PARASITE (2019) Breakdown: Hidden Details, Things You Missed, Easter Eggs And Ending Explained 기생충

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@Starfishtroopers]

Stop autotranslate your titles they make zero sense in Dutch

[@lordvenjix3757]

Amazing movie 👍

[@sanathkumarshenoy9955]

@@Starfishtroopers need to check it out

[@sanathkumarshenoy9955]

@@Starfishtroopers I read that as Deutsch 😂

[@francisablaza2001]

Cmon I’m waiting for the “my name” break down!!!

[@Sarablueunicorn]

The thing is that all members of the family have the qualifications and skills for those jobs but they don't have a "diploma", "status" to actually access those jobs because that's all people care about, they only care about papers and "connections". Even having a diploma or certification is not enough, they still need the "connection recommendation".

[@dunbardunelm3924]

"It's not 'what' you know but 'who'..." 😦

[@anarchist_parable]

Your point is also evidenced by the fact that the biggest crime they were charged of after squatting in someone's home and tying people up in a basement was forgery.

[@kentiapalm7]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@anarchist_parablethey were never caught staying. The basement is a secret to the owners where the old assistant’s body stayed put, to be buried afterwards in the garden by the father. The rich family only knew they were lying about their qualifications tho. The mother killed the crazy basement guy in self defense, who couldn’t say anything to the police because he was dead and the killing of the rich guy was by the father who wasn’t found so, they couldn’t have been charged with any of those things you mentioned because there was no proof. If there was, the rich would have made sure they were sentenced. Justice is tougher to the poor so they were “lucky” on the regard.

[@amaryllon14]

In the beginning of the movie the mother of the Park family says the opposite - that she doesn't care about documents and to her it only matters how he does his job and how the kids accept him.

[@TuTu0207]

In the beginning of the movie, the mom comically said "you should have brought food" when they received the stone from son's friend. This draws parallel to when Jessica could have brought food to the man in the basement but instead the son brought the stone, cause the following murders.

[@thefamousdjx]

Well Jessica tried to take food to the basement but Kim lady distracted her.

[@jianinglin9410]

this is brilliant woah

[@Ciaseea]

@@thefamousdjxand Ironically he ended up killing the main person who wanted to make amends

[@GrandAudio]

One big detail I caught was that when the rich mother and poor father drive home from the grocery store, the father overheard the mother say that the rain (the same rain that flooded and destroyed the Kim’s family’s home) was a blessing because it cleared the grass or something of that sort. An eye-opening thing in regards to people of the higher class becoming blind to the harsh realities the lower class face.

[@grundelgrump]

I think he said something about it washing away the smell of pollution.

[@RAV3.]

Put yourself in there shoes. How would they know that somthing like that happened to the poor people. And would you care enough to check if everyone was in the city was alright after some rain? I'd get annoyed if they knew it caused devastation but they dont so.

[@imamanchestagirl1990]

@@RAV3. they don’t cuz they’re rich and ignorant lol

[@RAV3.]

@@imamanchestagirl1990 has nothing to do with being ignorant lol. It's just realistically not somthing anyone would hear about

[@tinar8828]

That’s like a major plot point not really a detail lol

[@konanok]

7:18 ngl i probably would have had a seizure too if i saw that in my house so i dont blame this kid at all, literally one of the most terrifying things ive seen

[@Idiboy123]

Bro when I watched this scene I shit my pants

[@iammgokkuu2982]

@@Idiboy123 just watched it rn 17:51 29/05/2024. Such a show fr!!!

[@shmoney6109]

On an upbeat note, Id like to think that the reason the rock doesn't float at the end is because, unlike previous hollow promises, symbolised by the rock which floated, the promise that he makes to buy the house is truly meant and that is why the rock is real in that scene

[@shuashuashuasvt]

for real, that rock in the end scene legit looks like a real rock

[@rebekahcrossman4690]

I believe the mother playing the current housekeeper who kicks the other down the stairs is a reminder that hierarchy is human nature and those at the bottom who climb up the social ladder are often just as likely to maintain their status by treating the others badly, keeping them from rising.

[@adkakociskova6327]

i believe quite the opposite - as this is a very obviously anti-capitalist film and it implies that the system puts people (even members of the same working class who would otherwise be friends, as she said that she was nice) against eachother. So not really natural, but this is how they were made to have no choice and see who is the "strongest" to survive- literally

[@QuickHaxx]

Not human nature, but a result of the culture they are living in. Capitalist realism

[@apenstaartjeanna3889]

That's not human nature....

