FIRST TIME WATCHING | Parasite - 기생충 (2019) | Movie Reaction | Oh...They Are The Parasites

The Mrs checks out the first-ever foreign language film to win Best Picture with Parasite (2019). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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[@freakcree6218]

"Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films" - Bong Joon Ho Director of Parasite

[@lanolinlight]

Art aphorism of the century.

[@dani.p]

I was going to put this in the comments because is SO TRUE!!! As a spanish speaker I grow up reading subtitles and watching amazing movies (like Cinema Paradiso, Les Choristes, Old Boy, The Lives of Others, Let the Right One In, City of God, Bicycle Thieves, etc) and it's kinda sad that "english speakers" just... don't do it :(

[@chefskiss6179]

@@dani.p Yes, thank you. If this means we are that much closer to Cinema Paradiso, then that's fine by me :)

[@BadDubII]

I found out one of my mates watched Squid Games with the English dub. That shit sounds horrible.

[@craigcassidy6078]

@@BadDubII to be fare squid games was shit in subs or dubs 🤔

[@henfarasubtitrare9764]

Regarding your question about him being able to buy the house, this is a little sad easter egg in the end credits song that the director wrote. "The song was originally supposed to be titled '564 years', because according to the director, realistically that's how much time it would take for Ki-woo to earn enough money to buy that house, making it a dream which neither he nor his children can fulfill."

[@elheber]

The movie made a point about plans. The father told his son, during the night they slept at the shelter, that plans never work in the end. Although the ending is open to interpretation, cutting back to the son in the present time monologing about his "plan", only heavily implies it will not work out.

[@travis3810]

and that 564 year time frame doesn't account for any inflation or spending

[@BrianHSC]

@@Numbers_Game Only if money making was that simple LMAO. Everyone, take this guy's advice and put $1 in SNP 500 LOL!

[@The_Catnip]

After all they've done, I don't think it is sad that they weren't able to get rich. Just because someone is poor doesn't mean they can do whatever to be more successful.

[@ridney5887]

The wild thing is, the poor family wasn't even stealing. Yeah they scammed their way into their jobs, but they were legitimately performing what they were paid to do.

[@ItDoesntMatterReally]

The way they came about those jobs wasn't exactly honest either. They forged certification, they cost other people their jobs, and even almost killed a woman just to get mom in the mix. That's part of the whole narrative though. It's about the desperation of the lower class who'd go as far as to harm one another to gain an inch while those who have whole miles flaunt it over them and treat them less than human. What really hurts about this film is that there really isn't a bad guy other than the societal constructs that place each person into their role. There's nothing malicious about the rich family, and the poor family's just trying to get away from living in squalor by cheating a system that's wronged them. It's truly a complex narrative.

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

They were actually also very good at their jobs, so it just speaks to the fact it has nothing to do with skill and everything to do with upward mobility (which they could develop with money anyway).

[@BigSleepyOx]

The "art therapy" was bullshit though, so that was "stealing". And drinking the Parks' booze and eating their food while they were away, and using elctricity. So general "mooching". And they "stole" wages from the original chauffeur and housekeeper.

[@germanher7528]

tells you how poor are not poor for lack of effort, hability or skill but lack of oportunity for being judged poor first and lacking as a consecuence of the stereotype

[@llamasarus1]

Except for intentionally getting the driver and maid fired.

[@Drforrester31]

The Mrs.' reaction to the doorbell ringing was perfect. I love the whole movie but that part has probably been my favorite since the first watch with the way it completely shifts right after that moment

[@ricardomiles2957]

I've known this for quite some time but I still feel the "culture shock" when I realize that americans aren't used to watch subtitled movies

[@paroxymal7688]

Well in India , if we go watch films about 200kms in all 4 directions, then we need 4 subtitles 😂😂

[@nillyk5671]

They get so lazy really. Being able to watch a movie while reading subtitles is something the whole world can do. It makes U.S. Americans less capable than the rest of us.

[@codydriver6413]

I'm American and we very rarely watch movies with subtitles. Im sure it is strange for alot of the world. I find it strange that huge movies here are so popular overseas as well. Americans are spoiled honestly.

[@LordPlagus777]

Because the education system is so garbage, reading peripherally isn't an inherent ability to the point they need to erase the good work of the actors and directors to throw up a half washed dub over the original.

[@oneill765]

@@LordPlagus777 nah it's cause most movies are made in America mate

[@Derplander90]

It was definitely worthy of best picture. The peach montage is one of the greatest 5 min montage in cinema history. Also, did you know, the poor family are not the only parasites in the movie?

