I'm so happy the old man survived :( He was the only one I actually trusted the whole time. And if I were in this game, I would still have trusted him. He looked like the only one person who has a heart there.
Theory: the reason Light was so comfortable killing criminals was because he had been in so many death games and was sick of it, so when he got the death note he decided to take matters into his own hands
@@_mangaddict I feel like half the anime characters I'm thinking of would either get themselves killed by breaking a rule, win insanely fast, or never end up in one To give an example of each... Killed by breaking a rule: Josuke (Part 4, Jojo) Win way too fast to be fun: Pick literally anyone from part 5's protagonists, also Joseph Never ends up there in the first place: Either of the sons of Sparda from Devil May Cry (The series has an anime)
Oddly enough this film came out a month before danganronpa. Implying that two people essentially had the exact same basic idea for a story at around the same time (since it’s almost impossible to make a full game in a month)
I mean, both stories (and just about the entire asian death game genre) draws inspiration from the Battle Royale novel. The film version of which the main actor here, Tatsuya Fujiwara, got his big start in.
*HOW DO YOU KEEP FINDING MORE DEATH GAMES!?!??? I SEARCHED FOR 6 HOURS YESTERDAY AND DIDN'T EVEN FIND THIS!* Thanks for something to add to the list 😂🤦♂️
When I first saw your comment I thought you were a bot😅 because I thought it was one of those bots that go, “ ____ content is bad look at mine it’s better”
The Old man living was the best part of the movie. He was my favorite character. I love how he tried his best to stay sober the entire time for Fujiwara's character.
For those who don’t know, this is a loose retelling of the book “And Then There Were None” which follows a similar plot, though the situation is not for money and there is no interference from the host. They both have 12 Indian statues representing the 12 players and are stuck in a place for a week, where they eventually kill each other. It’s a decent mystery novel if you like the genre
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 Kinda! It's both, technically, but mainly one. There's at least one character that gets killed by someone other than the actual killer, I think It's a good read, if I do say so myself
After all of that, I'm definitely keeping the money; especially since he didn't really kill anyone for it. He was there the whole time without killing anyone and he won the money. The least he can do for having gone through this traumatizing experience is keep the money. It's more disrespectful not to keep it, people died for it...
Yeah, I know. What's with this trope of people who need money... suffering, clawing, scraping, and surviving.... THEN actually receiving the money (instead of just getting offed or killed by the gamemasters at the end)... and tossing it away?!
@@error_the_crow I get what it's supposed to show, but this is so overdone... all the time, and the only development shown is a cognitive disconnect from reality. This is money that he earned, some of it for solving the case of a crime committed by another. Do you think police officers and detectives shouldn't collect their paychecks because it involves making money off events involving crimes? This is like you working your buns off for two weeks at your job, getting your paycheck (that you earned), and then ripping it up because there's a better paying job somewhere. Sure, I agree... go and get it, but you still earned your paycheck, even if your job was horrendous... like crime-scene clean-up, where you're making money off someone else's horrible fate... or debt-collecting or repo-work when people can't pay their bills? Imagine coming home to your sick wife, child or mother and they hopefully look up to you asking if you got your paycheck to afford the medicine or operation they needed and you're like, "Nah... tore that check up. I saw another guy not wash his hands at work before serving a customer and I was like... this company can keep my money! I have standards! That'll show 'em!" Nah...quit and get another job, for sure... but you earned the money. He didn't suddenly gain super-powers or become an aesthetic monk who doesn't need food or shelter. He still has to pay all his bills and rent and everything that he had to do 7 days ago... in fact, he's now 7 days later paying them off... which means there could be dozens of other people going hungry or not able to pay their bills because he can't pay his. This isn't a case of the game masters saying they'll kill a kid or even a puppy for every dollar he spends... it's just money... that he NEEDS to survive. Even if that CEO guy was so impressed he offers him a job... he's still gonna have to work for 2 weeks for his first paycheck, assuming they don't withhold his first paycheck like some companies....
The old man surviving makes sense honestly because since the girl was working with the owners of the game she likely didn't count towards the number of survivors
The figurines are a homage to Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None.” There’s a poem that predicts how the victims will die called “Ten Little Indians” and figurines on the table. (New copies of the book now say “Ten Little Solider Boys” as Indians was controversial, and Indians was a replacement for a slur in the original copies.)
I wonder if his Alcoholism was all just an act for him to see whom he could and could not trust. Would you trust someone giving you alcohol when they think you're an alcoholic? His pretending could also have him viewed as less of a threat to the other competitors.
@@gamerleal9265 "Be like Sherlock Holmes" CM says while showing on-screen someone to imiate if you wanna diee. A Holmes-Version so fluffing stupid he got an hour long Essay made about his Failures
I wish there was a death game movie where one of the contestants is this mysterious dude who, no matter the situation, *always* knows how to beat the system and win. He knows the right people to select, the right ways to avoid death, and the right ways to disable and/or destroy the death traps. He exploits the rules to his advantage and manages to keep a lot of people alive, pissing off every single one of the game organizers who can’t do anything but watch him as he dismantles their carefully crafted death game and humiliates them live for all to see.
@@anoni6108 i think its more of a very easy situation to win like the beach video he made about the tentacle monster in the sand grabbing people which has a much higher chance of survival.
I watched Incite Mill for the first time like 6 months ago. It was very hard to find, but I didn't regret it. It was a pretty cool movie. It had more mystery than the typical death game formula, which I thoroughly enjoyed. It has Danganronpa vibes in a way.
It is just danganronpa, no leaving rooms at night, soundproof doors, solve murders, locked in building, culprit if found gets punished. Yeah it’s just danganronpa
@@kraken39548 amongus is a copy of death games danganronpa came out years before that and amongus copy alot of things from dangonronpa and other death games just added the word imposter.
I recognize the old man from another seiries called Liar Game! It's similar to this game except there's no death just crippling debt. Glad to know he's participating in a horrible game that involve high stakes
you gotta admit, these death game designers are smart with how they lure people in, they offer poor and desparate people who no one would notice if they went missing tons of cash to play in their games, and the prospect of free cash almost always lures them in, props to them (plz don't force me to be in a death game)
that's just how all thing in life work, just look at lottery and casinos, just luring poor people for the microscopic chance, which they don't even know how small is, to win lots of money
It would be pretty cool to see a death game where you have to have alliances to survive. I admit, as much as I enjoy these survival games, I’m a little tired of the every man for himself formula. It would just be fun to see how friendship can help you survive - basically Saw but without Kramer’s sanctimonious attitude.
