Sans
Protesting the conditions of an inhumane world
- Oct 2, 2019
- 347
Back in the fall of 2021 when Squid Game was first released on Netflix, it became an instant hit and it was all the rage for months. Though I had never seen it, I knew of the premise and thought it was an interesting plot.
Around the turn of the new year, the second season was released, and the hype returned. I found myself with an interest in the series and right before typing this, I had just finished the first episode of the first season, and though I'm usually not one for movies or TV series, I have to say I like it so far.
It made me think, I wish the games were real. I'd sign up in a heartbeat. I'm curious what the rest of you think. Though I feel the series is very well known by now, I don't want to spoil anything just in case.
Around the turn of the new year, the second season was released, and the hype returned. I found myself with an interest in the series and right before typing this, I had just finished the first episode of the first season, and though I'm usually not one for movies or TV series, I have to say I like it so far.
It made me think, I wish the games were real. I'd sign up in a heartbeat. I'm curious what the rest of you think. Though I feel the series is very well known by now, I don't want to spoil anything just in case.
The premise of Squid Game is that 456 people compete in a series of games, with the winner promised a very large cash prize. However, those who lose are killed.