SQUID GAME FINALE 1x9 REACTION | "One Lucky Day"
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Sam Will and Adam brace themselves as they enter into a battle royal of madness with #squidgame a story of individuals in debt who risk it all to earn it all.....but in the end, is it really worth it?
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for me the saddest part of the finale is Gi-hun cried for il-nam, sae-byeok, sang-woo, it's really mentally exhausting for him, so much so that when he found out his mother is dead, he's too tired to even cry at that point and just mourn in silence, laying beside her on the floor :(
Yeah he doesn't have any tears left...
It’s just so sad that when he gets home to his mom, he’s so broken and traumatized that he can’t feel anything anymore.
Us Koreans are VERY familiar with heartbreak and misery. Persevering through suffering is in our entire history. It's in our blood.
𝕚𝕥𝕤 𝕛𝕦𝕤𝕥 𝕤𝕒𝕕
Like,this is real,cry about palastene,they are suffering more than you think and this show isn't real to cry abt
Also, about Sang-Woo killing himself - ultimately his main goal isn't winning the Squid Game. His goal is to get the winnings (or at least a part of them) to his mother. At the last moment, when Gi-Hun wanted to end the game and forfeit the winnings, that wasn't a choice for Sang-Woo at all. If it were anyone else, Sang-Woo would probably have used the knife to kill them rather than himself - mostly because he wouldn't be able to trust the other person to take care of his mother.
And he had warrants for his arrest
Thinking about that I can't hate him anymore. He killed really good people, I can't overcome Sae Byeok's death, but it was all for his mother, these people were fighting for their families too, but when you don't know them a lot you can't care more about their lives than your own mother...
@@Carol-91 I still hate him. What he did to Ali was unforgivable. I could excuse almost everything else, but that betrayal of a man who called him brother and trusted him was inexcusable.
Yes he wanted to save his mother, but he was also willing to kill himself in the beginning and abandon her to deal with it all herself anyway. Ali was a good dude, and you KNOW he would have honored Sangwoo's request to take care of his mother. He could have asked him to do that, and played fair.
@@enicole1203 There are certainly degrees of beig a butthole.
@@onebadmonkee2540 and why tf u sayin' that?
Okay, dope, I haven't seen anyone mention it, so I'll go for it: all of the main character(ish) deaths in the show were foreshadowed in ep. 2, "Hell."
Gi-Hun: swore on his mother's life to let go of his grudge against Sae-Beok. He immediately went back on it, and while he was trying to get money to save her life, she died.
Sang-Woo: was going to commit suicide to escape his guilt for betraying his mother, died by suicide to make sure she got the money she needed because of his betrayal.
Sae-Beok: threatened to cut the smuggler's left carotid artery; died when Sang-Woo stabbed her in her left carotid artery.
Ali: stole an item of value from a man who took advantage of him; had an item of value stolen from him by someone who took advantage of him.
Deok-Su: while running from his debtors and those he betrayed, he jumped off a bridge to escape them; he was made to fall to his death by a woman to whom he not only owed a debt, but also betrayed.
The Detective: was searching for his brother and found a lead via a connection to the Game; "died" upon finally finding his brother.
Il-Nam: had a conversation with Gi-Hun trying to convince him to rejoin the game; died while having a conversation with Gi-Hun trying to convince him of the validity of the Game and to use the money he got.
Seen this theory matched on a Facebook post months back - the foreshadowing was mind-blowing to me as I learnt about it after watching it through.
Sang-woo is the best game player through and through. As horrible as he did to the other players, he operated within the confine of the game rules. Even till the end he rather off himself to gain something to benefit his mom than walk away with Gi-hun with nothing. His entire focus is on winning the game from the start to the end.
You hit it all right on the head. He was Triple H incarnate, aka The Cerebral Assassin. Gi-Hun just had incredible luck on his side.
