Netflix has estimated that Squid Game will nearly generate $900 Million in value
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Netflix has estimated that Squid Game will nearly generate $900 Million in value


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Squid game has become the biggest series launch in Netflix history, however it is set to create another amazing feature; generate $900 million in value!

According to Bloomberg, Squid game cost $21.4 million to produce, and will bring $891 million in "impact value", a metric based on suscriber's viewing.

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Due to those unbelievable numbers, in a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the show’s creator, writer, and director Hwang Dong-hyuk discussed the possibility of a Season 2.

The pressure on me is huge now, with such a big audience waiting for a Season 2, because of all that pressure, I haven’t decided yet whether or not I should do another season. But if you look at it in a positive way, because so many people loved Season 1 and are expecting good things for Season 2, there are people everywhere in the world offering their opinions about where the show should go.

Hwang continued, “I could actually pull ideas from fans all around the world to create the next season. I think that’s what I’m wrestling with right now—that I shouldn’t just view it as a huge amount of pressure, but think of all of this love and support I’m receiving as a big box of inspiration that I can leverage for Season 2.”

Do you all want a season 2?


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