[@minorkey5286]

​@@apenstaartjeanna3889 it is human nature. People on the titanic who drowned pushed others down to keep themselves afloat. You would have done it too

[@MuscleBound_withDre]

This movie had a lot of “Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka vibes. Down to the very end in how certain characters switched roles with others.

[@Alfakkin]

I completely agree with you...the way some people live underground like worms or insects...

[@leparraindufromage366]

How so would you say? I'm familiar with Kafka's Metamorphosis but I don't really see any large parallels between the plots because Metamorphosis only focuses on the Samsa family without much interaction with outsiders (aside from Gregor's general manager and the subtenants)? I also feel like they have very different messages and interpretations, so I would be interested in your opinion

[@MuscleBound_withDre]

@@leparraindufromage366 if you view both works of art through the lens of end-stage-capitalism where protagonist/main family have to turn into disgusting creatures to keep up with capitalism and it’s requirements. Metamorphosis - family use the main character as a piggy bank and then when they have no use for him they literally kill him and move on to the younger daughter/sister as a new parasitic relationship through which to live Parasite (literally a parallel to Metamorphosis) - the whole family uses the elite family like parasites disposing problems as they arise because within their capitalistic structure they’d rather Leech off of “hard work” than do any of it themselves.

[@marniejones331]

Daebak! I'm a fan of both and I just noticed

[@tomosheax]

you could even say that the rock statuette has a staircase-like structure to it

[@heavyspoilers]

nice catch

[@FlipPyro]

I love how they foreshadowed the light. When the mom was talking to Jessica the light for the stair way seemingly turns off by itself

[@hrfdude4234]

11:07 changes in light will almost instantly cause the pupils to react, if someone has been in dark for too long the instance that light shines, the pupils will be pin pointed to the size of a grain of sand! that's why doctors swing a flashlight back and forth to detect if the brain is still functioning and alive, and that's a very rapid movement!

[@emorysbackyard]

5:35 notice how on the maid’s side the steps are going down while on the daughters side they’re going up..

[@minorkey5286]

not really. you just interpret it as going up

[@damnjae2256]

I'm a big fan of Bong Joon-ho films from recent years. Loved parasite and watched sooo many 'what you missed' videos after watching the movie BUT STILL you added new information I haven't seen in other videos. Thanks for always being so thorough!

[@izbella3556]

I love how this movie explored a different side of an overused topic (rich vs poor). We've seen so many films that cover the black & white, such as the evil corrupted rich taking advantage of the poor. While that's a sad truth, it's only a portion of the real power dynamic in our society. We often overlook how the poor is always fighting with each other when they could be pulling their heads together and help each other. We see so many examples through everyday crime news (all the hate crimes, neighborhood crimes, small business/convenience store robbery). The reality is, most middle-elite class in modern society are just minding their own business. Sure, there's a portion of rich people who are truly evil. But really, the rest of them simply don't give a shit about what's going down in the lower class community. Their main interest is on which company they should invest on next. That means they also have no business in directly harming the poor. At the same time, they casually look down on the poor people living in the same city while also casually donating money to Unicef.

[@miniluc1]

Rich person: hey I didn't directly harm the poor! I just invested 10,000,000 dollars into BlackRock and Lockheed martin!

[@salmansengul]

Black on black crimes come to mind. The media normally disregards that type of crime!

[@spailer5478]

the indifference of the rich towards the poor is exactly why they are often seen as evil. their wealth comes from the misery of the poor at every step of the way yet they have no will to change it.

[@jssnun]

@@salmansengulthis has to be the most casually racist comment i have ever read. you’re disgusting & should be more focused on school shootings, domestic terrorists, & white on white crime.

[@andrew8577]

@@salmansengulwhat?

[@VitalChineseEducation]

Your introduction is a piece of art.. I love the comparison with “snowpiercer”, from the back bottom paying blood all the way long to the front, yet this one is very local, that only Koreans could understand some of the slang phrases.. I agree the end is just a fantasy

[@luisfuentes3012]

Excellent analysis brub. I honestly pity the people who don't want to read subtitles, they're missing on a lot of great movies like this. I just wish Ki-Jung didn't die :(

[@bryanwinchell2485]

Man, I've been watching several "Parasite" videos to prepare for a Movie Club discussion I'm participating in tomorrow about the film, and, well, this breakdown is the BEST yet. LOTS of great insight! Great job! Subscribing...

