Foreign media praise is pouring in for actor Lee Jung-jae, who completed the 'Squid Game' series.
'Squid Game 3,' which topped the Netflix TV institutional sector according to Flix Patrol on the 2nd, is at the center of attention amid praise from both domestic and foreign media, led by Lee Jung-jae's remarkable acting skills as the protagonist Seong Gi-hun.
The British film magazine 'Total Film' noted, "Lee Jung-jae's performance this season and in the 'Squid Game' series is one of the greatest in TV history," highly evaluating Lee Jung-jae's acting, which led the entire series.
The American film outlet 'Decider' also remarked, "Lee Jung-jae's performance over the three seasons is beyond high praise. It is truly difficult to completely transform such a character, and he did it very naturally and without effort."
Additionally, the UK's leading newspaper 'The Guardian' emphasized, "The face of the protagonist Seong Gi-hun, portrayed by Lee Jung-jae, had an array of expressions, almost like rubber. Those expressions revealed all the pain and emotions demanded by the game."
The American news website 'The Daily Beast' stated, "Lee Jung-jae's powerful performance has enhanced the psychological depth and emotional tension of this season. In particular, his presence is a key element that keeps the audience engaged throughout season 3," referencing Lee Jung-jae's presence amid the 'Ogem' syndrome.
The British international business newspaper 'Financial Times' commented, "Lee Jung-jae is at the center of the journey in season 3, guiding this emotional journey naturally," while India's largest media outlet 'Hindustan Times' praised, "Season 3 is an emotionally much richer work. Lee Jung-jae bore the weight of the entire season and made the moving conclusion possible."
Moreover, India's broadcaster 'NDTV' stated, "'Squid Game 3' is the most destructive season and Netflix's finest season. Lee Jung-jae's performance is a textbook of emotional restraint," not holding back in praise of his detailed acting skills.
Bolstered by such evaluations, 'Squid Game' achieved first place worldwide just one day after its release on the 27th, and on the 30th, it topped the charts in 93 countries where Flix Patrol compiles rankings, including the U.S. and the U.K. This record marks a first for Netflix. Additionally, just three days after its release, it recorded 60.1 million views on the 2nd, achieving worldwide box office success for all three series.
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