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Squid Game is a fascinating and visually stunning series that left me thoroughly impressed. The show's unique premise, coupled with its masterful execution, made it an unforgettable experience.

One of the standout elements is its visual appeal-vibrant, surreal settings juxtaposed against the grim reality of life-and-death stakes. The games themselves were meticulously designed to evoke genuine tension and unpredictability, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. The high stakes, where failure meant death, added an unparalleled intensity to every scene.

On a psychological level, Squid Game delves into the darkest corners of human nature. It explores themes of greed and ambition, showcasing how far individuals are willing to go-even at the expense of others' lives-for a chance at wealth. Another compelling theme is the moral dilemmas faced when survival becomes personal; the series starkly illustrates how self-preservation can lead one to betray even their closest allies.

However, while the series excels in many areas, the ending left much to be desired. The conclusion felt open-ended and unresolved, leaving several critical questions unanswered. It's clear the story has more to offer, and I can only hope that the next season will address these lingering threads.

Overall, Squid Game is a phenomenal series that masterfully combines suspense, social commentary, and visual artistry. I thoroughly enjoyed it and eagerly anticipate what comes next!

I didn't intend to write a review about this movie at first but when I encountered a very big opposite views as pros and againsts I decided to clarify some points.

If you desire to watch a gentle comedy with smart witticism and great smell of wisdom this is The movie for you, but if your definition of comedy is ridiculous pranks with cheap sexual clowneries and childish stupid behaviors this movie is not recommended.

The movie is so well made, the main reason of which is great director, Sorush Sehhat, and good actors besides a good plot.

It is a little bit in the same line with the movie "hang over" in which funny matters happen to groom on the night of wedding.

Coincidentally this movie is on screen with another so-called comedy which in comparison you find the difference between a gentle comedy and cheap clownery.

A great mini series. Death's game is the second Korean series I watched (the first was Squid game) and it really changed my attitude towards Korean movies.

I do strongly recommend it to all, specially the ones who see themselves in hardships and difficulties which seem to be overwhelming and may have lost their hope.

By it's name at first I thought it's kind of movies which aim to normalize death and suicide but after watching I found it's exactly vice versa.

The perfect combination of post defined characters and flash backs and their connections with the past ones is one the greatest points which makes the movie even more interesting.

All parts were great. It is a great combination of affection, love, horror, detective matters, chasing, spiritual elements, hope, meaning, meaning and meaning. The great outcome lessons of the movie were a pearls that for sure worth the time you spend on.