Squid Game: WHAT EVERYONE GOT WRONG REACTION! (Film Theory | 오징어 게임)

[@ReelRejects]

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[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

Hi

[@GeneGeterTV]

LMAO! You guys lol.

[@andreaisabhelc.salvia3805]

plss react to vincezo next, PLSSSSSSSSSS it would be an honor if u notice this comment

[@sisqoohoward6733]

Greg reaction is priceless great acting lol

[@bagirockcarlguksoo1786]

Oh my god Kingdom !!! Yeah i'm so so hyped !!!!!! 🤪

[@ReelRejects]

Oh yeah, we're starting up *Kingdom* This Weekend! Thanks for the recommendation peeps :)

[@Mukatutu]

You can also try Alice in Borderland and Sweet Home for some similar-ish stuff

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Cant wait to see you and john react to this. And greg, please, John is your best friend, associate and assistant. 😂😂😂😂

[@SevenHunnid]

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[@lolnoitsnot]

YAAAAY also alice in borderland is reallyyyy good!

[@EdricHsu]

Yay, looking forward to seeing your “Kingdom” reactions!!

[@jgzaz]

They opened the show with them as kids playing the game as teams and winning as a team to demonstrate that the squid game at the end could have been won as a team as well ? Maybe? Hmmm

[@ESP_Blinks]

of course if there were more players then would be 2 teams

[@theawesomeman9821]

In Matpat's defense no one ever explained the rules of the last game in the show, so of course he would think what he does.

[@TheFatikaran]

bruh imagine ali and saebyoek playing too that would be an intense finale

[@ESP_Blinks]

@@TheFatikaran oh definitely, I will be not sure how the teams would be made, if is their choice or is random

[@TheFatikaran]

@@ESP_Blinks choice like tug a war. that would be a stellar finale; gihun and saebyeok vs ali and sangwoo

[@jameswarner5878]

The marble game rules state that to win you must collect the opponents 10 marbles. The rules do not state you must have all 20. Simply exchange marbles and both players have satisfied the winning condition. Everyone could have survived the marble game.

[@gucare]

Hear, hear. Just thinking that

[@abhayshenoy1989]

In the start of the show, a team of kids wins against another. So the squid game can easily have more than 2 players

[@BasicBodThor]

Yes exactly. It's a team game

[@rawrxd4602]

@Ogami that still doesnt mean its impossible

[@stancinatti8198]

I always thought that

[@imjorkingmypeanits]

If in the last game there’s more that just 2 players, I wonder if they could team up and win.

[@disme5314]

@@rawrxd4602 But it is likely impossible since this game have been play for 30 years with thousands of participants but all of the game only 1 winner

[@Shinius]

"It violates the whole 'everyone has a fair chance' motto". That's the point. The show is a critique of capitalism. And the idea of meritocracy. The people at the top NEED you to think that you can be rich someday otherwise you won't 'play the capitalist game'. If they told you "You will stay at your dead end job, barely making enough to live until you die" People might stop trying or just kill themselves. The Frontman saying everyone is equal, but in actuality that not being the case is on purpose. Same shit with the glass breaking. If the system was a true meritocracy, Sae-byeok would've won, she was the most capable character in the entire show. But LUCK killed her off, much the same way that in capitalism, it's said to be a meritocracy, but some people are born rich, some people are born with a disability. Luck determines so much of your life and just like how it felt unfair for Sae-byeok dying, it's unfair that people born in first world nations will do better than people born in war-torn third world nations.

[@Sasu123456789x1]

This! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@nataliekennedy4646]

I get what your saying

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

I think this was one of the best breakdowns I've read. I hope you don't mind if I share it, with attribution.

[@elizabethlee2136]

Yeah I think Matt Patt is a hopeful kinda guy. And he lucked out in the algorithm and so he might have a different look at the world. I think a lot of people take the messages of equality seriously, especially if they have a little taste of the pie. It's not being bad its just having a positive attitude. Kinda like the Frontman. I think he might think the Game is good. I We can tell parables about togetherness and humanity, but Gi Hoon wins even though he's mediocre. And success and appeal is just as random. You come up with a billion dollar idea or you are a dude. Even evil capitalism doesn't rule the day. Fate does. Gihoon survive because of his good heart and caring for others. It's ironic and tragic mean no matter what Sang Woo did that he did not want to do, he was going to lose and people who run our world are Sang Woo. There are no VIP. it's the pessimist drive to wealth that is what operates it. And in the end it doesn't cure his depression save his mom or do anything. Next time you feel insignificant or broke or envious, really sit with those feelings. Your problems aren't more important then you are

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

@Jin sakai Those are not the only two options..