@@glewglew9852 I wish that the main characters friends had survived in squid game 😭 I love that show but that was so sad that he wanted them to live and be happy too
@@_formalfootage_ thank you! Like oh wow so deep, I’m sure that all the deaths for that money don’t matter 🙄. Good to see I’m not the only one that would keep it
@@Panda-cute he threw the money away exactly because the deaths matter. Its a matter of principle, effectively killing people for money isnt something people just do, and accepting that it happened with them getting a reward for it is even harder on someones conscience.
i love how yuki always ends up in a death game and is mostly the best player hes been in 3 death games and won 3 times i wonder what death game he in next cuz i love the movies
To be frank; he lucked out as far as his survival went. Like someone else noted, he made HUGE mistakes multiple times at fatal junctures. Not the best chessmaster candidate.
A real life version of Danganronpa except with adults instead of a bunch of teens, down to the old blood in a room that shows someone else played/died there before them, the curfew, the weapon on everyone's room, the soundproof room down to the execution the only difference is that they don't die if they get it wrong, which i wish they did so people won't be so easy to point the finger if your life is on the line. Down to the way the first murder happened a meeting with someone who doesn't look dangerous but ends in a death ☠️ lol the script writer must have seen Danganronpa and been like how do we remake this lmao
I have so many questions... Firstly, how did the girl at the end know that she wasn't going to get killed or injured throughout the game? So the old man fake his death and nobody noticed? Why did the main guy throw the money away at the end? There is no shot I am just throwing a million dollars away Why didn't the person with the gun just literally shoot everyone while they were all together? Whoever had it could have easily wiped out 6 people in a matter of seconds I haven't seen the movie, all I know is what was presented in the video here and honestly I might have missed some stuff but I feel like this movie just has a lot of problems
I've got theories for answers, so take them with a grain of salt, but... 1: the girl didn't know she wouldn't die. She was there to make money just like they were, she was just more aware than them about the situation. If she died, the show would go on without her 'making things more interesting'. 2: That ojii-san faking his death didn't make much sense, but since the people running the game didn't bother to have heat sensor cameras or vitality bands and couldn't go inside to confirm his death until the game's official completion, I can see how he'd get away with it. Cameras are shut off once the game ends and doors are only locked during the game, so he can just walk out. 3: Tatsuya Fujiwara's character was a complete white knight type, which means he's an idiot who won't accept 'dirty money' after going through hell to get it. Basically, a goody-two-shoes moral statement. I'd like to assume, after the camera cuts away, the ojii-san says "boy, you better pick that back up or I swear I'm gonna backhand you so hard you go back in time, then steal it for myself. We didn't go through this shit for you to throw that like a graduation cap, get back to planet Earth!" But, maybe I'm wrong. 4: I don't think the gun with 6 bullets was originally a weapon given. When the guy suicided via patrol bot, the company gave their 'inside man' the weapon to frame someone in the name of making things more interesting. They may have chosen Fujiwara's character (was it Yuki or Yugi, I never confirmed? Yugi seems too on the nose, having Game as the name of the protagonist in a death game, but Yu-Gi-Oh did it first and worse, so...), because they noticed he was morally sound, thus wouldn't use the overpowered weapon in the first place and throw the game off balance. The real problem I have is that there was absolutely no reason to kill in the first place? They earned money per the hour, and it wasn't stated that killing gave a bonus, so whittling down the numbers only quickened the release, which meant less money for the survivors. There was plenty of food and no incentive to kill, unless I missed something. I see that the first death (caused by suicide) set off paranoia, and the psycho who smiled at his death probably would've been released and gone on a rampage in revenge for being accused, but I don't get why Mia went all-out killing people? What was she even gaining, besides suspicion and attrition?
@@ichigoeater that’s something I don’t get, your essentially making the people’s death mean nothing by throwing the money away. At the very least donate it to something they would want like idk their family
@@socketyellow3 Yeah, there's a reason I don't care much for 'morally superior' protagonists. They're too often written poorly, making them either hypocrites or just plain idiotic. And, they're very rarely fitting in a death game or apocalypse setting in the first place.
Long term fan here, thanks for showing all these films to people and promoting lesser known ones I would have never gotten into death games if it wasn't for you.
"Be like Sherlock Holmes" CM says while showing on-screen someone to imiate if you wanna diee. A Holmes-Version so fluffing stupid he got an hour long Essay made about his Failures: Hbomberguy did so, though he talked too much about unrelated Sutff at the beginning, so just skip the first 20 Minutes.
@@7up983 you know, I'm probably one of the most optimistic people I know. Almost to a detriment. But lately, I've felt like everyone has felt that the current conflict highlighted was going to blow over and I've been skeptical of it all. It's scary, I know, and I just can't help it this time around.
Imagine he sells off all his morals to keep playing and winning as many death games as he can, eventually making enough money to design his own death game... which I realize now is a scarily accurate analogy for a capitalist oligarchy. I could make a movie out of this.
for a start you can lock your door via the bed sheets that seems like it should be more than long enough to reach that kind of handle and the affixed to the wall chair lamp. Another big thing is to consider the weapons not only as weapons but tools. Things like the iron poker could be used as a pry bar and a good knife is always useful. If you can sneak into other people's rooms to kill them you may want to do so naked so your clothes don't end up blood stained. Likewise always be sure to completely strip any 'victims' to search for clues or tools that could be useful. Likewise any kind of death game that goes on like this is most likely sanctioned by the authorities if it is on the open net to be viewed in the streets on cell phones. So with that in mind there's no help or restitution likely to come.
Yeah, I think people are focusing too much on trying to kill other people. You only have to last 7 days and not be accused. I think it's the same problem people have with zombie apocalypse scenarios. The best weapon against zombies is to not fight them unless absolutely necessary and have tools that help you survive all the other stuff going on.
@@kamikeserpentail3778 I think that the best weapon against zombies is to not act like in The Walking Dead: Random dude: Oh a zombie, I need to start cannibalizing and kill everyone. What a good start!...
One of the best moves to do in surviving this death game is to definitely assume the drinks were tampered with and refuse them. I totally agree with that.
The guy has been in several Death Games already and still hasn't learned anything. Maybe he should sub Cinema Summary so he will learn how to survive future death games.
I mean he did survive those other death games. Like I understand what you're saying but he very much did survive those other death games. He should be RUNNING this channel.