[@ElChuntyCabra]

Calm down

[@AmandaMiranda]

I watched this movie in theatres and at the ending, my mouth was just open the entire time in shock. Everyone was stunned.

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

"She always ate for two" Her: *clueless* Him : *hehehehehe*

[@elheber]

OMG I didn't even catch this on my second or third viewing!

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

I absolutely love the scene where they descend back into the dingy recesses of the city in the torrent and find their little basement apartment flooded. It's the culmination of every time they go uphill to the beautiful, inaccessible mansion and lives of the Parks.

[@SadPeterPan1977]

That's my favourite part of the film. They go from this heavenly enclave of wealth, where the storm outside is seen as nothing but an inconvenience that can be safely ignored and descend into the hell of poverty where the same storm is a catastrophe that is destroying everything they have. It's basically symbolic of the economic and social divide.

[@germanher7528]

they were so low class even the toilet was above their living level

[@kirstylouise7278]

omg I’m so happy to see Parasite on the channel. Absolutely loved this movie, I can’t wait to see what you guys thought of it.

[@jackthebeeenthusiast]

Watching Parasite is like watching two completely different movies. One is a happy and funny comedy and the other is a sorrowful and emotional drama

[@estefansolis7095]

Honestly this movie is like a comedy-thriller-horror genre. It's mind-blowing!

[@MrROKinROK]

I think it's hilarious that reactors ride the Squid Game wave and find themselves having to react to Parasite because of popular demand and Patreons. I predict Train to Busan in their future lol.

[@MrsMovies]

Parasite was always on the list. The Mr. really liked this movie when he saw it. The Patreon vote just made it happen sooner.

[@TheMrSarcastic]

South Korea is out doing Hollywood at this point, both in movies and T.V. I’d like them see The Wailing, The Host, Train to Busan, and for a series Kingdom.

[@joaoritter3692]

I hope ppl would also check out Memories of a murder or Oldboy. I kno train to busan is a killer but man Memories and Oldbo are such thrillers!

[@LordLOC]

@@aj897 Boy I'm going to regret this, but who would these people be exactly?

[@trevorclinton5692]

@@TheMrSarcastic South Korea is funded by the US lol

[@Bluebox87]

The rich mother is my favorite character and performance. She was just fantastic.

[@Eowyn187]

The contrast and comparison of the two wives/mothers was fascinating to me.

[@germanher7528]

"If I were this rich I would also be generous,..."

[@gnm8062]

Actually there are so many metaphors in this film. If you observed the poor family lives in a basement and the way going there is by going down further while the rich lives in a high places. A metaphor of how poor are the lowest class while the rich are at the top. Another one is the rain. While the rain seems a blessing for the rich, it's actually a nightmare for the poor. It shows how something like rain is just a minor convenience or a "blessing in disguise" for the rich, it creates havoc for the poor. This movies has so many underlying pictures and meaning about the rich and the poor.

[@MrROKinROK]

6:28 I think she's right. The mother took money out of the prepared envelope before handing it to Kevin. The assumption is that she had the same amount (as Min's) prepared beforehand but decided to take a few bills out last second. But on top of that, she decided to lie to him about adding more for inflation for some reason.

[@germanher7528]

she planned it that way from the beginning, paid the same amount but made herself look generous

[@rafac7384]

Yeah, she took out the money.

[@ronaldmilner8932]

Foreign films should be featured more and more on your channel, many of them are fantastic!

[@hrfdude4234]

6:35 she's saying that she's paying more but in the shot before you see her taking money out of the envelope! it's a little twist on how the rich people are having their cons in a way to!

[@hrfdude4234]

another interesting fact, in the flood scene, you see the "rock" is actually floating! that means it's just a cheap plastic knockoff! also the reason the son didn't die because it was plastic

[@Tim_Raths]

The ring of the doorbell changed the tone of the entire movie. Pure brilliance by Bong Joon ho.

[@LMarti13]

I'm always amazed at how many people misinterpret the parasites as the main characters and not the rich family. It's a superficial reading of the events. To be clear, the thesis of the movie is that capitalism makes parasites of us all.