[@nantenin123]

I don’t think he understands that this game isn’t in the benefit of the players, but for the entertainment of the VIPS i.e more deaths = more cash for the players and entertainment because not every one gets to win the game. Although I agree that Sangwoo should have played with his team instead of against them. But even if it hints at the fact that there can be multiple winners, that’s not the goal. Otherwise they wouldn’t have incorporated the subgames like the riot, or the knife hand-off after dinner. It hinted at that, the moment they gave them a waver to make it seem like it’s all about free choice but while in private they instigate violence resulting in more deaths, burn them alive and use their bodies for organ donation. But I agree with his theory on how to win as a team.

[@Inaresco]

I dont think u properly listened to the video

[@nantenin123]

Nooo…….I listened well I’m just responding to the part where he was referring to the premise that everyone could have won if they worked together instead of against each other but I disagree because the game was not designed for them to trust each other enough to work as a team. Even if they did, it was shortly lived ones they teamed up only to play against each other in the marble game

[@ellie-angel9254]

I think he was just trying to point out what the players themselves were in control of and could have changed, knowing full well that the VIPs weren't going to change THEIR behavior. Forgoing everything else, if more people had teamed up to survived the riots, half of those survivors would have made it through until the glass bridge. Even if it was just 25 or 50 more people (less than half or a quarter of Mat's best-case scenario) that made it to the bridge, that game and the squid game could have ended very differently and with a lot more winners. It's not about the VIPs necessarily, it's about being smart enough to recognize & not take their (in my opinion VERY obvious) bait and manipulation. Like he said at the beginning, this is what "you" (the watcher) could do if you found yourself tossed into the games.

[@dehuntr9908]

“Don’t Panic” well I mean... Thing is, it’s always easier said than done. 🤷‍♂️

[@lexis4490]

People couldn’t not panic when the pandemic started.

[@TwilightFox777]

"I don't remember any of the characters hiding behind others in Red Light Green Light" Sang Woo does it when he tells Gi about the timer, and so does Sae Beouk when she pulls Doek Su's hair.

[@adeviantproduction]

Glass bridge - Tie your shoes together and use them nunchuck style to test bash the glass panels ahead of you. Marble game - Just trade your 10 marbles with your partner's. They didn't say you needed to get their marbles "first" or keep your own marbles.

[@Xedllin]

I remember reading As the Gods Will which also has the setup of "certain amount of individuals having to go through children's game turned deadly" and in that other than psychopathic individuals almost everyone was trying to at the very least survive with others since as the saying goes "safety in numbers"

[@imvellyy]

yesterday I watched u guys vs double toasted on collider from back in the day! and it really made me realize how f-ing long Ive beeen watching this channel silently. God I love u guys, and am so happy yall are close to 1M.

[@SemperCopacetic]

I was thinking for the glass bridge game that they could've used their pile of shoes that they all took off to throw to see which panel was the glass one. 🤷

[@lexis4490]

I was thinking the same thing when they took them off.

[@moonbinisaghostiemermaidpr4950]

It would have worked for a minute but then the VIPs would kill someone or change the game

[@SemperCopacetic]

@@moonbinisaghostiemermaidpr4950 the odds were definitely stacked against them. At least the glass expert might've made it lol

[@jennv2948]

People keep saying this. I really don’t think throwing a shoe at glass (at an angle - not even head on) would break it. Glass isn’t THAT fragile.

[@SemperCopacetic]

@@jennv2948 I mean, when your back is against the wall and the alternative is take a 50/50 shot where one outcome is death, you get creative & you're willing to do & try anything as the show itself has shown us (i.e. Gi-hun licking the sugar cookie, player 212 using a lighter to heat up her needle, or using Il-Nam's advice during Tug of War). As far as the shoes you just need a clue, any clue to eliminate one of them not break the glass necessarily.Someone on Reddit suggested piling a bunch of shoes in a jacket, tying the sleeves and swinging it like a hammer to try to see which one would crack or even break. I'm sure if Il-Nam had made it to this round, he would've had some type of insight of using the only things at their disposal to get through; their clothes and their shoes.

