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Economic Times
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
‘Squid Game' season 3 trailer promises bloody finale and shocking twists. Check release date, cast, plot
Netflix drops intense 'Squid Game' season 3 trailer ahead of explosive final chapter Netflix has officially released the trailer for the third and final season of Squid Game, confirming the highly anticipated global premiere for June 27. With creator Hwang Dong-hyuk returning at the helm, the trailer hints at an emotionally intense and violently thrilling conclusion to one of the streaming platform's most iconic trailer, which premiered during Netflix's Tudum event, sets a grim tone from the outset. It begins with Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), unconscious inside a black gift box—the same kind used to transport the deceased in earlier seasons—before being unveiled by stunned onlookers. The games have resumed, and Gi-hun finds himself once again caught in their vicious cycle. As he screams, 'Why didn't you kill me? Why did you keep me alive?' the trailer sets the stage for a deeper psychological unraveling. Season 2 ended with Gi-hun's attempted rebellion thwarted, his friend Jung-bae executed by the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) as a warning. Season 3 picks up in the aftermath, with Gi-hun reentering the arena, more determined than ever to dismantle the deadly institution from within. The tension between him and the Front Man builds to a head, culminating in a confrontation where the latter coldly asks, 'Do you still believe in people?' — NetflixIndia (@NetflixIndia) The trailer reintroduces several returning characters including the detective Hwang Jun-ho, Hyun-ju, Geum-ja, and pink guard No-eul. Fans are also given a glimpse at new participants and unexpected game designs. A revamped version of the childhood game 'Red Light, Green Light' makes its return, with the menacing doll Young-hee taking center stage in an even more sinister role. Another sequence features a disturbing twist on jump rope—now inspired by a traditional Korean children's song, 'Kkomaya Kkomaya'—with gameplay requiring synchronized moves under life-or-death of the most intense visuals teases the return of the Tug of War challenge, now redesigned with unknown but more perilous rules. A gumball machine also appears in the trailer, dispensing red and blue balls that seemingly determine players' fates, adding an unpredictable element to the already ruthless competition. The story continues to revolve around Gi-hun's desire to uncover the truth behind the games and bring justice to those who were lost. His journey leads him closer to In-ho, also known as the Front Man, whose identity as the former champion turned orchestrator has only deepened the betrayal. The trailer suggests a final showdown between the two is inevitable—one that may either put an end to the deadly spectacle or perpetuate its legacy. Adding more intrigue is the return of In-ho's brother, Jun-ho, who continues his mission to uncover the secrets of the game's headquarters. As VIPs are once again welcomed into the bloody circus, the internal power struggle appears ready to erupt. The final season features an expanded cast alongside returning stars. In addition to Lee Jung-jae and Lee Byung-hun, actors such as Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul, Wi Ha-jun, Park Gyu-young, Park Sung-hoon, and others are set to appear. The show is once again produced by Firstman Studio, with Hwang and Kim Ji-yeon serving as executive the trailer drop, fans flooded social media with intense reactions. One user wrote, 'When Gi-hun and In-ho finally met, OMG my heart dropped…' Another stated, 'Not a simple jump rope game, inspired by Korean tradition.' Others expressed relief at not having to wait years between seasons, while some humorously lamented their emotional readiness for the finale. With all episodes premiering on June 27, Squid Game Season 3 is positioned to deliver a chilling, high-stakes end to a series that redefined survival drama. The trailer promises a blend of brutal gameplay, unresolved personal vendettas, and thematic reflections on trust, power, and redemption.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Squid Game' season 3 trailer promises bloody finale and shocking twists. Check release date, cast, plot
Netflix has officially released the trailer for the third and final season of Squid Game, confirming the highly anticipated global premiere for June 27. With creator Hwang Dong-hyuk returning at the helm, the trailer hints at an emotionally intense and violently thrilling conclusion to one of the streaming platform's most iconic series. Trailer Signals Return to Brutality and Psychological Chaos The trailer, which premiered during Netflix's Tudum event, sets a grim tone from the outset. It begins with Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), unconscious inside a black gift box—the same kind used to transport the deceased in earlier seasons—before being unveiled by stunned onlookers. The games have resumed, and Gi-hun finds himself once again caught in their vicious cycle. As he screams, 'Why didn't you kill me? Why did you keep me alive?' the trailer sets the stage for a deeper