Gi-hun was in a really dark place after winning the game. the old man's disgusting last ditch effort to play another game with him by betting on the drunk laying outside in the cold actually helped saved Gi-hun out of his depressing situation i believed. Gi-hun was wallowing in how inhumane the games were and how humanity was lost by the actions of the players, but seeing that there was still someone out there with compassion and kindness that saved the drunk from the cold proved that there was still good in humanity and it allowed him to move on. i was afraid that no one was going to save the drunk and wanted Gi-hun to go out there and save him himself but Gi-hun stood there waiting for someone else to do it and now it makes sense to me. because yes, he could have saved the person himself but he NEEDED someone else to do it. he wanted to prove the old man wrong and was holding out hope that there were still good in humanity. it allowed him to get out of his deep depression and use the money for the better.
actor Park Hae Soo (Sangwoo) is actually 9 years younger to Lee Jung Jae (Gi-Hun) in real life. So yeah he is younger.
In the show SangWoo refers to GiHun as “Hyung” which is an honorific for big brother or a close friend who is older than you so he is older in the ahow too
Forgot to mention its a male to male honorific
Gi-hun is only a year older. Gi-hun is 47. Sang-woo is 46.
@@tiawilliams5690 did they mention that??
@@LolLol-xo6zqI think so
i love the synchronized lean forward for our “gganbu” lol
Lol when I watched it, for whatever reason I didn’t catch that part. Maybe I was taking a drink of water or looked at my dog but i missed the entire gganbu at the bottom of the note
I’ve watched reactions to this episode over a dozen times and I only just thought of something. It hit me that Gi-Hun walking away from the plane to the disappointment of not being there for his daughter is, at least to him, in the name of helping someone or some people dying. Which is the same thing that happened when his daughter was being born. He wasn’t there because his coworker was dying
He’s a bad dad
@@homielander5924 but a good person, if he went to see his daughter, another 400 and something people would die. Which honestly still makes him a bad dad, I hope he lives so he can see his daughter after and still give her the present he promised, also hopefully get Cheol and SaeByeok's mom into SK too.
[Long comment ahead]
I don’t think there were stunt doubles for this show. The actors mentioned that they did their own stunts, like the glass bridge game was a real set, though the drop was much smaller, and the actors’ fearful reactions were real. And then them pulling in tug-of-war was real and apparently the hardest scene to film for most of the main cast as they were actually pulling against a machine and could not overpower it. I highly recommend watching behind the scenes and making of Squid Game videos and interviews with the cast. It’s very heartwarming and wholesome. Honestly it’s like therapy after how depressing the show is.
And Gihun and Sangwoo are great character foils for each other. Both took advantage of their moms, had stable lives and jobs until things out of their control happened and left them in extreme debt, and have especially hellish lives. But Gihun and Sangwoo have different mindsets, like what we see when they confront each other in the aftermath of the glass bridge game. Sangwoo thinks he worked hard to get to that point and he’s deserving of his spot in the final 3 whereas Gihun knows that Sangwoo, Ali, Ilnam, and the others who helped him along the way are why he got to that point. A selfish/competitive perspective vs. a selfless/cooperative perspective.
Additionally, the title, “One Lucky Day,” was a spoiler that the Korean audience understood. It refers to a famous Korean short story about a rickshaw man who has a wife and a baby. The husband has been struggling to financially support his family and care for his very ill wife. His wife asks for beef soup and for him to not go out for the day because she’s in pain but the husband refuses. So the wife asks him to at least come home early. The man then goes out and has great luck, receiving more money than normal because the rainy weather got him more customers. He feels conflicted when he’s invited to go out drinking, remembering that his wife asked him to come home early. But the man decides to stay out late, get drunk, and use his money to buy his wife the soup she wanted. However, he comes home with the soup to find his wife dead and baby crying. In the end, the man curses himself and says he knew it was such a lucky day. Essentially his luck was too good to be true. It’s the same for Gihun, all that money was to help his mom with her diabetes. But he comes back with the money, emotionally numb and traumatized, to find that his mom died, probably alone and thinking the worst of her son.
Also, there were actually a bunch of clues that hinted to Ilnam being the mastermind of the games. Heavy Spoilers has a few videos on it if you feel like watching/reacting to them! And good job on noticing that they purposely didn’t show Ilnam getting shot and theorizing that he’s the one behind it all!
And the way the characters die is foreshadowed in episode 2.
- Ali stole his boss’s money, albeit money he was owed, then Sangwoo stole Ali’s marbles.
- Deoksu escaped the casino debt collectors by jumping off a bridge, then died when Minyeo fell with him off the glass bridge during the fifth game.