[@KenFromchicago]

Greg, we SAW players go ahead of other in the glass bridge game. One player simply stopped and demanded other players go ahead of him. Remember? 🤔 Also, Film Theory, each player had an equal chance of being injured by the exploding glass and ALL of the players were disadvantaged by the change in lights--equally. 👍🤣

[@angryangro2139]

YES!! chances were always equal!

[@braidij7598]

Exactly. They turned off the lights because 1 person could tell the difference when others couldnt, making it unfair. Turning off the lights meant that no players could tell the difference, which balances it out again

[@som3bode577]

Yea, that's a problem I find with this theory, is that even if the glass manufacturer had told everyone else on how to tell the difference between the tiles, the Frontman would've turned off the lights anyways for the whole game then everyone would be back at square 1. And also I don't agree with Matpat's problem with the glass tiles exploding, there had to be A WAY to eliminate those that didn't finish; if the alternative was the guards shoot at those who didn't finish, they probably would've shot each other on the other side or the surviving contestants on accident.

[@Mastadon101]

@@som3bode577 the glass could've just fallen down without exploding. it didn't have to explode

[@jedvee]

all those theories assume that the players have the proper state of mind which is entirely opposite and is exactly the reason why they ended up in there in the first place

[@yantodh4607]

it's just an illusion that the game can have many winners. i think even the log book mentions only 1 winner per year. if u tell 456 people only one can win, people would be inclined to not try and just give up. If u tell them many can win, u get their hopes up to participate. one winner per year is also the safest thing for the game creator to do. if 10 people win the game, what's stopping them to report to the police at the same time? it's easy to dismiss a wild crazy story from 1 person, it's harder to dismiss it from 10 people.

[@Nion8six]

Nahhh the dub killed it initially for me! Tried it before the hype out of curiosity and the dub was automatically on.. put me off 😅 glad I switched and stuck with it

[@johnthemushroom5540]

Lol

[@thorned_sakura]

Matpat's theory reminds me of a Japanese drama of the same genre titled "liar game". In the drama, players are given the opportunity to work together to win the games, but in every round, there would always be someone who'd betray the team for their personal agenda. So, while working together may be the ideal way to go through the games, it's not really the most realistic, especially considering the players are strangers to each other.

[@BasicBodThor]

The only reason people who hid behind other people didn't get shot is because it made for cool cinematography. If this were real, those bullets are likely going through someone's head into yours

[@jb-wc1hx]

Good point, if the bullets were coming from the front, but they were coming from the sides.

[@toshtao1]

The doll had a motion senser. Hiding behind another player increased your chances of it not seeing you.

[@bageltrails]

I mean… he does make a good point about keeping lots of people alive, but either way I feel like in the situation very few people would be smart enough to think of these things 😂 I mean who wouldn’t panic upon realising you were in a game of survival?

[@lexis4490]

I dint even know if it is about knowledge or intelligence but desperation. Especially when you get to the tug if war.

[@ihatetheheat4524]

@@lexis4490 its being desperate. I think people forget that the players are just average people. No powers, super intelligence, Just average people on the street

[@ellie-angel9254]

That's true but the games take place over a series of days - whether it's during lunch or shortly before bed, there are hours that probably aren't shown where the characters are probably twiddling their thumbs in their bunks and coming down from the adrenaline high. They'd at least be able to think rationally enough to realize SOME of these things during those hours. At the very least the "I should take what I can into the games" thing.

[@atkim122]

Sang Woo at first seemed selfish to withhold from his friends that the shapes meant they were playing the honeycomb game. But what if there was a twist that we never got on the show,; that only the top 25 fastest finishers in each shape category advanced to game 3? So even if triangle was easiest, Sang Woo's friends become his direct competition. As it turned out, a player's only competition was the clock (and the honeycomb itself), but at that moment Sang Woo had to consider all possibilities.