[@jsteeles]

Movie club discussion? Okay nerd! Can i join ? lol

[@mlowgolf]

90% of the world are the have-nots. That's why Parasite, Snowpiercer and Squid Game did so well. The Koreans are honestly capturing this predicament and giving hopes and false happy ending. Will the sheep ever hunt the wolves in real life?

[@mummeii]

Of course they won’t

[@azniscannedrice]

Yeah, it's called revolution.

[@Andu_music]

@@azniscannedrice theyre already prepared for us to revolt

[@YonkoAkagamiShanks]

I noticed another detail in my 7th watch of the "Parasite". In the basement revelation scene, Moon- gwang(The OG maid) says that her husband, Geun-se is living there because of the loan sharks. Then Geun-se states that he wasn't being able to repay the dues and loans because his "cake shop in taiwan" was destroyed by fire. This was foreshadowed earlier in the film by Mr and Mrs. Kim in the driver's lounge scene.They said that before Mr Kim was a valet, he used to work at a chicken place which went bust before the "Taiwan cake shop". The "Taiwan Cake Shop" mentioned by Mrs Kim is the exact same Taiwan Cake Shop which was owned by Geun-Se. 🔥💯 Parasite is literally the Greatest OF ALL TIME. 💯

[@ManiDa-qu2hi]

Damnnnnnn!

[@pointysidedown]

It wasn't the same cake shop. Taiwanese style cake shops were very trendy and many people opened them and went bankrupt at that time in korea

[@ManiDa-qu2hi]

@@pointysidedown it is the same "Taiwan Cake Shop"! Go watch the movie properly(specially the cafeteria scene). In that scene, Mr & Mrs. Kim clearly states that he used to work as a valet in the same area in Taiwan where the Cake Shop was burnt. Geun-Se was hiding because he couldn't the repay the loan due to his cake shop getting burnt down in Taiwan! I proved it the help of those scenes where the Taiwan Cake Shop which was mentioned by the Kims Is the same Taiwan Cake Shop which at one point was owned by Geun-Se! Now can you prove that it wasn't the same Taiwan Cake Shop? Is there any scene where it is said that it isn't the same Taiwan Shop? Nope you can't because there isn't a single scene where it's hinted that the cake shop mentioned by both families are different. Don't prove someone wrong with such confidence when you don't even have any proofs.

[@ManiDa-qu2hi]

@@pointysidedown this is Parasite's breakdown and this comment is also parasite related! Why the hell are you mentioning real life things whichever has nothing to do with the movie!

[@pointysidedown]

@@ManiDa-qu2hi normally I wouldn't respond to someone as rude as you are but here is your proof. At 31:01 they discuss dad's past work. He owned a chicken shop that went bust. Then he owned a cake shop that went bust, then worked as a valet. He owned these failed businesses. At least that's what the subtitles indicate. They might say something different in korean, which I don't speak. Really no need to get so aggressive about a movie. Don't you think they would have known each other if he worked for him? The cake shop was a small business, surely the owner would know all of their employees? Why didn't they recognise each other? Two different cake shops, that's why. Your idea was neat but falls apart and makes no sense when you really think about it. The director just knew the cake shops were trendy at the time and thought it would be realistic for the time and place. It actually has a lot to do with the movie, a lot of middle class folks became poverty class because of those cake shops.

[@vit.budina]

Another nice detail is that when the son wakes up after the surgery, the first thing he sees is a detective who looks nothing like a detective and a doctor who looks nothing like a doctor. This is meant to show that those people have the necessary documents to be doing their jobs, while the Kims have the skills and not the papers to be doing their jobs. The theme of bureaucracy carries on throughout the film, for example, when the sister is responding to Mrs Park's call, the first thing she asks for is the documents, despite knowing them very well.

[@littlemj90]

This is a great breakdown! Learnt so much more than other videos covering this movie xx

[@Popstalgia]

I also checked out this movie after finishing squid games, and it was phenomenal. Was originally disappointed that you didn’t have any videos that covered it. Until now!

[@saikathghosh8733]

An absolute piece of art in korean film making!!!

[@LoafRock]

A very overrated film.

[@prasaddd]

Yep quite overrated

[@박헌영-d2u]

한국어로 번역까지 해주시고 너무 감사합니다. 잘 보겠습니다.🙂🙂🙂

[@Mattwest1985]

It’s a shame that so many people are deterred by subtitles. It’s like they almost need to make an English version. I’m glad I watched this film.