[@hjc4289]

The definition of a parasite is something that takes from a host without giving anything back. The rich family are paying their employees a good wage and in the case of the house keeper, a permanent home. How are they parasites? They are not even exploiting them, they are employing them and giving them quite a good life

[@germanher7528]

@@hjc4289 quite a few critics found the two (actually three) families being parasites, btw a parasite usually gives something back (in nature) as its relation to the host is usually sinergistic, for example Remora feed on Sharks' food leftovers while swiming around it, in exchange they clean the Shark's skin and keep it clear from other health threats

[@DaCarnival]

@@hjc4289 You don't have to have a very radical notion of capitalism and economics to interpret such wealth, amidst such inequality, as a parasitic, exploitative relationship with an unjust society. Why should the poor family be happy with "quite a good life" at the mercy of the casually callous and hyper privileged rich family? And it's not quite a good life, they are one bad month from homelessness.

[@rafac7384]

​@@hjc4289don't remember the rich mother taking the money out of the envelope when she was paying Kevin?

[@dani.p]

I loooove the editing and cinematography in this movie :)

[@germanher7528]

masterpiece

[@jocelynhunter2359]

Excellent director

[@CN3Music]

33:21 "It's interesting how they can make you like the characters even though they're horrible people" - it's more about the desperation that makes people do the 'horrible' things - and the system the rich family belongs too that perpetuate that desperation. There's a lot to see if/when you rewatch this movie

[@tigqc]

I do wish people would see more of World Cinema instead of just Hollywood. It's like disregarding the Milky Way Galaxy and focusing on the solar system instead.

[@johnmalory26]

Japan has a lot of good horror movies. The director Takashi Miike. Or even France.

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

I'm more of a "Snickers"-type myself anyway.

[@andrewhussey4538]

@@johnmalory26 to be fair, given that miike makes like, fucking 20 movies a year that's to be expected lol, dude is possibly the most prolific director in all of cinema and he does damn near anything that's thrown to him...has some of the most messed up, and oddly some if the most wholesome movies in his repertoire.

[@choochoo8412]

This movie has way more depth about social class difference, poverty and wealth, prejudice and ignorance in between the joke and the violence. Just need to look beneath the surface to truly understand the movie, and will realise it's really worthy of the Oscar title.

[@shirak23]

It's probably obvious to you now, but the kid's "self portrait" was the dude living in the basement.

[@charlczz]

dude ive seen this 5 times and never picked up on that holy shit my mind is blown

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 4 Oscars including Best Picture. The first ever Foreign Language film to win and people were very pissed off that it won.

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

"People" are pissed every year. That, as usual, was blown out of proportion. Most people, even if they disagree with the politicized message of the movie still acknowledge that it is a great movie in its own right. Idk, maybe i would also be pissed, if i cared about the Oscars. Good thing i can make up my own mind if i like movie X better than movie Y.

[@Scary__fun]

Well, there was a foreign language category for many years since after ww2 and it brings movies from around the world to the notice of English speaking audiences. Best Picture was for English language movies only. So when Paradise won both awards at same time, it takes away notice from another deserving English movie... that's why some were upset. Although, there were some that had more xenophobic reactions...

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

@@Scary__fun Well, yes, "some". Like i said, there's always "some". The bigger issue was the farce that was the whole slander campaign against "JOKER", which many people believed to be a better movie plain and simple. So there was a lot of noise, like there has been for a long time, about how it's not about the better movie and so on which i think is largely justified criticism, but also inconsequential in the end, since if you think that way about the Oscars, why do you care ? What got picked up and amplified by the usual media, was ofc all about the political culture war and essentially nothing about the movie, which only fueled the anger of "some" people. Honestly nothing new in todays climate. Just gotta stay away from stuff like that, nobody comes out of it better than before imo.

[@PuppetMaster-Blade]

Finally!! Now "The VVITCH" reaction would be great as well

[@evantaylor4796]

OMG yesss

[@kh884488]

Honestly, once you're used to subtitles, it is hard to go without them. Even English language films can be a bit hard to understand completely due to the soundtrack and background noise (both in the film and in my house).

[@allier1867]

the rich family's daughter is graduating highschool (only 3 years in korea- can't even pretend to know it well) but seeing as she's prepping for korean SAT she most likely is 18 or 19. and the poor family's son is at least college age. maybe 20 or 22? just an explanation the subtitles are like that... well i guess its to translate better to a worldwide audience

[@pete_lind]

Americans should not say a thing , if nothing new laws have been implemented after 2020 , 12-year-olds are granted marriage licenses in Alaska, Louisiana and South Carolina, and 13-year-olds are allowed to marry in Alabama, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Washington ... at least New Jersey tried to get marriage age to 18 , when C Christie was governor , so list may have altered . Nine states still allow pregnancy exceptions to the marriage age.... is that not nice , you can marry a 12 year old , as a 50 year old , if you get her pregnant ... USA should fix it .