[@atkim122]

My criticism of some games is that there's no sure guarantee there would be any survivors. Hypothetically, mass panic could've set in and everyone could've ran (and died) during red/green light. Hypothetically, every one of the sweet 16 could've failed to cross the glass bridge. It seemed important to the VIPs that some survivors make it to game 6 (so they could keep betting), and that's why the guards prevented Gi Hun from killing Sang Woo in anger after Sae-Byeok's death. By contrast, tug-o-war and marbles guarantees a certain percentage of winners.

[@VMYeahVN]

I think some of Film Theory's arguments in that video are a bit flawed. Similar to how he points out the players taking the "default" rules of the games at face value, i think he's taking the concept that the Frontman and the VIPs want the games to be fair at face value. If it was truly possible or desired for there to be able to be multiple winners, letting players kill each other after the third game and more particularly, providing the final 3 a knife, letting one get killed and then stopping the final two from killing each other kinda proves the desire is for it to get down to one on one. They want the player to have the illusion of fairness while still tipping the scales where they see fit.

[@nzstump0152]

That intro had John unveiling his Ryan the right alter ego

[@tarisblvck2156]

If you learn the rules of Squid Game, it's a team based game. Multiple people could've been on the offense and ended up winning or losing.

[@stephenr9204]

The glass bridge was hopscotch. I get why some think it was unfair for them to turn off the lights on the glass maker, he was the only player who had that type of knowledge which gave him an advantage.

[@sayheyguy]

I think he's incorrect about that there can be more than one winner. I think they explicitly said at one point that only one person can win, and the final Squid Game only one person can teach the squids head. Also, when the cop saw the list of past winners there was only one winner each year.

[@BasicBodThor]

This is not true. The first scene in the series explains how squid game works and there were multiple kids on offense and defense. If offense gets to the end that team wins, if defense stops them, that team wins. Squid Game (the actual game not the show) is a team game for kids, it's not played 1v1. And the fact that only 1 winner occurred each year just means that the way people played the game was the same, doesn't mean that only one winner could ever be crowned.

[@andromeda156]

I agree. The VIPs are betting on a winner, one winner.

[@janefrancesjfg]

I dont think they mentioned there would be only one winner so the players perceived that there can be multiple winners as long as they passed the 6 games.

[@angelicafasckth]

@@BasicBodThor you forgot the vips. the vips forced them to fight for each other for their own entertainment. so they wont allow multiple winners on that survival game

[@jonathanleebh]

I disagree on the approach that on the glass stepping game on the use of clause 3 to be activated, the show made sure of that by first letting them out, showing them if you opt out now, your life will be back to miserable, that point reinforces that even there's last 13 of them the chances of them having "cold feet" or bailing out is not going to happen, regardless of the first 9 will be a sure elimination, they would still not opt out, and you have to put the gambler's psychology in to consideration, those people have nothing to lose and sheer will to gamble, even the chances are as low as 10 percent, the would rather take the risk than to opt out, and also, it's easy for mat to do calculations at the comfort of his home, but when you are put into the spot on the edge of going through the stepping glass game, i would very much believe even mat would be so stressed and in fear that he might not be able to be so rational and making those calculations, as the saying goes "easier said than done"

[@jinrosemont3132]

been loving your coverage of this series.

[@em5522]

Glad MatPat pointed out that these games did, structurally, have the potential to have multiple winners (or even no winners). I remember the scene where the detective searched the archives that only showed 1 winner for the first few years but that doesn't automatically mean that the other years didn't have more winners. It seemed more likely that the ones in charge did their best to push for only a single player to win, but what's to really say that some yrs didn't have at least a couple of winners? While it's probably unlikely there were multiple winners in a single year, it's still possible.

[@andromeda156]

I think that the games can't afford multiple players winning. If multiple players would have won, they could have stayed in touch, talk, maybe take action. It's important for the games, that there's only one lonely, broken survivor.

[@umakorn]

Squid game is a teamplay game, one can hardcarry the team if they get to the head of the squid first and the other team can't defend in return. (check the first episode when Gi-Hoon was explaining the game).

