The Platform 2 has been turning heads on Netflix with its surprise twist ending and shocking connections back to the 2020 original.

That means The Platform 2 isn't a sequel, after all. It's actually a prequel, because the post-credits scene is actually just an extension of a moment we had seen previously in the first film. But what does this mean for Perempuán and Goreng's connection? While nothing's actually confirmed here, it's safe to bet that they were once a couple.

The Platform 2 is like one of those bad Trumpian speeches. It’s messy, all over the place, and suggests some cognitive decline, but trying to explain it isn’t helpful. Occam’s Razor would tell us that this movie defies explanation because it’s just plain bad.

The recent release of Netflix‘s The Platform 2 has ignited an interesting debate among fans: is it a prequel or a sequel? This question has prompted speculation and theories about the film’s narrative trajectory.

The Platform 2 reveals that the prisoners in its central system are divided into two groups, loyalists & barbarians, who follow opposing philosophies.

Here is everything you need to know about the setting of the film. When is The Platform 2 set in the franchise's timeline? The Platform 2 takes place about a year before the first

The Platform recently dropped its second part. While the sequel is sparking discussions across social media, fans are curious about the ending of part one, especially the death speculation of Goreng.

Urrutia's franchise, and it has already drawn quite a lot of buzz on Netflix around the shocking events in the narrative. Set in a dystopian world where residents in a tower prison known as Vertical Self-Management Center must fight to survive,