[@Johonnac]

@@pete_lind Jeezus!

[@heyheykim8052]

She is 18 yrs old in K age in the movie and it's 16 or 17 yrs old in US. She is the second grade of high school in the movie. And a teacher does kiss with the student is illegal in society. If a school teacher does , it's on news. Because teachers can control kid's mind. So Min and Kevin mentioned they will offer to go out in 2 yrs. In 2 yrs, she is 20 yrs old in K age. From 20 yrs old, they are adults.

[@milling321]

10/10, the doorbell right in the middle of the reaction video

[@robincraft4682]

Quite a few really good quality films have come out of Korea the past few years, this is exceptional.

[@g.c.4642]

6:34. She did take money out if the envelope and lied to Kevin that she put more money in ;)

[@Allonsy305]

A rollercoaster of a movie. Mrs. Park actually took money out of his pay.

[@KelsaRavenlock]

For a Korean creature feature / comedy film you may like the film "The Host" from 2006. It is nearly 20 years old yet still in the top 10 highest grossing Korean films. At the time it was the most successful Korean film globally and launched a few careers as well as opening up Korean cinema to a world wide market. The director for "The Host" is the same for this film as well as "Snowpiercer".

[@peterengelen2794]

Your theory about the ending and ''the plan'' was already perfect... Btw, Korean cinema is the most original and unique cinema of the last (at least) 20 years. I could give y'all a perfect list of great Korean movies. Greetings from The Netherlands.

[@atf_1414]

ok, give it to us

[@jocelynhunter2359]

I'm all ears

[@peterengelen2794]

@@jocelynhunter2359 read my 2nd comment...

[@busybee7824]

So happy to see you finally react to Parasite! Hope you’re not getting tired of doing these reactions because I really enjoy your reactions. Oh and also, did I catch a doggy walking by in a few of your reactions? Please give him or her some pets and feel free to give the doggo some screen time ☺️

[@rtvnartavian09]

Otc yall are top reviewers right now keep it up very interesting movie selections

[@stevelim1842]

Thanks for making your wife watch Parasite. Thanks for being open-minded and watching Korean films.

[@재민도-z5l]

6:17 That means "Think that everything you solve is correct in test time. Don't be scared."

[@unicyclist97]

The parasite is hope: the belief that you can beat the class system that keeps you poor.

[@user-ne1tb2cm4d]

Love that I found your guys' channel. Goin through rough time atm and any little distraction helps. Always entertaining, always funny. Keep it up.

[@MrsMovies]

Glad we’re able to take your mind off things for a little bit. Hard to see thru the fog that a rough time causes but I’m hopeful your fog will lift soon. Until then we’re here for you, strap yourself in and we’ll help you fight off whatever shit is in the fog while it’s there (hopefully it’s not the spider things).

[@user-ne1tb2cm4d]

@@MrsMovies 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@DinerLingo]

It was edited so that at exactly the halfway point the previous housekeeper rings the doorbell for the tonal shift change for the second half.

[@DW-lx9wt]

ive seen a few exceptional asian films. it was nice they finally got some international recognition for a non supernatural or action/fight based film.

[@샹귀슈게]

유튜브 알리고즘으로 여길 오게 됐네여 영상 재미있게 봤어여~~

[@chefskiss6179]

"Oh sure, you won't watch it for me, but the second Paaaatreon comes a callin'...!" Lol, yer not alone. Top of my head I know of another channel where not only did the wife (it's her channel) not watch her husbands favourite movie even though he kept asking long before she got a channel, while they were going out and even once they married she didn't want to watch it (Rocky), but then she creates a channel and one day lo'n'behold, the Patreons voted for it and she watched it. Same was true for her father's favourite flick of all time, I can't remember the name but she did eventually get to it because of the polls ;) Loved this viewing with y'all. p.s. she loved Rocky so much and wished she had watched it before. p.p.s. I sadly don't have funds to be on patreon, but if ever Cinema Paradiso comes up please consider my 'yes' vote in the polls ;)

[@CN3Music]

6:34 - yes, she took the money out of it - meaning she payed him less than his friend and also lied about paying him more to make herself look good.

[@amunetxo627]

Oooo this is a reaction I’m excited for. Hold up lemme grab that popcorn

[@yaburnt9754]

HAAAAAA, i love watching you guys, but i haven't seen this movie yet!!!! what am i to do?????