- Saebyeok threatened the smuggler with a knife to his neck, then Sangwoo slit her throat with a steak knife before the final game.
- Sangwoo planned to commit suicide in the bathtub while wearing his drenched suit, then killed himself in the rain wearing a tuxedo during the last game to ensure that Gihun would win and use the money to help Sangwoo’s mom.
- Gihun swore on his mother’s life to not bother Saebyeok about the money she stole from him and didn’t keep his word, then his mother died, presumably during the fourth game with the marbles since Sangwoo’s mom said it was a couple days since she heard from Gihun’s mom.
- Detective Junho killed the soldier and tossed his body out to the sea, then he’s shot and falls off the cliff into the ocean. Though many people like me hope that he’s alive still because the front man was able to survive his bullet in the shoulder.
- Though we didn’t see Minyeo outside the games in episode 2, she promised she’d kill Deoksu if he betrayed her and also mentioned feeling powerful when they leaned back during tug-of-war, and then she leaned back when she killed herself along with Deoksu during the bridge game.
I’m glad that you understood Gihun’s mentality during the ending! A lot of people who don’t like the ending mainly complain that Gihun didn’t get on the plane to see his daughter and are upset that the story doesn’t end on a happy note. But it’s tragically realistic and in character. After Gihun sees so much death in these 6 days and people at their worst, resorting to outright killing one another for a better chance at winning the prize money, he’s severely traumatized. Especially considering he already had PTSD since he saw his coworker die when they were on strike before and just went through seeing all the other players, and even his childhood friend, die in the games. Gihun missed the birth of his daughter due to doing what he thought was right in protesting alongside his coworkers against the corrupt practices of the car company he worked at and now he’s going to miss his daughter’s birthday to attempt to stop the games.
Yes, he could get on the plane and then come back, but since the 6 games take place in only 6 days, 455 people will have died by the time he gets back. Even though Gihun didn’t actively kill anyone during the games, their blood is still on his hands. As the sole survivor, it’s his duty to not let any more people die for the sake of rich people’s entertainment. Gihun still has his morality and humanity, something the games and Ilnam tried to take away. That’s why he also tried to enact the third clause during the final game, so that the money would be given to the families of the dead participants like Saebyeok’s brother and Sangwoo and Gihun could still live. Neither would have been able to pay off their debt, but Gihun was trying to do the what he thought was best. Though it sucks that his daughter will be disappointed again, Gihun has always prioritized doing the morally right thing, even at the cost of damaging his personal relationships. Xiran Jay Zhao has a great video on how Gihun’s backstory is related to the real life Ssangyong Motor strike in 2009, which I also highly recommend watching!
Personally, I really liked the ending. I don’t think we could have gotten a typical happy ending with Gihun feeling victorious and returning home to save his mom and keep custody of his daughter. It would have been really unrealistic and kind of justify killing off all the other participants. You can’t just ignore all the death and trauma that the games have inflicted on so many people. There’s so much depth and social commentary in this show regarding capitalism and corruption and a typical happy ending would have taken away from the show’s overall message. It’s a modern tragedy.
Also, the director, Hwang Donghyuk, purposely left this series open-ended and didn’t plan on doing a second season, since most Korean shows tend to not do that. However, he has recently confirmed that *there will be a second season!* We don’t know when but he’s in the planning process. Some interviews mentioned exploring the the corruption of Korean police, the front man, and the salesman/recruiter more. Since there’s still so much mystery about them and the pink soldiers, I’m really excited. I just hope that they take their time and not give in to impatient fans. Quality takes time. In fact, the director wrote this story long ago and was constantly rejected by studios for 10 years until Netflix picked it up. Hopefully no one rushes the next season to come out too soon!
This is the best finale round-up analysis I’ve read. I agree with every single point you made.
Fantastic point of view! LIKE
Excellent! I didn't even think about it although I've been rewatching the show like dozen times, but once you said it, I realize it's all true.
bro just wrote entire script
You must be Korean, yeah? There's just no way a non-Korean would have this much insight into our (?) cultural nuances and history.