[@merenwen4495]

Gi-hun barely crossed the glass panel bridge in time. There is no way a hundred people are getting across within the time frame they had

[@emmanuelabuchi6489]

His argument for the glass part isn't good. If he could tell the glass from the beginning then the front man would have switched off the lights early on

[@Paul20661]

Get you headphones set and ready Let's go ❤️

[@turkeypopcorn]

As much as I love Mat and the theories he presents, I have an issue with this one cause it's about going in blind and then presents theories for games as if they knew the game in advance. The glass bridge is second to last and there's no way of guessing the game. He also ignores the first game of "red light green light" entirely. Yes the overall 'keep as many alive as possible' thought holds but there was no active way to know. Also the walls were kinda useless at least until they were revealed more ( unless you just are incredibly visual and notice it through all the beds. Cause no reactors, I've seen, noticed it until it was too late.

[@stingerjohnny9951]

My stance on the matter is Anime can be watched with a dub depending on the quality, but Live Action needs a sub, or it looks like an old Godzilla flick.

[@ihatetheheat4524]

I can forgive godzilla for it since I'm a huge fan. But for modern day, the dub could have been better

[@kevinabbottlane1814]

The dub was pretty okay it sounded like I recognize Greg Chun for the main character for English but I watched it in Korean and English and they're both great to me if you like one or the other that's cool too I have a feeling squigging season 2 is going to be great if it happens.

[@pencil6965]

the headphone thing cracked me up looool

[@owenoseroff]

Y’all need to react to SNL squid game song parody song with Pete Davidson and rami malek. It’s so good and funny!!

[@teddyj5187]

The ending should of been qui jon getting shot in the head for violating rule 2. You can't stop a game while playing the game. If that was the case people would have been calling for a vote before or during every game. Rule 3 only applied to between games. Rule 2 says a player can't refuse to take part in the game so qui Jon quit he should have been killed. Then sang woo helps his mom , the girl he killed brother, and Ali's family.

[@whothefrickareyou8106]

8:52 they swapped places a lot during that game. Just ask to be brought to the front.

[@EliteFiveJon]

Even with the points Matpat presents, the game masters still cheat or push the narrative the way they see fit. Turning the lights off and underfeeding the contestants to start a riot are the ones that come to mind.

[@Kingcali49]

There’s a few miss translations in every episode

[@Behtabeats]

Love the rejects

[@corporealghoul]

I thought a lot of this made no sense. He mentions sangwoo being willing to sacrifice his teammates only for them to all come to his aid the night of the riot. wtf Sangwoo didn't sacrifice anyone at that point. It was like day 3. Nor would his teammates have any reason at this point to not come to his aid that night. I feel like some of these are meta points. Like the narrator is only able to make these claims because they have meta knowledge that the actors dont have.

[@BrianHSC]

What that video is missing is that they designed the games so there would be only one winner. Because the people betting on them wants only one winner. For example, they gave them knives before the final game for a reason. To narrow it down to two. Doesn't matter what the contestants do trying to help each other.

[@andromeda156]

YES :) to all points.

[@kamronspencer4910]

Yes but did they have to use the knives? I agree the game makers want only 1 winner but they did not make that the rule and all the unofficial games they use to lower the player count rely on the contestants going along with it.

[@jesustafoya6678]

You don’t have to go in order in the glass jumping game

[@peterstuart5640]

I just watched this theory was a good video

[@goldmagistrate5732]

yea, that glass bridge challenge was inherently too unfair

[@teddyj5187]

If there were a 100 people I'm sure they would have had them do the glass game in groups of 20.

[@marissaversebadilla]

i watched the show dubbed, still got the point across lmao i loved the show

[@epnlvr9790]

Who asked?

[@marissaversebadilla]

@@epnlvr9790 chuck did

[@marissaversebadilla]

@@epnlvr9790 thanks for the concern on who asked, you're very polite.

[@ryrydatguy]

The glass hopping game is based off of a childhood game that I myself hav played.

[@brianburkhardt3692]

I watched it in Dub. Helped to see some things while not reading the subs, but aside from that it is NOT a good idea lmao. I learned a lot more watching sub reactions honestly. I’ll probably watch Sub when I rewatch before S2 (if I rewatch), definitely not planning on rewatching dub ever.

[@andreaisabhelc.salvia3805]

i dont know where to actually deliver the request but i hope u can see this, bc i really want u guys to react to vincezo

[@Einzeilhandery]

if throwing a marble onto glasses to see if theyre reinforced or not arent violating the rules, then shoulnt kneel down, swing your arm and try to break the glass to see if they break are totally allowed?