Issue with this whole death game is that it is entirely avoidable because you earn more money for hours spent in the place so because they find out about the money earned from discovering a crime fully after the first deathand there is a time limit. They may as well just stay there for 7 days and all survive with more money
Hmmm... I would say with this game... Why kill? Your paid by the hour. And it ends after 7 days. It is better for everyone to just wait for the week to end. If you kill people and end it earlier, then you get paid less since your paid hourly
That's the correct mindset, and precisely why they had to plant two members. Nishino's death caused everyone to distrust each other. If you suspect there's a killer out there, you're more likely to think, "it's better to kill than be killed." After all, most of them want to survive to spend the money, so if someone is out there killing them, lasting the whole time doesn't mean anything if they're going to get killed. Shoko was there basically as a "control" factor, which made sure the "game" would progress the way they wanted it to, which in this case, would not have happened if she wasn't there, since Yuki convinced a truce. By letting the imprisoned member out, who now had a grudge against everyone else for voting for him, the game progressed how they wanted it to. It's easy to say this, but when you might die, you'll think differently. And frankly, psychologically, even when you're not going to die, you still don't think straight when under pressure. How do you think the Asch and Milgram experiments succeeded? There was no one getting killed, they weren't dying and it was easy for the participants to "just quit" and "beat the game" but most of them still didn't.
You know. I'm not a big horror fan. But when I watch a Cinema Summary video, he always makes it not scary and funny! Plus I get to see a little of these movies! Thank you and have a damn good day!
I swear this guy plays the same character in every death Game film he's in (Battle Royale, Kaiji, and this one). He's a Nice guy, tries to save everyone, way too confident given the circumstances, and basically ends up surviving due to plot amor.
8:08 I think a better solution would be to tell one of the other contestants to come to your room and tell them that the two of you can take turns sleeping in shifts. Tell them that they should take the first shift, climb into bed with your weapon concealed secretly, and pretend that you're asleep to see if they are worth trusting. If they try to attack you in your sleep, you have the element of surprise and therefore the upper hand. If you gain there trust you will have no problems with sleep, and if they decide to attack you, you can easily avoid it because they think you're sleeping, and kill them, therefore eliminating one more contestant. uwu
Better plan. Dont kill anyone. They're being paid $1000 an hour. If it ends earlier because only 2 people are left. you'll get less money. Its better for everyone to not kill, and wait out the week to get the maximum money
The thing is if they try to attack you and you're forced to kill them, it becomes exceedingly obvious to the other players that you are the killer. And when they solve that little mystery, the robot kills you. Also, you can't be completely sure that sleeping in each other's room is allowed by the rules, so you might not be able to convince someone to do it. Additionally, if they gain your trust that can be a powerful tool, they might consider simply holding off trying to kill you until much later in the game when you're less paranoid of them.
You probably won't see this comment but I just wanted to tell you that your videos are amazing and I love them, never stop moving forward and making these videos. and as always, have a damn good day
I think the best strategy would have been to gain Shoko's trust and team up with her, as you can easily tell she's a nice person. The rules don't say anything about teaming and the game ends when two contestants are left alive, making this a perfect strategy. This should have been the first thing Yuki did after he armed himself. Now, immediately right at the start of the game, he'd have a valuable asset - someone who knows the game inside out and knows how to trick the others. With her support, he could secretly convince the other crew members that one of them is at fault, while slaughtering them using his own strength and her cleverness. They could even use the robots in the hallway to their advantage. Then, he could keep doing this until four in total are remaining including them. Finally, they could do a double murder and win the game. Coming out of the game in good condition, they could both make a good choice on what to do with the prize money. Also, the good sportsmanship of the duo could also be used to their advantage. Together, they look nice enough to convince even the most greedy of the contestants. They could have hence attempted to convince the rest of the group to just wait out the seven days. That way, everybody could leave with something. Lastly he could toss all of the weapons aside and plan, with Shoko, to poison everyone else's drinks. If the poison is enough to kill them, then that's all they need to do to win the game. They could simply wait for the next meal, poison all of the drinks except for their own and serve them. If not, then they could use the fully loaded gun to finish off the rest of the players. Once they're both left behind, they'll win the game.
I enjoy watching these series progress, and how i progress with it, from how i would handle the very first scenario to the most recent ones. My survival rate has increased. Anyone else with me?
I want to see this man and all the other how to survive channels get trapped in a escape room together or hell have a danganropa esc kinda scenario that they have to get out of to see who would pair up with who. Who would go solo and who would win. But. With out the risks of dying of course~
@@Mehdy97 Why would anyone read the comments before they finish watching the video though? Unless they're one of the first and want to comment something like "Have a damn good day" they should be expecting that other people have finished the video before 😅
Yuki (the guy we're introduced to first) is like the Mr Sins of Asian movies because he has so many roles in different movies just like Johnny does, anyway hope you all have a good rest of your day
It's a little weird the group didn't come to truce in the beginning since all they had to do was survive for 7 days. But then again I guess if nothing happened that girl could start killing people. Even if she got caught and died she already planted the seed that people can't be trusted.
Here are some character stereotypes to look out for each death game: Main Character: You focus on them, and they are the viewer's central point of focus. 1 character has the role. Double Agent: Works for the people who made the death game, or is in charge themselves. 0-2 characters have the role. Murderer: The person who tries to kill the others. 1-2 characters have a role. The Fake Out: They fake death to achive life. 0-1 characters have the role. The Paranoid: Doesn't trust anyone, but is not composed. 1-2 characters have the role. The Alliance: Any group of participants who ally for a better chance of survival. The Leader: Tries to take charge in both a forceful or composed way, in order to benefit either himself or other participants. Side Characters: Everyone else in the game. Which one are you?
Been a decade already. Wow. I watched this for the genre and for Tatsuya Fujiwara, star of Death Note, Kaiji, Erased and Battle Royale. Good times. Good times. Not really interesting in watching this video, but I'm leaving a like. Also, Kin'ya Kitaōji (Liar Game) and Takurō Ōno (Liar Game Reborn) are here!
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The fact the guy was in Death Note, Battle Royale and Kaiji and he still didn’t learn anything from those movies, makes me question his choices lol
Exactly
True lol
Thats the death note for you
"The human who uses this note can go neither to Heaven nor to Hell......they go to every death game in existence. "
@@whenJonTronwasfunny so this is light's hell xD
XD
This man must be a Cinema Summary fan considering the amount of death games he's survived
Right 😭
Yes
Thats probably why hes in so many movies
@@bruhmoment4312 yh in kaiji and death note and more
Agreed
This guy is literally in every death game in existence
Bro is Goated 🤧💀💀
@schizophrenic youmu how do you know?
man survived kaiji battle royale and death note and still doesnt learn high payment = d e a t h g a m e
mans gonna be in squid game S2
@@britishperson1 in death note 2 i think he didn't survive that correct me if im wrong
I like this guy he is so broke but wins every death game
I'm so happy the old man survived :( He was the only one I actually trusted the whole time. And if I were in this game, I would still have trusted him. He looked like the only one person who has a heart there.
