Shivering real-life Squid Game scene, a shocking truth about the movie is revealed

Recently, a series of images of the real-life version of Squid Game were spread on social networks. When looking closely, the online community could not help but shudder at the truth behind those images and the famous movie Squid Game.

In recent days, a series of images said to be the real-life version of Squid Game, unbelievably similar to the famous Squid Game series. These images make the online community believe that Squid Game is a series based on a true story that took place in Korea in 1986.

Specifically, the online community speculates that the scenes in the images that were circulated took place in a shelter, in a deserted area of Korea at that time, where people were taken hostage and had to complete a number of games to survive. It is known that the mastermind of that game is still an unsolved mystery to this day.

In fact, that scene is an image of the concentration camp called "Brothers Home" in South Korea in 1986. Initially, it was a safe haven for the homeless and was active from about 1976 to 1987. However, in reality, only 10% of them were homeless, the rest were illegally detained people including innocent people, the elderly and children.

There is another theory that the "Brothers Home" concentration camp was also used to concentrate homeless people in order to "clean up" the country because around 1976 to 1987, South Korea was preparing to host the 1988 Summer Olympics. People who entered the "Brothers Home" concentration camp were promised jobs when they entered the camp and a better life when they returned.

The homeless think they have jobs, but in reality this is a place where capitalism forces others to compete with each other to survive until the end. A typical example is the game that forces people to hold a certain position for a certain period of time, if they do not hold the position, their name will be crossed off the list of survivors. They are forced to participate in many "cleansing" games to be able to survive and return.

According to reports, around 551 people have died in the real-life version of "Squid Game". However, the actual number is believed to be much higher. Eventually, the head of the real-life "Squid Game" was arrested and sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. He died of natural causes in 2016. To this day, the pink tunnels and stairs, the blue staircases and the desolate landscape are reminiscent of the movie Squid Game.

Although the film's director clarified that he was not inspired by "Brothers Home", when looking at the chilling similarities, especially the way the game operates, causing people to purge each other, everyone feels scared and horrified. The director confirmed that he was inspired by many Japanese survival manga to create a globally famous Squid Game as everyone has seen.

Many people compared the film to the Japanese survival films As The Gods Will and Alice in Borderland. However, the performance of Squid Game surprisingly surpassed the two Japanese titles mentioned above. In response to the above accusations, the director of the film also denied this accusation. He affirmed that "there is no connection" between the two films. The similarity was only drawn because the first game in both films is similar. However, his answer hardly received the sympathy of the audience.

Therefore, despite its great success, the film also received mixed reactions from individuals and organizations around the world. Recently, The Nikkei newspaper - a Japanese economic newspaper, boldly affirmed that "most of the games in the film are inspired by Japan", they create a sense of nostalgia for viewers and are also the main reason why people love the film.

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