Squid Game season two is just around the corner and the wait is almost over for the die-hard fans waiting on the edge of their seats. Updates have been flooding in, building anticipation for the Netflix series' return. Adding to it in a thrilling treat for fans, renowned critic Grace Randolph has just dropped a bombshell, sharing her early review of the entire season. With Netflix poised to release the second installment, Randolph's sneak peek is whetting appetites and promising an unforgettable ride for Squid Game enthusiasts.

Along with the exciting reviews come the hopes of a never-ending saga of the franchises as envisioned by the film critic.

Taking to her X handle, film critic and host Grace Randolph shared her glowing review of Squid Game Season 2, having seen all episodes ahead of its late December release. Initially skeptical, Randolph found the new season to be "brilliantly & meaningfully expanded" with a mind-blowing narrative. "SO. MANY. SURPRISES," she exclaimed praising the creator Hwang Dong-hyuk.

Adding to it, Randolph excitedly tweeted about the show's numerous surprising elements that hint at further installments. Having witnessed season 2's incredible conclusion, Randolph now believes Squid Game has the potential to run for multiple seasons, a notion she previously thought impossible. Following her enthralling review of the Netflix blockbuster, were eager fans helplessly awaiting the winter release.

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With just a few days left for the show to land our screens, here is everything that we know of the upcoming potential hit so far.

Being one of the highest-rated Netflix shows ever, season one of Squid Game left fans wondering about the fate of detective Hwang Jun-ho. After discovering his brother was the Front Man, Jun-ho was seemingly killed. However, his body was never shown, leaving room for a potential return. Netflix has since confirmed Jun-ho's return in season two.

The circumstances of Jun-ho's return remain unclear, with creator Hwang Dong-hyuk yet to confirm whether the character is still alive. Actor Wi Ha-joon, who plays Jun-ho, has expressed his desire for his character to return alive. While the trailer did not do much justice to fans' expectations, anticipation builds around the detective's comeback arc. Presuming the detectives return from the dead, it is to see what resolution follows the storyline.

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