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Attention: We’ll reveal the end of “Squid Game”.
The last scene of the final “squid game” episode provided an indication of the possible future of the Netflix-Success series “Squid Game”, whose third and last season has been ready to call Netflix since this Friday (June 27th).
Last scene in “Squid Game”
Attention, the following lines contain spoilers for the action of “Squid Game”, Season 3 “!
In the last scene of the season you sit in a car in Los Angeles and hear the sound of two Ddakji tiles that fall on the floor at a traffic light. He also hears the sound of a slap in the face. Front you boost your window and see the recruiter (Cate Blanchett) in a suit that plays with a desperate, poor -looking man in an alley of Ddakji.
Blanchett looks at Front Man, who finally drives away. Blanchett then takes care of her recruit again, who willingly does what she asks.
Nothing is yet confirmed, but the sequence clearly indicates that a version of the game in America can be seen here. It was early in “Squid Game” indicated that the game takes place all over the world.
Does David Fincher come into play?
Appropriately: In autumn 2024 there were first rumors that an American version of the series should be produced and David Fincher will take over the development. (He is currently working on the continuation of a Tarantino fabric.)
The last scene from season 3 of “Squid Game” could also be the first sequence of the new series. If the two-time Oscar winner Cate Blanchett then plays along, that would be a big coup. If you had showrunner Hwang Dong-Hyuk, who fought for the creation of “Squid Game” for almost a decade, once told about this late casting twist-he would probably have laughed.
“Squid Game”: The new “White Lotus”?
A wild thought. But both series are similar. (New) protagonists get into a new environment from season to season, and there is a betrayal and murder. If a next “squid game” relay in the USA (and later relays perhaps in Europe or Africa) are set up, the constellations that are nervous could lead.
The fact that turbo capitalism can be bad-the large message from “Squid Game”-applies to every country. Betting a “Squid Game” relay in America would have its own charm. Society is far more heterogeneous than in South Korea. Majorities, minorities, cultures and ethnic groups would, put together in a community of players, cause completely new conflicts.