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Go watch the movie on Amazon Prime or something. Then watch our reaction! :)

[@nasonage7731]

I recommend the Korean movie "A Hard Day, 2013". Park, the boss from Parasite, is the main character. This movie is also thrilling.

[@rs91268]

Great reaction video

[@ashwingeorge5511]

I loved the old maid’s impression of a North Korean news reader lol 😂

[@Ender_Blue2021]

R.I.P Actor Lee Sun-Kyun [1975-2023] 😭🙏🕊

[@estoy1001]

Remember kids, if you think the big house you live in is haunted, it's probably just some people hiding in your basement, sleep well!

[@i2222i]

기생충에 대해 아무것도 모른 상태로 영화를 볼 수 있었다는게 부럽네요.

[@ReallyGoodandKind]

This movie is so metaphorical

[@sergt3853]

q: wich family is MORE parisites in here

[@curtisw502]

I loved when she said...I get it No...no you don't lol

[@TheGarySphere]

South Korea has so many great films. I saw the Devil. The Wailing. Man from Nowhere. But the go to for most reactors is Train to Busan

[@germanher7528]

check The Host

[@TheBunnyodeath]

also I got pretty teary eyed watching your serenity episode love that show. now do me a favor seriously watch the expanse it starts a bit slow but by episode 4 it becomes an obsession. it's firefly on steroids. please consider it because it really is an awesome exelent show with amazing actors. besides it be a good series I would watch over and over with many likes.

[@zupermaus9276]

Parasite is a social horror movie on capitalism, and the impossibility of breaking class (the kid will never get rich enough to rescue his father). You need to watch The Host, also by the same director - another dark comedy of the trials and tribulations of a dysfunctional family ...caught up in a monster attack on Seoul. Very funny, very exciting - called the Royal Tenenbaums meets Jaws.

[@jurisoljanka5197]

Now we need a Oldboy reaction! :)

[@lovejonas95]

Oh man I am so excited to watch this!

[@재민도-z5l]

Silmido (2003) Silmi Island Incident (based on real events) It was made into a movie about what happened in the special forces created to retaliate against North Korea.

[@AK-pd5li]

Please react to memories of murder. The movie was also directed by bong Joon ho and it's the legendary movie of south Korea.

[@Anthonydanells]

Other movies with the actor that played the father: the host, a creature feature if anyone else can recommend it

[@sam04019491]

She said she added some for inflation, but she actually took money out.

[@chumkrimson8161]

19:55 "I know a game he could play" ... can anyone help me with the reference?

[@germanher7528]

I think they referred to "Squid game" cause they watched that before this and its also Korean

[@insomnia5050]

It's cool you've seen The Good, The Bad, and The Weird, I thought this was going to be your first Korean film.

[@jaimepe4765]

Message totally over their heads!

[@SalvableRuin]

Do you guys notice any of the CGI in this movie? Many of the background elements and buildings are CGI.

[@JayMammoth]

how have you guys of all reactors not reacted to Train to Busan yet?

[@marvinmiller3536]

The Snowpiercer is by the same director and it's pretty good

[@Ender_Blue2021]

I recommend Memories of Murder (2003) by the same director.

[@jayrob5270]

Definitely the plan didn't work out, making pizza boxes is not going to make you a multi millionaire and as you said the fathers comments foreshadow that. It's really a class system/family movie like the Snow Piercer and The Host. Bong Joon-ho really doesn't like stratified society. You should also check out another Korean movie called "The Wailing", it s a clever multi genre movie about religion and possession but like Parasite is about a lot of other things.

[@Itzy91]

11:01 I think in Asian culture the wife is usually in charge of finances while the husband works. The wife wife must make sure all the bills are paid.

[@paulclements6277]

You should check out old boy…the Korean original..park chan wook is a great director…old boy will blow your mind so be warned lol

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

South Korean films and series are really great. No pushing an agenda or anything like that, just entertainment. Like the way it should be.

[@Johonnac]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@germanher7528]

there are quite a few that push agendas

[@dmckenna]

You think this movie that spends 2 straight hours brutally criticizing the failure of capitalism doesn't have an agenda? Interesting

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

@@dmckenna You clearly didn't understand the film if you think that is what the film does. You also assume the film has the typical western view of the world, when the film is South Korean. Another thing, how has Capitalism failed? Billions have been pulled out of poverty and starvation, while non-Capitalist nations have seen routine famines, North Korea being a prime example.

