I am in the minority I guess, I couldnt get passed episode one. Shit was just bad.
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Should push forward at least to the first two gamesI am in the minority I guess, I couldnt get passed episode one. Shit was just bad.
you doing dub or sub?I am in the minority I guess, I couldnt get passed episode one. Shit was just bad.
The main, personal, complaint was that this was just too mean and sad. Not that it was violent or had a little blood or whatever. But just the slow burn and watching everyone die, get killed, kill each other, watch each other die. It was just too heavy
Another complaint is that once you pull back the curtain on this type of thing it gets too convoluted. I mean, even more convoluted than the premise is to begin with. Seeing all the minions interacting behind the scenes and all that stuff. I would rather it were confined more to just the players and their back stories. There was enough there without the other things.
you doing dub or sub?
They introduced the brother. They needed his arc for the twist! The bad guy is your brother! Kinda saw that a mile away.
Dub. The main dude in the first episode is just cringe. I was hoping for something akin to Train to Busan level of acting.you doing dub or sub?
People actually listen to dub?
Dub. The main dude in the first episode is just cringe. I was hoping for something akin to Train to Busan level of acting.
We used the dub while eating, but 95% was sub. The English VA is absolute shit. You miss out on all the emotion of the characters without the original voice. I’ve had to berate my friends who watched the entire series with the dub.Dub. The main dude in the first episode is just cringe. I was hoping for something akin to Train to Busan level of acting.
Its funny how if I start typing "how much is 45 bil" google automatically fills out and lets me know its 38 million dollars, lol.
if you travel to korea, take away 3 zeros, if you travel to japan take away 2 zeroeslol did the same.
he's just a shit tier human, theres nothing redeeming about him at allone thing I found interesting about the final episode, obviously spoilers about the last episode of the show/season
So the two of them are sitting there watching the homeless guy, 10 mins to go, waiting to see if someone will help him. Western me thinks the obvious play out is Gi-Hun will decide to rush down and help the guy himself, proving there are still good people in the world and he is a good person.
That does NOT happen, he is content to wait and see if someone else will help, in a sort of Dark Knight Joker-esque "test humanity" kind of way.
Is that an asian mindset? I found it pretty interesting, there were a number of choices like that throughout the show where what I thought was the "obvious" choice was clearly something very different to a different country. Is it supposed to show the audience that Gi-hun is actually not really a good person, he is content to let others act but not do something himself? I have a hard time reconciling whether Gi-hun is a bad person or not, he waited until after that meeting (a YEAR after the game) before helping anyone or visiting his daughter, which he immediately walks back too! To me, all along, he was a deadbeat gambling addict who never changes and will go back less to "fix" things but more for the rush.
and yeah the brother police-cop just getting shot (but maybe not dead? we never see him die) was one of the weirder scenes in the show that still doesn't make much sense to me.
some members of the cast will be appearing on the tonight show this wednesday. Its the most streamed show in like 90 countries now, probably be pretty much everywhere by the end of the week.