[@Emma-zc5jm]

Leave it to Matpat to have a libertarian take on Squid Game, causing him to miss the point while telling others they (also) missed the point. Edit: you're not supposed to want to win this game lmfao, if that's what you came out of the show thinking about, you missed the point. Edit 2: "I didn't like that the game masters cheated and turned off the lights, that goes against their moto" THAT'S LITERALLY THE POINT OF THAT SCENE MATPAT. THE ONLY POINT HERE IS FOR THE SPECTATORS TO "HAVE FUN"

[@brianburkhardt3692]

If the guy who knew the difference between glass plates had come forward sooner, the Front Man would have just turned out the lights sooner. It’s definitely true that the players didn’t know that at the time, but it wouldn’t have helped them if he had gone forward earlier.

[@xydoit2024]

He was 13. How he could help?

[@brianburkhardt3692]

@@xydoit2024 I guess he could relay the information up to the front. But it did seem like something he had learned through his career that couldn’t just be explained to people in a long game of telephone and have it actually work out. I think that’s the weakest part of this theory.

[@alyssatheexcellent]

SUBS OVER DUBS EVERY DAY. If I rewatch it I might do it in dubs just to get a different experience… but hearing the actors actually communicating in person vocally with each other is so SO important. The only thing I watch dubbed is Howls Moving Castle because- Christian Bale and Billy Crystal…. Cmon.

[@Paul20661]

Hi guys ❤️

[@hanodapleb0v0]

For the glass one I thought they could use the shoes that they took off and hit the glass to see which one was weaker.there are 16 players for that so the would have more than enough for them to get across

[@BeliiSpii]

On the glass game I would have collected everyone’s shoes and thrown it at the glass to check if it would break. The challenge would be if I could hit the glass hard enough but it’s a better shot.

[@tjmthegreat4009]

Yeah my only negative about the games is when the glass blew up literally killing one of the characters even though she had won the game. The writers clearly wanted what happened next and short cut their way into that one lol.

[@7625e]

This is one video from film theory that was quite objectively wrong lol in many instances and im glad y’all caught that

[@ev1Lsect]

I watched it both ways. There is one dubbed version that is different translation, the description or closed caption setting wasn't accurate. The other one was great and worked for people who hate subtitles.

[@clarissa182]

In regards to the glass game, why didn't they just take their shoes and throw them on the glass panels?

[@beanscuz11]

in squid game there is offense and defense. does not matter how many are on the winning team. In the opener there is a winning team.

[@Corfield81]

Squid game is in two teams defence and offence, if it was 3 per side and all 3 offence were pushed out the defence wins so all 3 won. If offence one of them got to the head then all 3 offence won

[@YehShuhu]

the squid game in the end can be played in teams as shown in the beginning

[@xydoit2024]

Matt is right. If you have more gamers you have more likely to win.

[@barry8871]

Turning off the light for the glass maker guy can't tell the difference is exactly how "everyone have a fair chance" should go, they're not trying to break their rules. Because in the game everyone has to blindly guess which glass is safe to stand on, it's 50-50, if you have the ability to tell the difference then your chance will be 100-0, it's not fair for other players who didn't work at making glass. It's a fair and common situation even in real life, if you're playing a game and you know how to break it, then you're not allow to play. If you're Superman and can can see through body with X-ray vision then you're not allow to play "Guess what number I'm holding behind my back", because you're no longer a valid candidate. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ASageCalledQ]

Except they clearly did it because it wasn't fun watching them succeed without fatalities. They chose someone with that background to participate and chose the games. Not old guy's fault. Men only teams were not penalized in Tug - of - War despite having a clear advantage over other teams. Dangling the illusion of fairness over the participants is one of the points of the show.

[@SeyaDiakite7]

There will always be people getting the wrong way and only watching the show because it's most famous thing in the world right now and not for understanding. Also I see you guys made it up after that erik voss picture. I'm glad John is happy XD.

[@Crashj7f67h]

I watched it in English. Was the first thing I saw when I opened Netflix, don't watch many shows in different languages anyways. Didn't care either way. Still liked the show, and unlike the VIP, I'm not a hard guy to please.

[@CocoNut-jp3um]

I am sad the loophole in the marbles round wasn't talked about.

