”Squid Game 2” vs ”SHOGUN”, Golden Globe Awards held today (6th)

Netflix original series "Squid Game" season 2 will face off against "SHOGUN," a Japanese-themed show.
The 82nd Golden Globe Awards ceremony will be held at the Luton Hotel. The Golden Globe Awards ceremony is organized by Dick Clark Productions and is held every year to award the best films from around the world and the US.
It is an awards ceremony for TV series. It is one of the three major awards ceremonies in the United States, along with the Academy Awards and the Emmy Awards.
"Squid Game" season 2 was released worldwide on Netflix on the 26th of last month.
"The Squid Game 2" is nominated for the Best Television Drama Award at this ceremony and is competing for the trophy. It has made an unusual move by getting its name on the list of nominees before the film has even been released.
The Golden Globe awards will be open to films that are submitted by December 4th for broadcast in 2024, but "The Squid Game 2" will be shown to the judging panel before its release.
It is speculated that it has been selected as an official candidate. "Squid Game" was nominated for the 79th Golden Globe Awards for its first season released in 2021.
The drama was nominated in three categories: Best Television Drama, Best Actor (Lee Jung), and Best Supporting Actor (Oh Young Soo).
"Squid Game 2" is a drama that will be broadcast on Disney+'s "SHOGUN", Netflix's "The Diplomat", AppleTV+'s "Slow
It was nominated alongside "Horseshoe," Amazon Prime Video's "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," and Peacock's "Day of the Jackal."
The strongest contender for the award is "SHOGUN." "SHOGUN" swept the US Primetime Emmy Awards last year and attracted a lot of attention.
The head-on battle between the Korean work "Squid Game 2" and the American TV series "SHOGUN," which is set in Japan, is one of the highlights of the awards ceremony.
Director Hwang Dong-hyuk and lead actor Lee Jung-jae attended the Golden Globe Awards on the 3rd.
They departed for Los Angeles in the United States. "Squid Game 2" is about Ki-hoon (played by Lee Jung Jae) who vows revenge and takes part in the game again, and the frontman (played by Lee Byung Hun) who welcomes him.
Immediately after its release, the film ranked first in the global rankings on Freak Patrol, a global OTT (online video service) content ranking aggregation site, and has been a big hit at the box office.
During the first week of its release, which was the fourth week of December (23rd to 29th), it recorded 487.6 million hours of viewing (based on the Netflix Top 10 official website), and the first season (448.
This exceeds the previous record of 730,000 hours.