psychological unraveling. Season 2 ended with Gi-hun's attempted rebellion thwarted, his friend Jung-bae executed by the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) as a warning. Season 3 picks up in the aftermath, with Gi-hun reentering the arena, more determined than ever to dismantle the deadly institution from within. The tension between him and the Front Man builds to a head, culminating in a confrontation where the latter coldly asks, 'Do you still believe in people?' — NetflixIndia (@NetflixIndia) Deadly Games, New Twists, and Returning Characters The trailer reintroduces several returning characters including the detective Hwang Jun-ho, Hyun-ju, Geum-ja, and pink guard No-eul. Fans are also given a glimpse at new participants and unexpected game designs. A revamped version of the childhood game 'Red Light, Green Light' makes its return, with the menacing doll Young-hee taking center stage in an even more sinister role. Another sequence features a disturbing twist on jump rope—now inspired by a traditional Korean children's song, 'Kkomaya Kkomaya'—with gameplay requiring synchronized moves under life-or-death pressure. One of the most intense visuals teases the return of the Tug of War challenge, now redesigned with unknown but more perilous rules. A gumball machine also appears in the trailer, dispensing red and blue balls that seemingly determine players' fates, adding an unpredictable element to the already ruthless competition. Gi-hun and In-ho: The Final Confrontation The story continues to revolve around Gi-hun's desire to uncover the truth behind the games and bring justice to those who were lost. His journey leads him closer to In-ho, also known as the Front Man, whose identity as the former champion turned orchestrator has only deepened the betrayal. The trailer suggests a final showdown between the two is inevitable—one that may either put an end to the deadly spectacle or perpetuate its legacy. Adding more intrigue is the return of In-ho's brother, Jun-ho, who continues his mission to uncover the secrets of the game's headquarters. As VIPs are once again welcomed into the bloody circus, the internal power struggle appears ready to erupt. Cast, Release Details, and Reactions The final season features an expanded cast alongside returning stars. In addition to Lee Jung-jae and Lee Byung-hun, actors such as Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul, Wi Ha-jun, Park Gyu-young, Park Sung-hoon, and others are set to appear. The show is once again produced by Firstman Studio, with Hwang and Kim Ji-yeon serving as executive producers. Following the trailer drop, fans flooded social media with intense reactions. One user wrote, 'When Gi-hun and In-ho finally met, OMG my heart dropped…' Another stated, 'Not a simple jump rope game, inspired by Korean tradition.' Others expressed relief at not having to wait years between seasons, while some humorously lamented their emotional readiness for the finale. With all episodes premiering on June 27, Squid Game Season 3 is positioned to deliver a chilling, high-stakes end to a series that redefined survival drama. The trailer promises a blend of brutal gameplay, unresolved personal vendettas, and thematic reflections on trust, power, and redemption.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Squid Game' Season 3 Trailer teases bloody new games and a BRUTAL finale on June 27
The Squid Game saga is nearing its end, and with anticipation running high for its June 27 premiere, the first official trailer was dropped online on Sunday. Season 3 of the hit Netflix show, promises a brutal, emotionally charged conclusion filled with high-stakes games and some shocking surprises in store for fans. Though Season 3 was filmed back-to-back with Season 2, the makers chose to present it as a separate instalment, keeping fans waiting and guessing on what happens next. Squid Game: Season 3 | Official Trailer | Netflix [ENG SUB] The newly released trailer opens with a dark reimagining of the infamous "Red Light, Green Light" game, teased in the end credits of Season 2. This time, the terrifying doll Young-hee returns with a twisted and deadly new children's game. The trailer teases that the remaining survivors from Season 2 will face an entirely new lineup of horrifying games that will end in a lot of bloodshed and tears. Among them appears to be a revised version of the fan-favourite Tug of War challenge from Season 1, though the exact mechanics remain cloaked in secrecy. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Encontre voos low-cost Voos | Anúncios de Pesquisa Saiba Mais Undo One of the most powerful moments in the trailer hints at a long-awaited face-to-face confrontation between Gi-hun and the elusive Front Man (In-ho). In a key scene, the Front Man asks Gi-hun, "Do you still believe in people?" Another standout moment or spoiler shows Gi-hun donning the signature finalists' suit, walking toward the Front Man, possibly to uncover the truth behind In-ho's betrayal and his true identity. The final sequences of the trailer suggest that he may either attempt to end the games once and for all — or become entangled in their twisted ideology. Squid Game Season 3 is poised to deliver a fittingly explosive finale to one of Netflix's most iconic global franchises.