[@alexanderwiles2003]

personally as someone who saw both i think sub purist's need to chill and leave people alone

[@epnlvr9790]

2:02 is that the lead actor from Train to Busan???

[@yeolwo]

yup it's gong yoo. one of s.korea's top actors

[@epnlvr9790]

@@yeolwo amazing thanks

[@lucaspereira9722]

That beginning though 😳🏳️‍🌈

[@galaxray8700]

Well,for me .....I won't even attempt to play squid game even in my dreams😬

[@BigHeroChris]

I watched the dub and I regret nothing

[@ABAO2009]

In the glass game, it wouldn't be against the rules if one player held the other while the first one laid down and broke each glass at a time with their arms to see wich ended up not breaking and then walking on those unbreakable ones :)

[@jennv2948]

How would you lay down and break glass?

[@ABAO2009]

@@jennv2948 Like I said, someone needs to hold your legs so you dont fall. The weak glass is easily breakable, its the one used in movies

[@gerbie42]

The Marble game as stated by the rules can actually have everyone survive. "The player who takes all 10 marbles from their opponent wins." They don't actually say that you need to end the game with 20 marbles, so if you each 'take' the marbles from your opponent simultaneously, you have both taken the 10 marbles from your opponent and then you both win.

[@ihatetheheat4524]

I think some people are thinking too deep about the games. Because it seems like everyone who one had 20 marbles. Doesn't seem like others tried the other way

[@teetee74122]

They may touch on everyone working together for season 2

[@gucare]

The marble challenge, werent they able to just make a game that result in they both got each others marbles and both surivive?

[@SoujiaSoldierKitty]

They did hide behind others in red light green light, the girl the mc was trying to avenge literally did that...

[@abelvidales15]

Greg, y’all should react to the chucky series, it’s very good .

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

Someone who goes through this length to hyper-analyze a movie is someone I would never want to watch a movie with.

[@assholable]

All logical arguments seem smart, but they don't take psychology under pressure into account

[@Magneticitist]

The game definitely treated the people as equals and some people are confusing that equal treatment with experience or natural physical advantage. If someone is bigger and stronger so they have an advantage in a physical game, it wasn't the game which designed it this way unless all the games were strictly physical. Inequality would have per the games rules intentionally helped certain players more than others. For example saying old people get more time. Or women get knives instead of spoons. Even though at some point the men could agree that MALES were their best bet at forming a winning team at nearly anything they could imagine, the game itself did not influence this. It was their own decisions to create an inequality among themselves. Everyone was treated as equals by the game operators.

[@sylvestergooden5312]

I believe the glass game was HOP SCOTCH

[@TheBambinoitaliano]

How did Gi-hun still have a marble left when all the winners of game 4 have to surrender all 20 marbles to the PlayStation guards?

[@leonjimeno8657]

john-woo 😩

[@gpaje]

I watched it originally in Dub so I can actually watch what was going on and not miss anything, then watched it again in Sub, especially good since I know what is going on and can get every detail now. Though as we know, even the Subs weren't perfectly translated, which is impossible anyways since there are words with occasionally two meanings.

[@andromeda156]

5:15 I disagree, everything is geared towards to one person taking it all. When the detective is going through the winners list, there's only one winner each year. Game 6 is specifically designed to eliminate the majority of players.

[@charlesgonzalez1406]

I don't really know the rules of game 6, but I'm pretty sure it would be a 50% survival game only the losing team would be eliminated

[@kamronspencer4910]

The game makers want only 1 left but the official games and rules don’t limit it to one. They rely on unofficial games like the riot night and the knife handout to get that result and those unofficial games rely on the players to choose to kill each other for no reason

[@calipo5110]

Please react to Alice in Boderland. Its better than squid game.

[@OptimusProvost]

I’m gonna rewatch the series in subs and see how much I missed

[@poeethics9331]

I have the same debate all the time...you gotta watch with the original language with subs..lol.

[@xydoit2024]

What if the guy that can recognized tempered glass was 16?

[@bobthejedi]

I get what they are saying, but totally missing the idea of the show.

[@CresentSoul]

Squid game can have two teams, of equal size

[@luissantos7343]

Watch Vice Principals, please.

[@billjohnmiraflores9172]

HI GUYS! I hope you see this: You guys should ABSOLUTELY watch Film Theory: Venom VS Carnage IRL