Caporegime
We all get conned out of marbles at some point in life ... lol
Still got 3 episodes to go, but maybe somebody can answer a question about Episode 6
Is the old man pretending to have dementia? It didn't make sense to me that he was wandering around and acting like it, but then knew he had been conned by Seong Gi-hun
Or does this spoil something later in the show?
Spoiler
I would have liked to have seen more games and more impressive games, with multiple options/routes to victory, some requiring more strategy and cunning, others more skill. I also think they killed off people too quickly. There was more room for this to grow as a series, but some parts seemed rushed, and others dragged on.
That would go against the game makers whole premise of everyone having a completely fair chance of progressing. If skill or strength came into it, then naturally many would fail straight away. I liked the simplicity of the games personally, and they delivered what was 'promised' in terms of equality.
Spolier much?
I also think they killed off people too quickly. There was more room for this to grow as a series, but some parts seemed rushed, and others dragged on.
That would go against the game makers whole premise of everyone having a completely fair chance of progressing. If skill or strength came into it, then naturally many would fail straight away. I liked the simplicity of the games personally, and they delivered what was 'promised' in terms of equality.
1) The finance guy heard about the sugar syrup and when he saw the symbols had already guessed what the game might be - so was able to choose the easiest shape
2) Skill and strength came in to the tug of war game - with the stronger teams typically winning until the main cast on the team had used skill to overcome their stronger opponents.
3) The glassmaker used his skill to spot tempered glass in the bridge challenge
So not quite an equal/fair chance of progressing.
No less of a spoiler than the last couple of a dozen posts.
it's not hard to do, but people seem to struggle with it for some reason.
Skill and strength did come into it though.
2) Skill and strength came in to the tug of war game - with the stronger teams typically winning until the main cast on the team had used skill to overcome their stronger opponents.
So not quite an equal/fair chance of progressing.
Been reading that the creator of this actually pitched it 10 years ago but Netflix etc were not interested because they thought it was too weird. Now they are raking in the ratings lol.
which stinks of setting up a sequel.
You could have said the same about Super Mario Bros the movie .
"The worst thing I ever did? Super Mario Brothers. It was a ******* nightmare. The whole experience was a nightmare. It had a husband-and-wife team directing, whose arrogance had been mistaken for talent. After so many weeks their own agent told them to get off the set! ******* nightmare. ******* idiots."
Would seem a bit more of a common sense approach to not post in a thread about a TV show unless you've seen it / are not bothered about the ending, as most people posting in here have already seen it. Otherwise you may as well just have a rule that says no discussion allowed until everyone has seen it. At what point exactly are you suggesting an open discussion is allowed? Some people may not watch this show for several years, so should every reply in this thread be wrapped in spoiler tags?