Squid Game is written and directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk and stars Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo and Jung Ho-yeon.
Plot
Debt-ridden individuals are gathered on an island to play different games for a juicy prize. Whoever is eliminated dies.
The Series
It’s a gripping series and we aren’t surprised by its success. Half a thousand people die (it is easy to count) and it has the curious appealing of combining all the elements necessary to be captivating. It’s skillful, it has well defined characters, it’s well managed and… you can’t stop watching it.
It has an uneven pace, it takes a while to start (it happens in some productions of the network), but as the episodes develop, the plot goes in crescendo and ends up fascinating us with its perverse touches mixed with childish games.
It stands out for the skill of its script and its construction. In addition, it allows itself to play creatively with visual formulas, if not very novel, at least effective.
Surprises, twists, changes of pace…
It has a lot of rhythm and attractiveness in its main characters and manages to combine all its arcs successfully.
When something works, it works, and The Squid Game has worked like a charm.
We have watched it with delight.
Tremendously skillful.
Our Opinion
It is an obvious “must-see”. An interesting thriller that captivates you from the beginning.
Where to Watch Squid Game
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Squid Game (2021)
Name: Squid Game
Description: It is an obvious "must-see". An interesting thriller that captivates you from the beginning.
Seasons: 1
Country: South Korea
Director(s): Hwang Dong-hyuk
Writer(s): Hwang Dong-hyuk
Cinematography: Lee Hyeong-Deok
Music: Jung Jae-il
Genre: Thriller
Actor(s): Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, Jung Ho-yeon, Oh Yeong-su, Heo Sung-tae, Anupam Tripathi, Wi Ha-joon
Companies: Siren Pictures, Netflix
Our Opinion
It is an obvious “must-see”. An interesting thriller that captivates you from the beginning.