Same, the author could have totally not added the last bit, but it made the ending so much more satisfying
Among us
Yeah add a spoiler alert goofy ahh slug
Yea if I was there I would’ve tried and kept him alive
Ahhh I'm so glad.. I read this while the video show he is dead..
eventually Cinema Summary will have to make his own death game to explain to people how to beat it
Ayo what are you doing here TheBlake
If he does make his own death game- I think he wouldn’t tell how to beat it, like a test to see how much you learned from his vidoes
And then explain how everyone is extremely stupid
And the only way to win is to subscribe
"Summary Game!". Where ever rule learnt from death game movies will not help you survive!
Theory: the reason Light was so comfortable killing criminals was because he had been in so many death games and was sick of it, so when he got the death note he decided to take matters into his own hands
Be _in_ the Chaos or _Be_ the Chaos.
i like that idea im keeping it in my brain now thanks
I like this theory abt all of the movies being connected
Every death game would last an episode of half the anime characters I have in my mind were in it
Light is one of them
@@_mangaddict I feel like half the anime characters I'm thinking of would either get themselves killed by breaking a rule, win insanely fast, or never end up in one
To give an example of each...
Killed by breaking a rule: Josuke (Part 4, Jojo)
Win way too fast to be fun: Pick literally anyone from part 5's protagonists, also Joseph
Never ends up there in the first place: Either of the sons of Sparda from Devil May Cry (The series has an anime)
I have literally watched every single how to beat episode on this channel they are insanely addicting
Tbh your my role model
Fax
Same
Ik
Was abt time someone addressed it
I swear the amount of death game movies and disasters Tatsuya has been in makes me feel so sorry for him.
Same lmaooo but I bet he actually enjoys these death games
Tatsuya? His name? Can i zime me full name cant find it
@@natalijavukovljak1365 Tatsuya Fujiwara. He’s known for Death Note, Battle Royale, Kaiji, and Incite Mill.
I feel so sorry for him having a successful career
15:06
"Light from Death Note here never would've put himself in this situation"
Well to be fair, Light was a literal genius.
To be more fair, Light is a sociopath
to be fair, gaming
That is live action light lmao
The dude has been in at least 3 other death games
@@frokgy2342 American light was such an idiot lmfao
Oddly enough this film came out a month before danganronpa. Implying that two people essentially had the exact same basic idea for a story at around the same time (since it’s almost impossible to make a full game in a month)
Surprisingly even the hour when nighttime begins is the same for both. I guess death games really like their 10pm bedtimes.
I mean, both stories (and just about the entire asian death game genre) draws inspiration from the Battle Royale novel. The film version of which the main actor here, Tatsuya Fujiwara, got his big start in.
U mean the Japanese release of dangonronpa not the western release
@I Do Stuff I know. A guy even got executed by being electrocuted which more or less lines up with the bikers execution.
Apparently this is actually based off a book/novel
*HOW DO YOU KEEP FINDING MORE DEATH GAMES!?!??? I SEARCHED FOR 6 HOURS YESTERDAY AND DIDN'T EVEN FIND THIS!*
Thanks for something to add to the list 😂🤦♂️
I'm not even exaggerating either... Please comment new ones that Cinema Summary hasn't done yet!
@@TheRealBlaze meander,ready or not,better whatch out
@@TheRealBlaze ua-cam.com/video/u1Q5jWpRCL4/v-deo.html (meander trailer)
When I first saw your comment I thought you were a bot😅 because I thought it was one of those bots that go, “ ____ content is bad look at mine it’s better”
@@TheRealBlaze I can't find more iam lazy but there's also nerve,in time
The Old man living was the best part of the movie. He was my favorite character. I love how he tried his best to stay sober the entire time for Fujiwara's character.
For those who don’t know, this is a loose retelling of the book “And Then There Were None” which follows a similar plot, though the situation is not for money and there is no interference from the host. They both have 12 Indian statues representing the 12 players and are stuck in a place for a week, where they eventually kill each other. It’s a decent mystery novel if you like the genre
thanks for the trivia!
I was gonna say the same thing.
I thought in that book there was one serial killer among them, not really them killing each other?
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 Kinda! It's both, technically, but mainly one. There's at least one character that gets killed by someone other than the actual killer, I think
It's a good read, if I do say so myself
@@eueumesmo345 Thanks! I haven't read it in over a decade and I only vaguely remember the BBC adaptation
I love how this actor gets all these horrific scenarios. Holy shit this comment blew up 🙏
It's like having The Rock in a Jumanji film
Kaiji, death note, by, seriously he was made for these
Thats the death note for you
"The human who uses this note can go neither to Heaven nor to Hell......they go to every death game in existence. "
@@idkdude5301 In ALL jungle related films
Is the actor really famous in Japan? I'm curious
After all of that, I'm definitely keeping the money; especially since he didn't really kill anyone for it. He was there the whole time without killing anyone and he won the money. The least he can do for having gone through this traumatizing experience is keep the money. It's more disrespectful not to keep it, people died for it...
Yeah, I know. What's with this trope of people who need money... suffering, clawing, scraping, and surviving.... THEN actually receiving the money (instead of just getting offed or killed by the gamemasters at the end)... and tossing it away?!
@@error_the_crow I get what it's supposed to show, but this is so overdone... all the time, and the only development shown is a cognitive disconnect from reality. This is money that he earned, some of it for solving the case of a crime committed by another. Do you think police officers and detectives shouldn't collect their paychecks because it involves making money off events involving crimes? This is like you working your buns off for two weeks at your job, getting your paycheck (that you earned), and then ripping it up because there's a better paying job somewhere. Sure, I agree... go and get it, but you still earned your paycheck, even if your job was horrendous... like crime-scene clean-up, where you're making money off someone else's horrible fate... or debt-collecting or repo-work when people can't pay their bills?
Imagine coming home to your sick wife, child or mother and they hopefully look up to you asking if you got your paycheck to afford the medicine or operation they needed and you're like, "Nah... tore that check up. I saw another guy not wash his hands at work before serving a customer and I was like... this company can keep my money! I have standards! That'll show 'em!" Nah...quit and get another job, for sure... but you earned the money.
