Have you read the book "The Rape of Nanking" by Iris Chang? It is such a horrifying and eye-opening historical…
No, I haven’t yet... I mainly know about this time period because of my grandpa. My grandpa was born in Nanjing... I believe he was around 6 months old when it happened. Most of what I know come from the stories he told me by his father. But I will check out the book, it's interesting seeing events told from different perspectives.
I think what Full Sun means by that is legally speaking that is difficult to do... there is a lot of paper work that goes into make films/shows. Especially when it comes to children and depicting violence. it is extremely difficult to get an ok by a production company or even the government when it comes to okay-ing children in media. when i was in uni, for my final project we would do what ever we wanted but our teacher made it clear, no children were allowed to be involved due to the strict law surrounding child actors and safety. (i am from Australia, but i assume the law would be similar) So yes it is just acting but due to the nature of the show and the position of danger the child would be put in. it makes sense why they use cgi not a real baby.
Is it just me who feels that most of the people didn't understand the message that the creators of the series…
yeah, I think a lot of people were expecting a happy ending and are upset it didn’t end the way they wanted it to. I think people are mainly upset their favourites didn’t win, even though that should have been obvious considering the story of the show. like I saw so many people saying player 333 was justified in wanting to kill his own daughter for the money and gihun should have done it instead of ending himself. I don’t know what is darker, the message and plot of this season or the audience reaction...
I understand some points like Netflix wanting to make this a franchise. I too am not happy with this but I wouldn’t say the entire show suck just because of that reveal. Just because you did like one scene doesn’t been it hated the other 6 hours you watched, if you know what I mean. (If director Hwang does a backstory series, I might watch. But other than that I won’t watch them, cause I am not interested in an American version.) Also, people should be blaming Netflix for that not director Hwang, as Netflix owns the IP (Hwang never earned any money from the first Squid Game). Let’s be honest, director Hwang only put that one scene in to make Netflix happy…
ya need to chill out.. ive been doing nothing but FHJDKLFDASFHADK this season 🤣 such clownery
Yeah, people need to chill the f out. I literally saw a comment saying "This season is unbearable to watch. The comedy is so overdone. After a certain point it's not even funny. Thankfully there's just 2 more episodes left of this.". Like if you hate it that much, when why are you still watching? It's not like someone’s holding you at gun point, forcing you to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiUDb5AJuDU
I understand some points like Netflix wanting to make this a franchise. I too am not happy with this but I wouldn’t say the entire show suck just because of that reveal. Just because you did like one scene doesn’t been it hated the other 6 hours you watched, if you know what I mean. (If director Hwang does a backstory series, I might watch. But other than that I won’t watch them, cause I am not interested in an American version.) Also, people should be blaming Netflix for that not director Hwang, as Netflix owns the IP (Hwang never earned any money from the first Squid Game). Let’s be honest, director Hwang only put that one scene in to make Netflix happy…