[@JoseCamposSegovia]

Many Americans have short attention span so they can’t watch and read at the same time

[@BruceHurley]

This is the fourth explainer video I've watched about this movie and I got some new perspectives. Nice work!

[@badhollywoodscience]

The rich wife calls the rain a blessing because it clears the air from the yellow dust from china and other air pollution. Not because they come back from camping.

[@rvheem7702]

One of the best films ever made and really helped push Korean cinema into the spotlight!

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah it’s a classic

[@DocVancouver]

I remember watching this film in the cinema and felt such awe as to how the director executed such mastery in all aspects of the film. More importantly though I was filled with rage and sadness because it depicts the the harshness of humans towards each other. I do feel that change is upon us as we see our current world turning upside. Unfortunately, chaos is part and parcel of change. The coming years will be challenging but we need these changes even more now. 🙌🏼❤️

[@lightyagami6181]

i just watched this movie for the first time and wow, I didn't even pick up on all the nuances! Great, very original story! Korean movies can be so fantastic!

[@Juanthemovie]

i know the ending is probably a fantasy and the credits song kinda explains what happens instead but I hate sad/ambiguous endings so im gonna say that the ending is real and they were able to live happily together (although im really sad that the sister actually died cuz I liked her character and its really depressing that she wont be able to join her family in living their dream)

[@Bonbon-C]

One of the best films I have ever watched! It was just that amazing!

[@dranksinatra2493]

Such a fantastic movie and layered breakdown. Both awesome. Also underground with a plan to return to the surface... Mephisto. Connected.

[@jerryjack6976]

This was a great breakdown ! So many things I missed I can't wait to go back and re watch and than make all my friends that haven't seen it watch it and rewatch it untill they understand it's brilliance!

[@adammccann9595]

Great video, still trying to figure out what he drew when comparing Jessica to a rose. I know what the actor said in the Q and A but, what was Bong’s intention. Also love the transition of Da-Hye playing with the corner of the work sheet and then her mother counting the money. Also love the symbolism of the toilet up the stairs. Bloody brilliant movie. Not ashamed to admit I’ve watched it seven times now.

[@saumyaasamanta118]

Could u pls tell what did he draw or what was said in the qna or the link maybe?

[@saumyaasamanta118]

Also this playing with the corner of the worksheet signified?

[@riza2430]

He drew the ghost (the man who lived in the basement) .. facial features resemble him ...

[@djtripmix]

Awesome! Thanks

[@PrettyLifeQueensKing]

Just seen this again yesterday and it’s still a masterpiece.

[@msbkaioken136]

Man that is a 10 out of 10 thumbnail right there love it

[@wadewatts6582]

Completely agree, love that scene

[@crimsonraen]

Hey Paul, thanks for the video! It definitely wasn't my favorite movie by a long shot, but it was engaging. Hearing all of these extra details definitely makes it better though!

[@heavyspoilers]

Thanks for the comment, always nice to read positive stuff

[@thefamousdjx]

Who cares if it wasnt your favorite you didnt have to say that smh

[@guilhermecardoso5862]

Thanks for the video! I haven't realized about the ending song and the rock!

[@publiclyshamed5383]

@Heavy Spoilers Great video Paul! You nailed all the key details like the “free extermination” fumigation scene that foreshadowed who the parasites would be. I’m really hoping that this review will lead you to review Bong Joon Ho‘s other classics *The Host* and *Snowpiercer.*

[@jwazftw4200]

Great analysis

[@mindlesssimulation]

I noticed that Ki-Woo said his sister was the most suited to the upper class life out of the whole family, but shes the only one that dies. Not sure what that symbolises but there you go

[@beeeazy9818]

Da-song fell in love with native american culture frfr, its funny because he was the first person to be accused of being a liar but slick was the only one who wasn't. ram don wasn't his favorite evident because he had zero interest in it. Ms park told the housekeeper to make ramen because she wanted it, but didn't want her husband to think she's a fat girl 😂

[@TheEverSoTalented]

I watched this film for the first time since it's premiere,and i actually appreciated the way the "parasitic" family grifted the wealthy family in the first half of the movie esp yhe part where they set up the houskeeper as having TB - i actually clapped when the father took the Kleenex out of the bin after putting ketchup on it,and showing the lady of the house - her face...thought she was going to faint- piceless. But funnily the removal of the housekeeper leads to the real "parasitic" behaviour being shown,this film deserved its zOscar imo.