He didn't suddenly gain super-powers or become an aesthetic monk who doesn't need food or shelter. He still has to pay all his bills and rent and everything that he had to do 7 days ago... in fact, he's now 7 days later paying them off... which means there could be dozens of other people going hungry or not able to pay their bills because he can't pay his. This isn't a case of the game masters saying they'll kill a kid or even a puppy for every dollar he spends... it's just money... that he NEEDS to survive. Even if that CEO guy was so impressed he offers him a job... he's still gonna have to work for 2 weeks for his first paycheck, assuming they don't withhold his first paycheck like some companies....
@@error_the_crow Way to throw the discussion by choosing to not read
@@error_the_crow Did you just get angry because you have a short attention span?
@@acehangman617 of course it feels overdone to you, this movie was filmed in 2010 😂
The old man surviving makes sense honestly because since the girl was working with the owners of the game she likely didn't count towards the number of survivors
I don't know why their minds instantly go to murdering one another when they can just stay in their rooms for 7 days and leave rich
Right or at least try to get a ally
Working harder, not smarter
🤷🏽♀️
no food or water
Honestly would only take one crazy to get the group going. Humans under stress easily lead.
The figurines are a homage to Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None.” There’s a poem that predicts how the victims will die called “Ten Little Indians” and figurines on the table. (New copies of the book now say “Ten Little Solider Boys” as Indians was controversial, and Indians was a replacement for a slur in the original copies.)
And before that it was ten little, more dated and controversial slur.
@@anthonydezii8493 well, she was British, so the N-word wasn't considered as controversial in Britain
They also call it Ten Little Sailor Boys as well.
@Justin Loveday it’s woke to not be racist?
@Justin Loveday times have changed, if it wasn’t offensive then, “10 little n*****boys” is surely offensive now.
The amount of plot armor he has is insane. He makes way too many mistakes, he trusts strangers so much.
And still survive...
Absolutely. He's the same character in every film, survives just because
That ending plot twist warmed my heart, so happy that happened
I love to think that this guy is the same guy in all those japanese survival games and is just the most unlucky guy in the world
Thats the death note for you
"The human who uses this note can go neither to Heaven nor to Hell......they go to every death game in existence. "
Revolting Pie damm you really want those likes copy and pastin that everywhere
The one thing he could not escape: Being Typecast.
“Nobody took advantage of this man’s alcoholism” is a line I didn’t know I need and don’t deserve
I wonder if his Alcoholism was all just an act for him to see whom he could and could not trust. Would you trust someone giving you alcohol when they think you're an alcoholic? His pretending could also have him viewed as less of a threat to the other competitors.
@@gamerleal9265 "Be like Sherlock Holmes" CM says while
showing on-screen someone to imiate if you wanna diee.
A Holmes-Version so fluffing stupid he got an hour long Essay made about his
Failures
@@nenmaster5218 huh?
I feel really bad for this guy. He’s been in like three death games, and in Death Note. He should go to Brazil instead
he'll get kidnapped back to japan at some point, it's fate.
@@fantasmaghoulical well his fate is like that unfortunately however he will survive no matter what but the process will just continue.
Nah, I think he is safer in the death games than brazil
yOu aRe GoInG tO BRAZIL!!
@@fantasmaghoulical I love your pfp so much
Honestly glad the old man survived he seemed nice
I wish there was a death game movie where one of the contestants is this mysterious dude who, no matter the situation, *always* knows how to beat the system and win.
He knows the right people to select, the right ways to avoid death, and the right ways to disable and/or destroy the death traps. He exploits the rules to his advantage and manages to keep a lot of people alive, pissing off every single one of the game organizers who can’t do anything but watch him as he dismantles their carefully crafted death game and humiliates them live for all to see.
Pretty good movie idea
Alice in borderland?
@@anoni6108 i think its more of a very easy situation to win like the beach video he made about the tentacle monster in the sand grabbing people which has a much higher chance of survival.
Cbbtr
yea that winner is this one guy thats in every death game nearly
This dude is in every death game, I think he just calls it a day and moves on.
Hell yea😂
Basically him: "Welp after seeing people getting murdered, I should probably go to another death game and then win money... Seems like a good idea"
@@LiterallyJustAxel he do be getting the bag tho 💰
He's like the main character in that one Stallone movie, intentionally going into death games to win a crap ton of money and become rich
I watched Incite Mill for the first time like 6 months ago. It was very hard to find, but I didn't regret it. It was a pretty cool movie. It had more mystery than the typical death game formula, which I thoroughly enjoyed. It has Danganronpa vibes in a way.
really? danganronpa? for me it gave amongus vibes
2 survivors, find culprit, dont leave rooms at night, yeah its literally just danganronpa
3 minutes in and I already see danganronpa
It is just danganronpa, no leaving rooms at night, soundproof doors, solve murders, locked in building, culprit if found gets punished. Yeah it’s just danganronpa
@@kraken39548 amongus is a copy of death games danganronpa came out years before that and amongus copy alot of things from dangonronpa and other death games just added the word imposter.
I recognize the old man from another seiries called Liar Game! It's similar to this game except there's no death just crippling debt. Glad to know he's participating in a horrible game that involve high stakes
you gotta admit, these death game designers are smart with how they lure people in, they offer poor and desparate people who no one would notice if they went missing tons of cash to play in their games, and the prospect of free cash almost always lures them in, props to them
(plz don't force me to be in a death game)
hoho, then i am immune! (Joke)
they lure in the same guy every time
The plot of squid game be like:
that's just how all thing in life work, just look at lottery and casinos, just luring poor people for the microscopic chance, which they don't even know how small is, to win lots of money
Hey want some money for free?
The ending gave me a little happiness knowing that the old man survived
Omg, i just saw this even though im only halfway of the video
Agreed the old man was a legend
omg i thought you lied
Cinema Summary is grinding real hard. Respect!
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I don't skip ads to support ur channel. Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
It would be pretty cool to see a death game where you have to have alliances to survive. I admit, as much as I enjoy these survival games, I’m a little tired of the every man for himself formula. It would just be fun to see how friendship can help you survive - basically Saw but without Kramer’s sanctimonious attitude.
right!! the genre is super oversaturated and now that its creeping into american audiences im worried that problem is only going to get worse
Thats what I thought in squid game. Why not have more people win. Like 3 or 4 would be great and they would still earn a shitload of money.
@@glewglew9852 I wish that the main characters friends had survived in squid game 😭 I love that show but that was so sad that he wanted them to live and be happy too
try watching the werewolf game series (japan's i mean) although there are still single number digits of winners at the end
There's these two movies for a series called escape room which are really good and follow you needing to work together. I'd highly recommend them
"Rule 1: stay in your rooms after 10"
Jokingly: what is this, Danganronpa?
