US EditionSquid Game Season 3 Review — Netflix Megahit Returns for a Brutal, Chilling Final Series
- Netflix released all six episodes of Squid Game season 3 on June 27, concluding the series with a brutal and intense final installment.
- Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk explained that seasons two and three were originally one story split due to length, and the final season follows the aftermath of a failed insurrection.
- The season continues the deadly tournament where players face new games, including violent hide-and-seek and a giant jump rope challenge, while Seong Gi-hun confronts the Front Man again.
- The finale titled 'Humans Are&' leaves the ending ambiguous, and Hwang stated the story is about Gi-hun feeling the heavy price of his mistakes and possibly losing faith in humanity.
- The series ending closes Gi-hun's story, adds dozens of player deaths, seeds a new U.S. storyline with Cate Blanchett's cameo, and Netflix plans to reveal future franchise details.
78 Articles
78 Articles
Squid Game, among the most viral phenomena that Netflix has managed to pack, is destined to end Friday, June 27, with the debut on the platform of the third and last chapter.Three seasons, then nothing more. Only the promise, vague and never confirmed, of a spin-off could keep the morale of those who, in recent years, lost their senses behind Squid Game, Korea, a brutal violence, daughter of the survival instinct and, therefore, potentially intr…
REVIEW. We need to stop pretending that “Squid game” is relevant entertainment. With season three, the series is finally coming to an end.
The most-watched Netflix series ever remains suspenseful and dystopian. It would be nice if ‘Squid Game’ could serve as a warning of how we don’t want to end up.
‘Squid Game’ Season 3 premieres, marking end of global phenomenon
Netflix's global phenomenon "Squid Game" premiered its highly anticipated third and final season today at 4 p.m., bringing a dramatic close to the deadly contest that has gripped viewers around the world. The new season promises heightened darkness, inventive challenges and deep emotional stakes as the story of protagonist Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) and the mysterious organization behind the games reaches its climax. The series first captivated…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 40% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
