Nguyet Le

When I first saw Season 1, I was ecstatic. Excellent script, effects, and actions. I couldn't help but be excited for Season 2. I even noticed that the Squid Game has similar concepts; Alice in Borderland was unfairly overwhelmed by that film. Season 2 was a farce, contrary to my expectations. It's jam-packed with moral lessons that teach viewers how to live magnanimously. Characters were shot and killed several times but survived. One man loitered in the streets and massacre people. He walked slowly but could always reach any characters who keep marathon for their dear-life. At the final game, it wasted more than 30 minutes just for viewers listen to moral lessons between 2 immortal characters, one of whom was bleeding because of being deadly stabbed in stomach for at least 5-7 times. Surprisingly, the bleeding one still had enough blood and strength to cut herself again in order to wake the guy up. This makes me sick and confirms the movie's hypocritical message. They want people to live a well-behave and noble life but the movie makers don't even care creating a good movie with senses.

I like how the movie brings fact to its audience. The script was done well. The cast was too. I keep questioning about those 4 hospitals that gave chances for Dr. Death to maim his patients. There is nothing! The most noticeable one is Baylor Plano, which named was changed after that event. There was not a Single Fine because of their irresponsibility and involvement in creating a Dr. Death. However, when checking around, there has been a bundle of complaints about that hospital of being unprofessional and ignorance from very basic things such as miss a patient's clothes to poor care service after receiving patients. How come those hospitals do that? I can't imagine how am I if one day I got sick and unexpectedly became a patient at such horrible hospital.