"Rule 2: If a crimes happens the group must solve it"
d-d-d-d-d-danganronpa
Monokuma > that random robot.
That's what I was thinking lol
Glad that I am not the only one who got danganronpa vibes 😂
@@kamikeserpentail3778 Awesome robot > Unfunny bear
@@Edgeperor boring design robot < fun and unique bear (although Monokuma’s voice is annoying tbf)
27:45 that was one of the best ending ive seen in a death game so far.
sameeee
He shoulda kept the money tho
@@Panda-cute yeah throwing the bag of money was dumb
@@_formalfootage_ thank you! Like oh wow so deep, I’m sure that all the deaths for that money don’t matter 🙄. Good to see I’m not the only one that would keep it
@@Panda-cute he threw the money away exactly because the deaths matter. Its a matter of principle, effectively killing people for money isnt something people just do, and accepting that it happened with them getting a reward for it is even harder on someones conscience.
I was so relieve the old man was alive, wanted to give him a hug so bad at the end!
The old man is a GOAT bro. He never had bad intentions for yuki and just wanted to help
i love how you always mention Fujiwara Tatsuya ( i believe that's his name) previous death games when he is in another 😂
Lol
can we just mention how this guy has the knowledge to be a unstoppable death game survivor or a perfect serial killer or perfect death game maker
1:22 in these death game movies whenever something feels off and you're offered a chance to turn back, it's always a good idea to do so
i love how yuki always ends up in a death game and is mostly the best player hes been in 3 death games and won 3 times i wonder what death game he in next cuz i love the movies
To be frank; he lucked out as far as his survival went. Like someone else noted, he made HUGE mistakes multiple times at fatal junctures. Not the best chessmaster candidate.
A real life version of Danganronpa except with adults instead of a bunch of teens, down to the old blood in a room that shows someone else played/died there before them, the curfew, the weapon on everyone's room, the soundproof room down to the execution the only difference is that they don't die if they get it wrong, which i wish they did so people won't be so easy to point the finger if your life is on the line. Down to the way the first murder happened a meeting with someone who doesn't look dangerous but ends in a death ☠️ lol the script writer must have seen Danganronpa and been like how do we remake this lmao
yeah, seriously... 😑
Yea this feels like a cheap copy of danganronpa ,, :(
Also that guy named MAKI had a crossbow COINCIDENCE I THINK NOT!
thats what i was thinking too!!
Danganronpa was released in 10 November 2010,whereas this movie was released in 16 October 2010,there aint no way this movie copied Danganronpa
I have so many questions...
Firstly, how did the girl at the end know that she wasn't going to get killed or injured throughout the game?
So the old man fake his death and nobody noticed?
Why did the main guy throw the money away at the end? There is no shot I am just throwing a million dollars away
Why didn't the person with the gun just literally shoot everyone while they were all together? Whoever had it could have easily wiped out 6 people in a matter of seconds
I haven't seen the movie, all I know is what was presented in the video here and honestly I might have missed some stuff but I feel like this movie just has a lot of problems
Yeah the last girl thing made absolutely no sense 😭
Yeah idk maybe my morals aren’t super high but once I have that money I’m not going to care where it came from I’m keeping it
I've got theories for answers, so take them with a grain of salt, but...
1: the girl didn't know she wouldn't die. She was there to make money just like they were, she was just more aware than them about the situation. If she died, the show would go on without her 'making things more interesting'.
2: That ojii-san faking his death didn't make much sense, but since the people running the game didn't bother to have heat sensor cameras or vitality bands and couldn't go inside to confirm his death until the game's official completion, I can see how he'd get away with it. Cameras are shut off once the game ends and doors are only locked during the game, so he can just walk out.
3: Tatsuya Fujiwara's character was a complete white knight type, which means he's an idiot who won't accept 'dirty money' after going through hell to get it. Basically, a goody-two-shoes moral statement. I'd like to assume, after the camera cuts away, the ojii-san says "boy, you better pick that back up or I swear I'm gonna backhand you so hard you go back in time, then steal it for myself. We didn't go through this shit for you to throw that like a graduation cap, get back to planet Earth!" But, maybe I'm wrong.
4: I don't think the gun with 6 bullets was originally a weapon given. When the guy suicided via patrol bot, the company gave their 'inside man' the weapon to frame someone in the name of making things more interesting. They may have chosen Fujiwara's character (was it Yuki or Yugi, I never confirmed? Yugi seems too on the nose, having Game as the name of the protagonist in a death game, but Yu-Gi-Oh did it first and worse, so...), because they noticed he was morally sound, thus wouldn't use the overpowered weapon in the first place and throw the game off balance.
The real problem I have is that there was absolutely no reason to kill in the first place? They earned money per the hour, and it wasn't stated that killing gave a bonus, so whittling down the numbers only quickened the release, which meant less money for the survivors. There was plenty of food and no incentive to kill, unless I missed something. I see that the first death (caused by suicide) set off paranoia, and the psycho who smiled at his death probably would've been released and gone on a rampage in revenge for being accused, but I don't get why Mia went all-out killing people? What was she even gaining, besides suspicion and attrition?
@@ichigoeater that’s something I don’t get, your essentially making the people’s death mean nothing by throwing the money away. At the very least donate it to something they would want like idk their family
@@socketyellow3 Yeah, there's a reason I don't care much for 'morally superior' protagonists. They're too often written poorly, making them either hypocrites or just plain idiotic. And, they're very rarely fitting in a death game or apocalypse setting in the first place.
Long term fan here, thanks for showing all these films to people and promoting lesser known ones I would have never gotten into death games if it wasn't for you.
"Be like Sherlock Holmes" CM says while
showing on-screen someone to imiate if you wanna diee.
A Holmes-Version so fluffing stupid he got an hour long Essay made about his
Failures: Hbomberguy did so,
though he talked too much about unrelated Sutff at the beginning, so just skip the first 20 Minutes.
I absolutely love movies that actually have some mystery and essence to them, so many killer movies are just mindless violence with no clear plotline
These how to survive videos are going to come in clutch soon, I can feel it.
I could put you in a death game if you’d like 👉👈
pls don't jinx it
@@7up983 you know, I'm probably one of the most optimistic people I know. Almost to a detriment. But lately, I've felt like everyone has felt that the current conflict highlighted was going to blow over and I've been skeptical of it all. It's scary, I know, and I just can't help it this time around.
coming soon to *abandoned warehouses* near you: death game: THE GAME
Why is he the same actor 2:43 he didn’t learn anything from Kaiji and battle Royale I am dying
If the video doesn't start with "This man is about to make the biggest mistake of his life" then the bodysnatchers have taken him. Don't trust him.
