Squid Game

Está serie en mi opinión es de las mejores series que a sacado Netflix, es una historia muy interesante con personajes muy memorables y con un buen trasfondo, casi no hay huecos en el guión ni incoherencias, además de que los actores/actrices seleccionados saben hacer bien su trabajo interpretando excelente a su personaje, en mi opinión es un 10 solido

Squid Game as a whole starts with something truly solid—Season 1 hit hard emotionally, had layered characters, and gave you real things to think about, from economic desperation to how far people will go when pushed. But after that, it slowly falls apart. Season 2 felt like more of the same, just messier. The games were still intense, but Gi-hun’s choices didn’t make sense, and too many characters were thrown in with not enough depth. Then Season 3 comes along and proves they ran out of ideas. It had emotional moments, sure—but most of the writing felt lazy, rushed, or flat-out wrong. Characters you care about die in ways that don’t fit their arc, and some scenes are so unrealistic or badly handled that it take you out of it. Overall, it started as something with purpose and turned into a show that kept going just because it was popular—not because it still had something real to say.

When the first season was released, the show instantly gained worldwide popularity — a massive fanbase, tons of merchandise, countless memes and discussions online, and of course, plenty of theories about the possible fate of the main character in what was then an unconfirmed second season. The first season turned out to be the most successful. At the time, the concept of deadly games felt fresh, and the characters were interesting enough to make you genuinely care about what would happen next. However, the main issue with the series is the protagonist. Gi-hun is filled with an almost absurd sense of justice and righteousness, which feels incredibly out of place given the horrific conditions of the games. His friend seemed like the most reasonable character — a realist who acted according to the situation. But Gi-hun just couldn’t understand that, which makes him feel less like a grown man living in poverty and more like a naive child who refuses to change.

Estragaram uma série que já era apenas mediana. A primeira temporada é ok, não chega a ser tão boa quanto, por exemplo, Breaking Bad ou The Boys, mas estava na média: era assistível e divertida. O final da primeira temporada poderia muito bem ter fechado a série, teria sido perfeito. Porém, como estava fazendo sucesso e quiseram sugar o máximo possível, deixaram um gancho para uma sequência. Os primeiros episódios da segunda temporada até são bons, mas logo tudo começou a desandar. Jogaram tudo no lixo. A terceira temporada foi a pior que já vi: nada faz sentido e o final consegue ser ainda pior.

an unoriginal idea stretched so thin they can't justify it by the final few episodes. none of the socioeconomic ideas that are touched on in this are fleshed out, and character motivations are usually skin deep. Just terrible shallow writing and none of the visuals are anything special. I think this show may have been written to sell jumpsuits