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Squid Game 3 Loses the Series’ Storytelling—And Its Humanity
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Squid Game 3 Loses the Series’ Storytelling—And Its Humanity
This review contains spoilers. Netflix’s Squid Game series, created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, earned its massive popularity for many reasons. Its surreal and bloody twists on Korean childhood games intrigue audiences; The depiction of class inequality in the games parallels late-stage capitalism. Fundamentally, though, the Squid Game series explores human nature, with characters who feel fleshed out even when the show delves into satire. Squid Game 3,…
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