Would a US remake of Squid Game really beat the original one or not?
Let's say they remade the entire series but with the cast consisting of Westerners and they're speaking English (the original one takes place in South Korea with a Korean cast with subtitles), but the thing is that the actual "Squid Game" is a Korean children's game which is not something that resonates with US culture, so would an actual American remake really succeed or fail?
Sist redigert av Shadow-79; 4. juli kl. 19.16
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Depends on how good the writing is. If they keep the front man from the original that'd be great too.
It would fail miserably. One cannot discount cultural storylines surrounding Korea. Korea and United States differ vastly in cultural, societal and mannerism. Clothings and props would have to be changed to fit American styles. It would simply won't work without redoing everything in a different setting.
Sist redigert av yankees992007; 4. juli kl. 21.02
skOsH♥ 4. juli kl. 22.06 
I imagine it would be like this

https://youtube.com/watch?v=PzhR81bV0N0
=(^ ^)= 4. juli kl. 22.09 
Name me one time an usa remake was better than the original.
baconborn 4. juli kl. 22.10 
There's already Hunger Games and The Purge which are kinda similar concepts.
St✩rlight 4. juli kl. 22.11 
It might be successful I mean there must have been a market for the American version of The Ring.
BunnieBealla 4. juli kl. 22.12 
I still can't get over how they were playing a Korean game in ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ L.A. lmfao uwu
Tröjan 4. juli kl. 22.56 
Plz no!
salamander 4. juli kl. 22.58 
probably will be bad, but apparently the spanish version of breaking bad is pretty good, so who knows? give it a chance i guess
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I imagine it would be like this

https://youtube.com/watch?v=PzhR81bV0N0

Good point. If that a preview of what a remake looks like, very bad idea.
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