[@dmckenna]

@@My-Name-Isnt-Important Apparently Bong Joon-Ho didn't understand it either (in this or any of his other movies - see also: Snowpiercer, Okja, The Host) As for the second point: Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report 2022 - the world’s richest 1% of people own 46% of all the world’s wealth. Literally 10 seconds on Google, my man. But then maybe all that economic power concentrated in the hands of a small cabal of people whose policies actively harm worker's rights, democracy, press freedoms, and the environment seems gravy to you.

[@Dexiray]

non, its not ilegal in korea.

[@cheebees]

Transformers 4 moment: As of 2020 South Korea has revised its age of consent from 13 to 16

[@germanher7528]

and some States of the USA have an age of marriage at 12 and 13 still

[@datermometer8095]

my favourite character was the Dad. he was the only one who felt bad for the people they harmed. And i totally understand why he went for the Stab at the end. this wasnt a black and white movie imo... also this was maybe the most visually beautiful movie i have seen yet. together with "the assassination of jesse jaymes by the coward robert ford"

[@seanodonnell8001]

You should check out some of the directors other work, like Snowpiercer.

[@leiyavns]

the stone is not that heavy. remember when it floated in flooded basement.

[@germanher7528]

yeah the blood spill was from cut not a crush

[@codymaltby5105]

I’ve seen this film quite a few times and only noticed watching this reaction that when he is hit on the head with the rock (which is hollow) there is water as well as blood which is probably why there seems to be a lot of blood

[@VengD]

The "parasite" goes both ways. The poor people feed off of the rich, and the rich feed off of the poor.

[@sergt3853]

30:24 dad stab @rich daddy@ for one partikular reason - to someone call ambulance and for save his children very quiqck thinker very good plan( but its too late for daughter)

[@MrsMovies]

I never thought about it like that. You’re so right, it probably wasn’t just that he was angry but that it guaranteed the ambulance would come to save his kids. Thank you!!

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

Nah, first of all, that is bs. If you think nobody (which i'd already contest) was gonna make a phone call after someone got stabbed by some random maniac covered in blood (even if just for the police, who certainly would have requested an ambulance) then run to the next phone yourself instead of committing a crime, so someone else will. That ONLY works if you think rich people present suck to begin with and even then i'd tell you to run to the phone. Also, that is not even what the movie shows as the reason. It was the smell, which i also think is laughably forced, but in any case it was pure hatred, not some big brain move to save his daughter.

[@sergt3853]

@@spacemonkeyentertainment6413 u definetly wrong in it and dont pay attention to this character

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

Sure, i'll take your word for it. I'm sure the times where the Parks are shown to hold their noses have absolutely nothing to do with the outcome (you know, in a very obvious fashion so everybody gets it). I mean, it's only brought up like a good few times at different occasions, which two of them are after the rain leading up to the party and one of them is directly (as in seconds before it) before the stabbing. But even if you were right, that line of thinking makes absolutely no sense and if you think otherwise, i don't know what to tell you other than "please stay away from me, especially if a knife is in the vicinity"

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

Just re watched this yesterday, nice coincidence

[@이희령-m5u]

잘봤습니다 오징어게임때보다 많이웃으시고 리액션이 더좋았습니다 ^^ 두분 항상 행복하세요 ^^

[@Jerrongamereview]

Someone on patreon please recommend I Saw The Devil to them!

[@stiofanmac3376]

This ain't a comedy and they are not the ''parasites''

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

They are tho...

[@josephipatzi2568]

They are all acting like “parasites”. Even the rich family.

[@unicyclist97]

It's not just a comedy, but it includes comedy.

[@stiofanmac3376]

@@josephipatzi2568 exactly

[@stiofanmac3376]

@@unicyclist97 indeed

[@_strove]

8:23 of course illegal in Korea.

[@germanher7528]

nope, their age difference was not really that much, plus ge of consent is 16

[@stevelim1842]

Please watch Jackie Chan’s Police Story (1985) and the Bruce Lee film Enter the Dragon (1973).

[@Eric-cr8ht]

Won't listen to husband but listen to patreon lol I never seen it or heard of it either my first time as well

[@3DJapan]

I'm not sure about Korea but in Japan often the husband works and brings the money to the wife, who covers all the finances, giving the husband an allowance. Things are changing though, with more women working.

[@THEHHOH76]

This is the first movie you guys have done ive not seen

[@retrogamer3907]

4:15 this is kind of a comedy huh.. Well this is too

[@GKViddingHD]

Why would the wife not be in charge of the finances?

[@CodyCha]

She's "simple"

[@우와우-x9e]

16:37 maybe lol

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉

[@TheStoryhasbeensold]

Watch "The Wailing"..