I find it hilarious people are more mad at Gi Hun for not getting on the plane than they are at the people who run Squid Game about to sacrifice and kill hundreds upon thousands of more people just to appease their bosses.
Getting on the plane would have been an admission that they’re correct to do what they’re doing. It would have solved nothing in the long run. The morally correct thing to do would be to turn around.
So so much deep meanings in this series, I love it. Maybe someone already said this, but how the ending meets the beginning of the series; Gi-hun plays on horses. And in the limo, the frontman says they are all race horses. They play with different reasons, but in the end, both the rich and the poor gamble because they have nothing better to do in life, from their perspective.
Also, that Gi-hun turns around in the end and decides that in some way, the games and those people's lives are more worth than seeing his daughter, which maybe is his way of like "I was a bad dad, at least I can be one that stops the games from continuing and make that my life purpose." I like the show so much. no matter how the second series go.
To think that Sang-woo would have died in episode 2 if the game makers hadn’t shown up again, then his last actions would have been helping Ali get back to his family, now it ends up being Gi-Hun.
Been binge-watched your reactions and I'd say you lot are one of the best reactors out there! When will you react to Squid Game 2? I'll look forward to that
Here, the old man looking down at the drunk man is acting as if he is god.
He thinks that if squid game doesn't exist, this people are just hopeless. Because humanity is gone💔
In an interview, the set designer also mentioned that she thought of a gift cascets from the perspective of a "god". Like saying, "Hey, I'm giving you another chance. This is my gift to you, if you win, I'll give you money. If you lose, I gift you death that will also end your suffering".
Very clever. This show is well made 💪❤️
If your only joy from an exciting new experience, then the ultra rich and the poor are both living in a plain world. Other people get joy from simpler interactions. They could tend to a garden, care for a child, or minister to the needs of a community. It seems symbolic that Sang woo’s mother turns to the suitcase to find a warmer jacket, not an expensive gift.
Why would anyone open a kids suitcase expecting a gift and not a jacket?
Gi-hun is going to war against them, and now he has a very powerful weapon, money. I can't wait for the second season.
Absolutely adore your thoughtful discussions after each of your videos and this was by far my favorite discussion from this series. Thanks for taking us all along with you on this journey and can’t wait for what’s next ❤️
You guys should react to Train to Busan if you haven't already seen it. The guy in the subway is the main character. It's very fast paced and lost of action, hardly need to read the subtitles because you just know what's going on by the visuals.
Feels like that movie is overrated, it was pretty good but everyone says it’s amazing and it’s really not
I think he asked the banker to borrow the 10,000 won Because when he had no money nobody would give him any but now that he has so much people will give him money right away.
The old man was lying when he said he never forced someone to play the game. They all accepted to play, but at first they didn't know they would die if lose. The people of green light, like, 200 people died without option. Also if the majority choose to stay, they all were being forced to play the game, even who voted No.
Well to be fair if the people couldn’t figure out what eliminated meant after being knocked out and kidnapped for that much money, that’s on them
@@homielander5924 what do you mean that’s on them? after they being knocked out and kidnapped and then what they should do? go home?
@@homielander5924 even if they figured out the eliminated would die they still had to play the first game.
The old man is the hardest part of re-watching this series, for me. It's really difficult to not like him, even though he is the most evil person, depicted, in this entire series. He doesn't have a higher purpose to the game. It's just so he and his rich buddies can feel fun again. You can't even argue that he's offering a chance for these people to better their life by winning the money, because he believes being very rich is just as miserable, of an existence as being poor. So, in his opinion, even the winner loses, in the long run.
@@samuelvincent557 ilnams whole mindset is that human beings inherently are miserable and awful, so it fits for him to perpetuate that cycle of misery with all the people he kills and with making the winner rich while also living with that trauma forever. ilnam really is a pure pos
I assumed he gave away half of his money to Sang-Woo, but if the denomination on these notes is the same as the one in that giant piggy bank, then this can't be more than 5-10% of the entire prize winnings.
It doesnt matter because he could always give more later. And what he already gave will be enough to support those two for awhile.
Even if it's 10%, it's $4000,000.
if you pay attention the money gi hun won is the same as his number 456, the money he won is 45.6 billion.
