandoned Seoul motel, using his 45.6 billion Won — the “blood money,” as he calls it — to pay for a search party.
"Squid Game" season two brought back the ddakji-playing recruiter played by Gong Yoo. His fate makes for a very memorable ...
Peter Sutherland is back, and he’s searching for a mole in the CIA who plans to blow up Manhattan. Netflix debuted the Season ...
Of the climactic scene between Gi-hun and the Salesman, Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae said: "While Gong Yoo has a brief ...
"Squid Game" season two stars Lee Jung-jae, reprising his role as Seong Gi-hun. It also features new actors, including T.O.P, ...
Familiar faces returning from the first season include Wi Hajoon (as detective Hwang Junho(, Lee Byunghun (as the enigmatic ...
We learn that he’s invested three years and his own cash into a private search for the game’s magnetic recruiter (Gong ...
His Jeong-won is a pitiful and fragile character, under so much stress that he threatens to crack at the slightest pressure.
The Raspberry Film Festival just awarded some of the most high-profile Korean actors, including Song Joong Ki, the worst ...
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