[@lordvenjix3757]

Amazing video Spoiler Man 👍

[@Anikitkat_25]

Probably my first time being this early😅. Keep up the good work!

[@jamesjimenez1664]

Awesome 👌

[@saikathghosh8733]

Oh I was not expecting this breakdown!!!

[@datboyprotege]

I literally watched this amazing movie again 2 days ago with my wife. She loved it. This is perfect timing!

[@heavyspoilers]

Ey hope you enjoy the video

[@ct33sheelmeshram98]

Brother also watch memories of murder it was also directed by bong joon ho it was one of his best

[@batfleck2728]

Awesome video Sir 👍👍👍

[@Iforgotmyusernamedude]

0:08 I am a huge fan of your videos and everything you have put out but you did get one thing very fundamentally wrong in this video. You mentioned how the poor family are the parasites of the movie but actually it's both families. The movie actually very much highlights this duality. While the poor family cannot live on their own and have to constantly use others to continue living, such as using people for job references, using other people's Wi-Fi, and of course the obvious of taking what they can from the rich. As for the rich family, they have actually become too privileged. The rich family is that a point where they can no longer tutor or babysit their own kids, they no longer cook for themselves, they don't clean their own house, nor do they drive their own cars, and have to use the poor to continue living themselves. Both families use each other heavily throughout the film in order to get by. The relationship is parasitic due to their complete disregard of how their actions affect the other family and selfish nature to use each other for their own wellbeing. 0:08

[@ChinnuSped]

I think you misunderstood the meaning of "parasitic nature". The poor family is being parasitic by leeching on the rich family eventhough they're teaching,cleaning and driving the rich family, they're still frauds. But the rich only employing them and using them and paying them. This is not parasitic at all. You might say symbiotic where both parties get something, but definitely not parasitic.

[@onair6652]

Another great video, thanks for sharing

[@VedantxGhost]

Can you do a Breakdown of Netflix's My Name (undercover) ???

[@allahalkareem8055]

I've never had such a big crush on a character like with "Jessica", she was in my head for days. I was simping, like down bad, guys.

[@macmadethis]

Just finished this film I wanna watch it again

[@CelloMachachillo]

Clicked for the thumbnail! Haha 👣🐾

[@wadewatts6582]

Same here

[@adamjones1521]

Best part of the movie!😂

[@AdrianAye]

WOOOOOOO I love the Korean Film Appreciation

[@Jimd143]

Nice

[@Alfakkin]

Omg the "hollow rock", I didn't know what...it changes my perspective now...thank you for telling us

[@jingalls9142]

I'd say why there is no definitive bad guy in this movie is that at times we all are bad. We all can be parasites. We all are parasites. On each other. On the world. On each other's WIFI. Also the toilet up a stairway kind of means shit flows downhill. It flows downhill no matter the class. We all shit on those "lower" than us. Imo.

[@Mal1ily]

The question left unanswered though is when they all went into the basement and first discovered the lady’s husband, why was her face cut and beaten up? Was it because it was hard to cut the security cameras or did something else happen? I’m deeply confused about that part.

[@doych999]

She fell while moving the bookshelf. It happened on screen

[@Mal1ily]

@@doych999 it was fucked up before she got into the house though?

[@pattiburleigh1366]

I think she was also still having a bad reaction to the peach fuzz.

[@missmata18]

I’m pretty sure it was said that they used loan sharks cause the husband owed a lot of money. I’m sure they beat her up asking for it.

[@riza2430]

No , it was because of the loan sharkers ... That's why she came to see her husband

[@phyarth8082]

Hollow rock symbol of fortune in movie Parasite can be key holder bought from ebay. Not everyone is stupid put key under door mat :) Maybe is Spaceballs code from glass firmament is 12345.

[@avilaomar10]

07:18 my favorite scence. Something so simple looks creepy af

[@saikathghosh8733]

Awesome video Paul!!!!

[@FrankWest1970]

I might be the only one on this but I feel bad for the MC. Yes it was like a parasite that he got the job. However, I believe that he is a victim of his surroundings. He’s just trying to do what’s best for his family. Is is wrong for what he did 100% yes, but I feel like he is actually a good person who wants to do the right thing. That’s kinda what I got from it. I might be the only one on this.