Everytime I watch Cinema Summary, I always learn 2 things
1) how to survive
2) how to murder
You'd think that after the 8 other death games he's been in, seeing a random offer for free money would make him skeptical
Memory Suppression
M e m o r y l o s s
i mean if he's surviving all of them why not keep going if you'll just get more money
Imagine he sells off all his morals to keep playing and winning as many death games as he can, eventually making enough money to design his own death game... which I realize now is a scarily accurate analogy for a capitalist oligarchy. I could make a movie out of this.
0:18 Hey, he played Light in the live action Death Note Movie a couple years ago.
That’s what I was thinking!
for a start you can lock your door via the bed sheets that seems like it should be more than long enough to reach that kind of handle and the affixed to the wall chair lamp. Another big thing is to consider the weapons not only as weapons but tools. Things like the iron poker could be used as a pry bar and a good knife is always useful. If you can sneak into other people's rooms to kill them you may want to do so naked so your clothes don't end up blood stained. Likewise always be sure to completely strip any 'victims' to search for clues or tools that could be useful. Likewise any kind of death game that goes on like this is most likely sanctioned by the authorities if it is on the open net to be viewed in the streets on cell phones. So with that in mind there's no help or restitution likely to come.
Yeah, I think people are focusing too much on trying to kill other people.
You only have to last 7 days and not be accused.
I think it's the same problem people have with zombie apocalypse scenarios.
The best weapon against zombies is to not fight them unless absolutely necessary and have tools that help you survive all the other stuff going on.
@@kamikeserpentail3778 I think that the best weapon against zombies is to not act like in The Walking Dead:
Random dude: Oh a zombie, I need to start cannibalizing and kill everyone. What a good start!...
You will never win a deathgame against -
1. Sherlock Holmes
2. John Wick
3.CenemaSummary
When I saw MCs face I'm like "surely he references the summaries he's done on him before again". Very happy he did
dude this is so much like Danganronpa and I love it. we need more movies like this
once i saw the main guy i was like "is that light yagami?" also great content! i love all these how to beat vids! keep on the good work!
Apparently it's Yugi.
Maybe it's Yagi Yugi, which would make him dark instead of light.
One of the best moves to do in surviving this death game is to definitely assume the drinks were tampered with and refuse them. I totally agree with that.
The guy has been in several Death Games already and still hasn't learned anything. Maybe he should sub Cinema Summary so he will learn how to survive future death games.
I mean he did survive those other death games. Like I understand what you're saying but he very much did survive those other death games. He should be RUNNING this channel.
I'm so glad you pointed him out from all the other movies I shall lots of respect and gratitude
I love how he keeps referencing other movies Tatsuya has played in
This guy is literally in every death game I have watched before. Good luck man!!!
Thats the death note for you
"The human who uses this note can go neither to Heaven nor to Hell......they go to every death game in existence. "
This is like danganrompa as a live action movie. This is pretty cool. Also, have a damn good day!
And then there were none.
It's even got the figurines
Osako would go on to arrive in the borderlands, become a citizen, and take the role as the King of Diamonds
This guy has to be the most unluckiest lucky guy alive. He's participated to *so* many death games.
This guy always gets included on death games and he still doesn't learn lol😆
Kaiji lol
Poor people problems
Gotta find a way to make money man
Well....money doesnt grow on trees.
Thats the death note for you
"The human who uses this note can go neither to Heaven nor to Hell......they go to every death game in existence. "
Issue with this whole death game is that it is entirely avoidable because you earn more money for hours spent in the place so because they find out about the money earned from discovering a crime fully after the first deathand there is a time limit. They may as well just stay there for 7 days and all survive with more money
well in the area he was in us he
he was making 9 a hour
@@supremecloud6386 and just being alive in the death game for an hour he was making nearly a grand
@@hog9613 yeah but 2 of the people in there were game emplyees. they would murder people themselves to get the ball rolling dont you think
@@hog9613 but idk though becuase a person did get over 200 thousand dollars for solving a crime
@@supremecloud6386 yeah but they didn’t know they’d get that till after the first murder
Cinema Summary’s iconic line
“It sounds cold blooded and that’s because it is”
27:45 THIS MAN JUST YEETED THE 1 MIL WTFF
Hmmm... I would say with this game... Why kill?
Your paid by the hour.
And it ends after 7 days.
It is better for everyone to just wait for the week to end.
If you kill people and end it earlier, then you get paid less since your paid hourly
unless they kill the 2 insiders they are gonna frame people, cause suspicion, and I doubt the guy in jail wanted to keep everyone alive
EXACTLY
That's the correct mindset, and precisely why they had to plant two members.
Nishino's death caused everyone to distrust each other. If you suspect there's a killer out there, you're more likely to think, "it's better to kill than be killed." After all, most of them want to survive to spend the money, so if someone is out there killing them, lasting the whole time doesn't mean anything if they're going to get killed.
Shoko was there basically as a "control" factor, which made sure the "game" would progress the way they wanted it to, which in this case, would not have happened if she wasn't there, since Yuki convinced a truce. By letting the imprisoned member out, who now had a grudge against everyone else for voting for him, the game progressed how they wanted it to.
It's easy to say this, but when you might die, you'll think differently. And frankly, psychologically, even when you're not going to die, you still don't think straight when under pressure. How do you think the Asch and Milgram experiments succeeded? There was no one getting killed, they weren't dying and it was easy for the participants to "just quit" and "beat the game" but most of them still didn't.
Throwing that bag of money isn't gonna bring em back, I'd rather drive to therapy in a Mercedes.
You know. I'm not a big horror fan. But when I watch a Cinema Summary video, he always makes it not scary and funny! Plus I get to see a little of these movies! Thank you and have a damn good day!
I am really impressed how u manage to remember that going outside their rooms is risky
I swear this guy plays the same character in every death Game film he's in (Battle Royale, Kaiji, and this one). He's a Nice guy, tries to save everyone, way too confident given the circumstances, and basically ends up surviving due to plot amor.
