#hwang dong-hyuk

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FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!😩

[kaipanzero]

Squid Game season 2

오징어게임 시즌2 (2024)

[aquitainequeen]

Now that's more like it!

...when it comes to headlines!!!

[lobokraken]

[goawaywithjae]

Before "Squid Game," Korean filmmaker was best known for "The Crucible" and "Miss Granny." Have you see any of these titles?

[abs0luteb4stard]

W ⟁ T C H I N G

I couldn't watch it when it came out because life was its own morbid game. I wanted to watch it in a clearer time.

[onenakedfarmer]

Watching

SQUID GAME 2 Hwang Dong-hyuk Korea, 2024

[sunshinestatecineplex]

TV: SQUID GAME Season 2 - The Capitalistic Horrors Return

It’s hard to feel too negative about Squid Game's return for Season 2. The dark action dystopia still oozes relevancy. It’s almost shocking how on the nose its points remain.

After becoming a sensation in 2021, Netflix moved fast to expand Squid Game to as many mediums as possible. It’s hard not to feel pessimistic in the aftermath of a choice so willing to ignore the point of the series. Yet it’s hard to feel too negative about Squid Game‘s return for Season 2. The dark action dystopia still oozes relevancy. It’s almost shocking how on the nose its points remain…

[hollywoodhandle]

’Squid Game’ Season 2 Review: A Thrilling Continuation With A Disappointing Conclusion

Squid Game has become a growing franchise since it first aired three years ago on Netflix. It was met with critical success from critics and the general audience, paving the way for a second and third season renewal, a reality show based off the games, video games that are available to play on Netflix, and even other shows on competing streaming services that have clearly taken inspiration from…

[news-buzz]

Season Two of Netflix Hit Loses Its Edge News Buzz

It’s been 1,196 days since Netflix premiered, with little promotion and no reviews, an odd South Korean drama about economic desperation, bloodsport and childhood games that quickly became one of its most-watched series. That’s a long hiatus — even by the erratic release standards of post-COVID, post-strike television — so I forced myself to do a full Squid Game rewatch, quite wary of how the…

[thepeoplesmovies]

'Restart The Game' Squid Game Season 2 Gets A New Trailer!

We want Christmas now! Why? We can finally head back to Squid Game and Netflix tonight release a new Teaser Trailer for Season 2. Player 456 it’s time to ‘Restart The Game‘! Europe’s biggest comic con, Lucca Comics & Games became the unexpected venue for the latest promo. To make things even more exciting for those in attendance director Hwang Dong-hyuk, plus stars of the show Lee Jung-jae, Wi…

[cultfaction]

New Squid Game: Season 2 teaser released

Three years after winning Squid Game, Player 456 gave up going to the states and comes back with a new resolution in his mind. Gi-hun once again dives into the mysterious survival game, starting another life-or-death game with new participants gathered to win the prize of 45.6 billion won. Director Hwang Dong-hyuk, who made history at the 74th Primetime Emmys® becoming the first Asian to win…

[thenerdsofcolor]

Time to Return to the 'Squid Games'

Time to Return to the 'Squid Games' @netflix #SquidGames

The global phenomenon is back! Squid Games Season 2 is officially on its way! And today we got a lot of fun tidbits and goodies to share about the upcoming new season, courtesy of Netflix! Continue reading Time to Return to the ‘Squid Games’

[goawaywithjae]

When we first meet Oh Mal-soon (Na Moon-hee), we see a cantankerous 70something who isn't pleasant to be around. She's horribly dismissive of her daughter-in-law and makes fun of her friends — including her long-suffering former servant, Mr. Park (Park In-hwan).

She saves her smiles and kindest words for her only child Hyun-chul (Sung Dong-il) — a well-respected professor at a top university — and she dotes on her grandson, Ji-ha (former B1A4 K-pop star Jinyoung), who is intent on becoming a musician, despite his parents' protests.

Mal-soon has a frenemy — a slightly younger woman at the senior center who flirts with Mr. Park and brags about her well-off son in America (a doctor) who has sent her a plane ticket to come visit him. When this kinda-sorta friend mistakenly orders a "United States coffee" instead of an Americana, Mal-soon takes great joy in pointing out the embarrassed woman's error.

[k-star-holic]

OGEM 2: No Disjoint, Retired Idol