Nature imposes a vacuum, and one project with sharp eyes for a deadly game is raised when another apostle of the stomach. Let's face: Season 3 "squid game" is great if you want nasty gamesBut that is pretty terrible if you expected the kind of social comment that the show was known. By the time the Season 1 of the "squid game" ends, the show has founded its place not only as a show #1 of Netflix, but also as a complex and multi -level study of the nature of wealth and systems that treat human beings as commodities. Season 2 "squid game" has changed matches by introducing the voting systemWhat similar roads explored - but little by little, the social comment fell on the road and the show focused on pure brutality. The final season offers neither real closure nor real lessons, extremely releasing the ball for social comments "similar game" once carried it so proudly.

Fortunately, it seems that 2025 will not be completely devoid of deadly game shows that actually have something to say. New Trailer for Edgar Wright's "Run Man" It announces that the upcoming film intends to do what "plays with squid" has failed: to shine unwavering light on various economic, social and cultural themes, as desperate Ben Richards (Glenn Powell) participates in a profitable but deadly man.

I have a feeling that the "running man" can go to the "squid game" places. Steven King's "Running Man" novel in 1982 is a story of almost future dystopia of the year, Uh, Uh, 2025Where social disparity is extreme, the United States is a totalitarian state, and the world is unstable chaos. This offers many opportunities for social comments for quite obvious reasons, but what really sealed the deal for me is Wright.

The "squid game" was effectively destined to end without any major contributions to the social comments front by becoming a cultural headquarters and a cash cow of Netflix. It's hard to break when you're on top, and with David Fincher's spin-off series Turning on the horizon, the original could not avoid maintaining a version of the status quo rather than completely crashing the game or even truly solving the moral dilemmas around it. Otherwise, what would you leave the Fincher show to cover it?

Wright, on the other hand, has no such problems. With his three flavors of the trilogy of the cornet and another thing, he has been proven many times that he is extremely skilled in okingaire by seams of mankind and pointing his mistakes without being too big. From the mixing of modern workers' drones with zombies in the "John of the Dead" to exploring adulthood and playing in the "end of the world", Wright has a record of achieving his goals with nuance and tactics ... And judging by the trailer "I was running a man", he now turns his view.

It is too early to say whether the amount of brutal comment that the original material calls (and Wright obviously intends to advocate) will be successfully executed. However, the hectic congestion of the trailer of the trailer and the attention of forces using bloodshed to distract the masses - not to mention certain moments in an aircraft asking me if Wright intends to be to be uncomfortable The faithful of the wicked end of the novel - suggests that he would definitely surpass any of whatever he hoped for the social comment "similar game" season 3, hoped to deliver it.

"The working man" opens in theaters on November 7, 2025.