movie of the day!!!The official site(the website about the show but it is in Japanese.)
The Liar Game(if people would like to watch this drama can just click the top)
Based on a manga series of the same name. It talks about an hones college student, Kanzaki Nao who unknowingly receives a hundred million yen one day, along with an invitation card to take part in the " Liar Game". The aim of the game was to be the last one standing. There was different rounds. Each round, a player is voted out and would be in debt to the game producers. As Kanzaki Nao was gullible, she was easily tricked but with the help of a mastermind swindler, Akiyama Shinichi, there was a twist at the end of each game. Akiyama Shinichi was just released from jail when she desperatly ask for his help. The first part of the show was based on a competition within two people. It slowly generated to a competition between a group of people. Look how money was able to change a person to led to betrayal. A group of people who thought they could work together lost at the end. The
game was a mind controlling game where the players acted innocent and honest infront of each other. However, each player had their hidden secret that led to the lost of each group at the end.
My say of the movie.It shows how a group requires honesty and trust. A broken trust can lead to defeat for the players. Group synergy is important. Group synergy is when everyone provide the best inputs to help the group in their project. Like what i was taught at communications lesson a week back. How by working in a group you can create success. The different people that are in these world could help in your success or your defeat. Like in the movie, it was through group work that some people were able to stay. However, due to betrayal within the team, there were people who lost at the end of the day. It showed how fights happened. It showed how working as a group is very important that everyone is agreeable to it. If someone changes their mind, it could lead to some sort of group pressure as they might be outnumbered or there might be no time to turn back time to take back what was once done.
A question of the week!Imagine you were sent to a game like these. Would you trust everyone that was in the game? Or how would you pick who to work with? 