@Halaman 394 you meant 100 million per player
@Halaman 394 you meant 100 million per player
Y'all should try to get Old Boy on your watchlist it's a classic South Korean film... I haven't watched a ton of foreign media but Old Boy is definitely worth the watch...
If you enjoyed Old Boy, have you watched "I Saw the Devil"? It stars the "Front man."
0:52 Will plays with the little bob on his beanie. Good content very nice.
Isn't the reason why Ki-hun didn't cry even though his mother died because he already consumed all his emotions on countless deaths through the squid game and couldn't express his feelings on his mother's death?
The players "had a choice" argument rings hollow for me. They didn't though. They deliberately looked for players who were so desperate and had nothing left to lose. No one who had any hope outside the game would choose to go back. Most, if not all, of the players had already signed away organs. Also a large part of the reason things are the way they are is because the super-rich hoard money. Il-nam complains about boredom but notice his cure doesn't involve giving up any money except to those "pieces of trash" to kill for it.
This guy is the real villain of the series, not Sang-woo.
Are you guys planning on watching another kdrama called "My Name" ? It's rising in popularly lately and I honestly would love to see your reactions / commentary on it !
Netflix?
Im on the last episode and is soooooo fucking good. The twist and the fact that idk who’s good or bad. Really great to see KDrama rising in popularity
After My Name, watch Kingdom next!
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I just don’t buy that a woman of her size can casually take on a bunch of thugs without breaking a sweat.
What a ride, enjoyed watching your reactions!
If you guys haven't tried out other korean media parasite is a really good movie to watch
Watched your whole reaction for squid game, was an awesome ride with you guys 😁 hopefully see your reaction again on season 2
I concur with the other comment that Sang-woo was the truest player in the game. The one moment that would have led him to win it all, he killed himself…and it’s led me to reflect on why he would rather die (like in episode 2) than win the money and go back home.
loved watching your reaction to this series guys! Please react to TRAIN TO BUSAN! I think you’ll like it.
Love your reactions and deep-dive discussions. So glad to have found you guys through Squid Game. You guys are one of my favorite reactors of the show. Thoroughly enjoyed this journey with you guys. Please do more reactions of Korean dramas and movies. “Kingdom” on Netflix and “Parasite” and “Train to Busan,” both phenomenal Korean films.
Love you guys reaction. Please do "Train to Busan" too :)
The SMUGNESS! Well deserved, never seen anyone catch on to nr 1's conspiracy so fast 😅
The old man even pressed the X button in episode 2.
Pls when Gi hun dyed his hair, I thought he was gonna audition for Kpop or smth
also react to Alice in the borderland lol
He looks like an idiot with red hair lol and Alice and borderlands good when is season 2
0:18 dude foreshadowing the show lol
i still want Inho to be "good" (as far as that's possible after shooting his brother and running the games) but i feel like he's also trying to take down the games. he obviously didn't spend any of his prize money and this whole equality thing seemed to come from him rather than from Ilnam. i can see him teaming up with Gihun for season two, but at the same time i could see him being just in wayy too deep and going full on villain.
and yes, i hope they didn't actually kill off Junho, it would make sense for him to come back
I enjoyed your guys’ reactions to this series and I’m excited to watch more! Honestly I think you guys should watch Train To Busan featuring the “slimey” train recruiter my favorite actor… Gong Yoo
Please!!!!!!! I really hope you guys can react to " Train to Busan" after this show !!!!!!
Check "Hellbound" next, I m sure y'all like it
Hellbound was a bit weird but definitely a must watch. I like how the two episode anime adaption focused on. One going to hell and the other to heaven. I want to see someone go to heaven and wonder where the end of season 1 will lead to.
I'm Korean the last epsode's title 'One lucky day' is old Korean novel name. Hyeon jin gun's '운수좋은날'. But the story doesn't show lucky day. IT IS PARODOX.(Story is that One man got big money and he feel he is lucky one . But he went back home . And found his wife dead. He cried.)
So Squid game's this episode is the same. Gi hun won the game and got big money but the way back home. HE HAS NOTHING. mom is dead.
Ok guys. It's time to "TRAIN TO BUSAN" reaction
Nah overhyped
I've seen all of your squid game reaction videos. I was happy when you were happy and I was sad when you were sad. thank you guys so much.