Way too trusting of random strangers too 😂
This is one of the closest things we'll get as a live action Danganronpa
I really like this one. I feel like it's more realistic. Less mind games and geniuses and more emotional reactions
“The man realizes that this has officially turned into a death game”
also the man: ah shit, here we go again
8:08 I think a better solution would be to tell one of the other contestants to come to your room and tell them that the two of you can take turns sleeping in shifts. Tell them that they should take the first shift, climb into bed with your weapon concealed secretly, and pretend that you're asleep to see if they are worth trusting. If they try to attack you in your sleep, you have the element of surprise and therefore the upper hand. If you gain there trust you will have no problems with sleep, and if they decide to attack you, you can easily avoid it because they think you're sleeping, and kill them, therefore eliminating one more contestant. uwu
Wtf was the uwu?
@@peanutbutterman411 they came up w/ a whole ass battle plan and the only thing you got out of that was UwU?
Yeah I'm not sure about this plan?
*Sees uwu*
I'm 100% in!
Better plan.
Dont kill anyone.
They're being paid $1000 an hour.
If it ends earlier because only 2 people are left. you'll get less money.
Its better for everyone to not kill, and wait out the week to get the maximum money
The thing is if they try to attack you and you're forced to kill them, it becomes exceedingly obvious to the other players that you are the killer. And when they solve that little mystery, the robot kills you.
Also, you can't be completely sure that sleeping in each other's room is allowed by the rules, so you might not be able to convince someone to do it.
Additionally, if they gain your trust that can be a powerful tool, they might consider simply holding off trying to kill you until much later in the game when you're less paranoid of them.
21:34 that’s the most ridiculous plot armor I’ve seen on protagonist in a while. That woman just missed from 0,5 meter range 😂😂😂
Just like Roman in Scream 3 when he shoot Sidney in the chest instead of going for a headshot, couldnt have missed from that distance.
The main character seems to be the industry favourite for deathgames
I can't lie everything he uploads I get so excited and happy and just such a nice experience when cinema summary posts.👍🏾
A live-action movie in Japan with death involved: *Exists*
This guy: Now this looks like a job for me
You probably won't see this comment but I just wanted to tell you that your videos are amazing and I love them, never stop moving forward and making these videos.
and as always, have a damn good day
I think the best strategy would have been to gain Shoko's trust and team up with her, as you can easily tell she's a nice person. The rules don't say anything about teaming and the game ends when two contestants are left alive, making this a perfect strategy. This should have been the first thing Yuki did after he armed himself. Now, immediately right at the start of the game, he'd have a valuable asset - someone who knows the game inside out and knows how to trick the others. With her support, he could secretly convince the other crew members that one of them is at fault, while slaughtering them using his own strength and her cleverness. They could even use the robots in the hallway to their advantage. Then, he could keep doing this until four in total are remaining including them. Finally, they could do a double murder and win the game. Coming out of the game in good condition, they could both make a good choice on what to do with the prize money.
Also, the good sportsmanship of the duo could also be used to their advantage. Together, they look nice enough to convince even the most greedy of the contestants. They could have hence attempted to convince the rest of the group to just wait out the seven days. That way, everybody could leave with something.
Lastly he could toss all of the weapons aside and plan, with Shoko, to poison everyone else's drinks. If the poison is enough to kill them, then that's all they need to do to win the game. They could simply wait for the next meal, poison all of the drinks except for their own and serve them. If not, then they could use the fully loaded gun to finish off the rest of the players. Once they're both left behind, they'll win the game.
The best thing I've seen today
@@godofstring Thanks.
I enjoy watching these series progress, and how i progress with it, from how i would handle the very first scenario to the most recent ones. My survival rate has increased. Anyone else with me?
You know from cinema summary i am now proud of myself that i can beat non-existing scenarios
I want to see this man and all the other how to survive channels get trapped in a escape room together or hell have a danganropa esc kinda scenario that they have to get out of to see who would pair up with who. Who would go solo and who would win. But. With out the risks of dying of course~
yesss that would be so good
Imagine these guys in Escape the Night.
First rule of any death game: Don't be a Simp.
The next movie that actor appears in he needs to be the "veteran death game expert who knows the rules."
This man can beat any death game. He is an inciteclopydia. Pun intended
Love your name
Yay, the old man survived
He looked really nice and cool so I'm glad he survived c:
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@@zoraz8255 ..?
Me too
@@InsanityPrevails he put ... cuz u spoiled
@@Mehdy97 Why would anyone read the comments before they finish watching the video though?
Unless they're one of the first and want to comment something like "Have a damn good day" they should be expecting that other people have finished the video before 😅
live action danganronpa and im here for it! AYE WE EVEN GOT THE DOUBLE DEATH SECTION POG
If I'm ever in a room and I find myself standing with the guy who happens to be in every death game ever, I'm done for
Man 😭
Yuki (the guy we're introduced to first) is like the Mr Sins of Asian movies because he has so many roles in different movies just like Johnny does, anyway hope you all have a good rest of your day
It's a little weird the group didn't come to truce in the beginning since all they had to do was survive for 7 days. But then again I guess if nothing happened that girl could start killing people. Even if she got caught and died she already planted the seed that people can't be trusted.
You really can’t have a truce if you can’t trust the other people there unfortunately
so glad i found this channel, what a fun idea! summarys combined with samrts :D
"The word Survivor is a clear indication that the losers won't make it out alive."
Jeff Probst- Am I a joke to you?
Here are some character stereotypes to look out for each death game:
Main Character: You focus on them, and they are the viewer's central point of focus. 1 character has the role.
Double Agent: Works for the people who made the death game, or is in charge themselves. 0-2 characters have the role.
Murderer: The person who tries to kill the others. 1-2 characters have a role.
The Fake Out: They fake death to achive life. 0-1 characters have the role.
The Paranoid: Doesn't trust anyone, but is not composed. 1-2 characters have the role.
The Alliance: Any group of participants who ally for a better chance of survival.
The Leader: Tries to take charge in both a forceful or composed way, in order to benefit either himself or other participants.
Side Characters: Everyone else in the game.
Which one are you?
Ok I have idea if I were in a death game. I would murder the main character yep that’s right I would be the murderer
What about the Manipulator? Or does that fall under the Double Agent role?
In this particular case, the one that tells everyone to chill the hell out. It's literally only a week. Why yall that thirsty
@@buffaxolotl5630 Because all the chill pills have not been great and someone keeps on drugging the drinks.
I would be the "deceased." Lmao
Been a decade already. Wow. I watched this for the genre and for Tatsuya Fujiwara, star of Death Note, Kaiji, Erased and Battle Royale. Good times. Good times. Not really interesting in watching this video, but I'm leaving a like.
Also, Kin'ya Kitaōji (Liar Game) and Takurō Ōno (Liar Game Reborn) are here!
Bro i have been bing watching these videos for the past 5 hours...
This cant be good..