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going deaf for a living
Anyone else watching this?
We’ve just finished the first one. I think it’s going to get a bit intenseYes! Just the the first episode so far but I'm liking it.
Yes! Just the the first episode so far but I'm liking it.
4 episodes in and this is my feeling too.Watched the first couple. But of an Alice in Borderland vibe but maybe not as good is my first impression. Will stick with it.
We’ve just finished the first one. I think it’s going to get a bit intense
No need to be a nob, I did not say that. I'm watching it. I think it's ok. I'm mildly niggled that difficult plot points (so far) are set up by the writers to have easy (and mostly predictable) solutions. It is disappointing because it's otherwise a very interesting show so far. I wouldn't be posting about it if it was out and out shit.ok if AS does not approve I think I like it more now
Ive not got to the end so I don't want to look too much into any analysis, but I have noticed and been atad irked by several mentions of women not being as good / weaker players for teaming up with in games. Not as strong or clever as the men. Even the women say it themselves."Squid Game" Director Denies Korean Viewers Who Called Out The Show For Being Misogynistic
"Squid Game" had been accused of misogyny by Korean viewers who took issue with the characterization of Han Minyeo and other scenes.www.koreaboo.com
Ive not got to the end so I don't want to look too much into any analysis, but I have noticed and been atad irked by several mentions of women not being as good / weaker players for teaming up with in games. Not as strong or clever as the men. Even the women say it themselves.
Well yes I assumed it was the characters being daft too I think, but thought it was odd that the strong female roles felt the same way. . . And they didn't just base that on physical strength, they were talking about brains too.I just assumed that came from the character's ignorance/prejudices rather than the director's belief (i.e. as per episodes 4&5)? I can't tell you the amount of times I've come across this mentality - it's all pervasive. But also, for a task that is incorrectly assumed to be strength based (thug of war) - people would naturally want stronger people on the team. However, that was rather cleverly proved to be the wrong assumption!!!
ALSO, FACT, women are NOT as physically strong as men!
I would actually not ring true of some of the characters in there saw women as equals.
Well yes I assumed it was the characters being daft too I think, but thought it was odd that the strong female roles felt the same way. . . And they didn't just base that on physical strength, they were talking about brains too.I just assumed that came from the character's ignorance/prejudices rather than the director's belief (i.e. as per episodes 4&5)? I can't tell you the amount of times I've come across this mentality - it's all pervasive. But also, for a task that is incorrectly assumed to be strength based (thug of war) - people would naturally want stronger people on the team. However, that was rather cleverly proved to be the wrong assumption!!!
ALSO, FACT, women are NOT as physically strong as men!
I would actually not ring true of some of the characters in there saw women as equals.