And if I can recommend another series to you guys, be sure to watch My Mister. This series is on Netflix.
Contrary to the title, this is not about love. It's about people.
Anyway, I really enjoyed watching you guy's reaction video. Again, thank you. From KR.
Also, IN THE SLEEPING ROOM, THE PICTURES ON THE WALL SHOWED WHAT THE GAMES WOULD BE! THEY ALL COULD'VE BEEN PREPARED!
i love this show....watched in 2 days, couldnt stop at all, FUCK.
i need more
my name or hellbound maybe! Wish one of it u will watch next. ♥
Funny how people say they had a feeling the old man was still alive because they never showed him getting shot. However you never see Ali get shot neither. 🤔
you do however- see ali’s body in a coffin, so bit of a difference
You see his body in a coffin the next episode
They showed Ali in a coffin and then put him in the incinerator at the very start of ep7.
An hour goes by too quickly~ The reaction is the best 👍
The only thing I lol'd at was how they said Gong Yoo looks so slimey but my bias for him is still so strong I didnt care 😂🤦🏾♀️ Btw does anyone know if they watched Train to Busan because I would looooove to see a first reaction to THAT.
That movie and also another Korean series from Netflix called The Kingdom
YES train to Busan reaction!!! I think it’s cool how every reactor watches it after squid game
If you guys ever see the slap-guy actor in _Train to Busan_ - which you must, haha - you will see him in a completely different character - one you will have a completely different view of and never forget.
Interesting... The married couple... The husband asked everyone to quit the game. As we know, if all agree to quit, the money is distributed to the families of those dead. Therefore, the wife was dead, so if they quit, the husband would still get money.
Exactly that’s why he wanted to do it
Definitely recommend Alice in Borderland and Sweet Home next :)
His reason isn’t bullshit its to cement the message of the show aka a criticism of capitalism and the huge wealth disparities it breeds
Once he dyed his hair red, there was no going back
A HUGE percentage of things we buy are produced through exploitative labor. When you get a piece of chocolate for $1.00... consider, that is someone's life that suffered to get it... I hate it. It's so depressing. But that's the thing - squid game is our society. we could all vote to change it... but people don't care. they think they're gonna win in the end. so the game goes on.
but you're missing the other piece of the metaphor - sure, the players in the game did terrible things to win money. but they were deliberately put into that situation out of desperation, taken advantage of by people with inconceivable amounts of money and power. the players DID choose to end the game at first - but it didn't matter because they were just as powerless outside as they were inside.
@@emilyclark5960 : yep, that's how the game forces people to justify its continuation.
@@emilyclark5960 that’s not true at all, you can’t make that statement. The only person who’s circumstances we know that got screwed over was Ali. Gi hun is a deadbeat who refuses to work and uses his kids birthday money to go gambling. Sang woo stole millions of dollars and belongs in jail. The thug dude stole from his boss. Saybeyok even if she had noble intentions was trying to pay for human trafficking. her situation is messed up and so is Ali’s. Rest are scum and we don’t know the circumstances of other people. You can’t say they’re all victims who were taken advantage of and beat down by society
@@homielander5924 I have to disagree with that. "gi-hun is a deadbeat who refuses to work" remember when he had a job, went on strike and then he watched one of his friends die in front of his eyes? can you imagine the trauma and distrust in companies that must've implanted? can you imagine the working conditions that must've led to that strike? and then he tried to open a chicken shop that went bankrupt for unknown reasons? addiction is a mental illness. we don't know when or how gi-hun developed an addiction to gambling, but his life circumstances clearly did not help him recover lmao. I can't imagine he would have had many resources available to him. and when you're already in the shit, gambling is appealing because you're just waiting for that "one big prize" that will finally solve your problems.
I'm not saying he's some flawless guy. it was incredibly shitty of him to steal from his mom and gamble birthday money. but as someone pointed out in another comment section, the amount of money he won wouldn't have been enough to pay for a nice dinner and a present like he promised his daughter, so he turned to gambling because he thought he could ultimately win more money and keep his promise. I have thoughts on the other characters as well but I've written too much already lmao
Sure they probably are tracking everyone but there's another explanation why they knew he was about the get on the plane. The slapping guy just saw him arrive at the airport with travel bags.
Finally reactors who get the ending.
what a journey!!
How does guy in the middle get it right all the time?
so smart.
Clues were there from the beginning about the old man...It just took me ages to work it out. Season two is on its way...Let the games begin.
There is not amount of money worth a human life I admired the protagonists decision to end the game to save sang woo he maybe an ashole but he is a human being
53:50 a character I’m thinking of that’s “bad” but redeemable or likeable is Jamie Lannister. I liked his character!
Please react to Train to Busan. The slap dude played as the lead. It's an apocalypse zombie movie. Super good! Thanks
great reaction journey guys! i hope you do reactions on another Netflix korean action-thriller 8-episodes 'My Name'...it is gaining popularity.
"Hellbound" reaction next!!
loved your reactions to squid game! you guys probably already have shows you want to watch next, but my recommendation would me „my name“. it‘s korean as well and is in my eyes even better than squid game.
but anyways, can‘t wait for the next season AOT reactions :D
Thank you ❣
The show is so packed with meaningful symbolism and expert timing, that I don't think anything comes about by chance. The reason for Il-nam to create the games is bullshit because the whole game and all those deaths are meaningless, and that's the point. It's part of the futility and dystopia, there is no higher meaning.
The show is a criticism of capitalism hence IlNam’s explanation
@@LolLol-xo6zq exactly
omg pleaseee react to train to busan (2016) it's a zombie movie and the main character is the guy who slaps people in squid game!
Next: u guys have to watch Vincenzo a kdrama also on Netflix. It’s super good
Please react to My Name
Its an AWESOME kdrama series
You guys will love it cuz it's action-packed, full of twists, brilliant acting etc.
My take on Gi-Hun's decision to turn back and return to the games is slightly different from what I've been reading so far. Gi-Hun has good morals and his heart is in the right place. But he's also a gambler. Sure, he wants to vindicate what happened and perhaps help to end the whole thing. But I also think he somewhat got addicted to the deadly games in a morbid way. A bit like the character played by Christopher Walken in The Hunter, where he turns a traumatic experience (being forced to play Russian roulette) in a way of living. He couldn't escape it.
If we think about it, this duality is foreshadowed when the old man is dying. He plays one final death game with Gi-Hun and Gi-Hun goes along with it. Gi-Hun desperately wants the poor guy on the street to survive, but if it was only for the sake of humanity, he could've easily gone outside and help him himself. He didn't. He played the game. The old man still won in the end.
Will you be watching the new hype:"Arcane"?
Please!
Go to watch TRAIN TO BUSAN 😩🤚🏻💖
The best movie 🔫🔫
Hey, you should watch "Sweet Home"
I REALLY want to see you guys react to Arcane League of Legends. plz
Are you guys gonna react to Train To Busan and Peninsula? Those are good korean movies. You'll love it. ❤
Last ep for squid game. Arcane next? Please?
Watch Train to Busan
Next K DRAMA called "THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED" it's insane drama bro..
Just a request have you heard of arcane it's a 9 episodeseries based off of league of legends it's really fun and I think you would enjoy it
Saw s2 preview very culturally diverse
They chipped all the players, of course they know where they are. They still watch them.
Please react to Alice in Borderland next! It's a Japanese series released in Dec 2020 and kind of the same genre as this but games are way harder.
praying y'all check out extracurricular or alice in borderland next
Tomorrow 12/5 sjeakbpeek s2 scheduled for 2022 on utube
My Name next please!
22:27 what you guys are concerned about won't happen in Korea, so no need to worry. We are not China.
Everyone is taking on debt, becoming rich people's playmonkeys.
Let's go
Guys try to react to Miracle in Cell no 7. Its a korean movie! Kinda angst though.
I just subscribed…I hope you’ll react to Train to busan …it’s a blockbuster movie…made records around the world..
Gi-hun... Get. On. The. GODDAMN PLANE!
Here are some leaks:
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YOU NEED TO WATCH WEATHERING WITH YOU ITS THE SAME WORLD AS YOUR NAME!!!
Can you please watch train to busan?
Watch Arcane
Guys you have to react to money heist
I assumed they were going to crash the plane and that’s why he didn’t get on