[@Che1seabluesdrogba11]

The stairs are blocked when ki-taek is going out to meet his son

[@rebekahcrossman4690]

It’s definitely a movie to see 2 times and enjoy the scenes that foretell what will happen.

[@LoafRock]

I saw the film as the the origin story for Joaquin Phoenix’s head injury in the joker. The sons story could be the prequel to the Joker…gets whacked in the head & starts laughing at inappropriate things, goes crazy.

[@bunbaoluu]

holy moly!

[@RayanKhan]

The happy ending isn't real guys. The guy has brain damage, he can't express any emotion except humour. Even when he was sentenced and he saw his dead sister, he laughed. He obviously never bought the house, and the father lived out his years in the basement.

[@amara560]

This movie was absolutely amazing! Loved to learn more about some small details I missed, like the number of chairs changing. One thing that really struck me are the themes of togetherness and being apart in the movie. The poor family is almost always together. In their small home, going out to eat together, getting a job together and even when the Parks are away and they are in their house you see them coming together again. Meanwhile the Parks mostly seem to live very seperate lives. They are hardly in the same room as each other and that only seems to change once they employ the poor family. You also see it all fall apart for the poor family when they all split up during the birthday party and final scenes. They are all physically and mentally in different places. The father seems to have made up his mind that he will kill the people in the basement. Meanwhile the mother who actually killed the women by kicking down the stairs thinks everyone was overreacting and maybe they can talk it all out today.

[@johnnyulloabadilla2227]

Greatful comments👌👌👌

[@LotanLevant]

You should do some Korean horror films since.. you know.

[@tannersmith448]

"Money is an iron" The rich woman sits in the back seat and rolls down the window in disgust at the poor person smell of the driver, while meanwhile propping her feet up inches from his face.

[@jonnysmith5998]

One of my favourite movies of all time, if not THE favourite, loving this video

[@heavyspoilers]

Cheers mate

[@Canady182]

This movie is great. I should rewatch it now.

[@JoseCamposSegovia]

In order to truly appreciate Korean or other Asian films, one has to be detailed oriented and know how to read backgrounds. Nice catch especially the money part where rich mom takes out few cash before handing it to the dude and acted like she put more for him than his friend Min for sake of “inflation”

[@Crimzzon]

have you seen extracurricular? would like to see a video on that if u have

[@ashishkn3049]

someone tell me best Korean movies and series, i've only seen parasite and squid games.

[@susannahdean584]

That bathroom situation 😳

[@Rizwan-Ali]

This is best best review ever, now I can watch this movie from a very different perspective.

[@SmokeyUno-p7y]

u are good yutber

[@ericp1139]

I don’t understand the rock. It clearly has mass and density, as several characters consider using it as a weapon. And nobody ever remarks that it’s lighter than it looks, or anything.

[@Account1746]

This movie crazy, extracurricular a banger too

[@hamdinger7145]

Great movie

[@jerryjack6976]

Also can u do a breakdown of birdman 🐦

[@batfleck2728]

Masterpiece movie 🔥🔥🔥

[@Vinay-j8v]

Ellen heter jag! 💋 Välkommen till denna sida goding, för dig har jag väl inte sett här förut tänker jag? Berätta gärna lite om dig själv och sånt!

[@Rudie_the_reindeer]

SK leading the way in cinema fr

[@uebosxd]

tf is that thumbnail bro

[@weirdo90905]

The subtle comedy is something always talked about less

[@tylerhaknuman1217]

That’s thumbnail said it all. The bottom of her feet is equal to his head. That’s the best way to describe about class.

[@Jaredfinds]

What’s good about Korean movies is it’s budgeted close to Americans or looks like it

[@Evanz111]

Tarantino thumbnail

[@ProjectNovaTV]

Please follow this up with train to busan and okja thank you!

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah I wanna do train to busan next

[@user-er4cv9dk6k]

정말 이것보다 많은 의미와 사회적 메세지가 담겨있는 작품인데 외국인은 모두 이해할 수 없는게 안타깝다

[@panmush]

RESPECT!

[@_TheViewer_]

Can the father even survive alone in the basement ? There’s no one having access to give him some food 😢

[@gabrielalvarado7849]

I hope he dies

[@_TheViewer_]

@@gabrielalvarado7849 he prob did, if it was all fantasy, but mane, I sense some hate here. It’s Christmas time

[@ChefSporty]

question why didn’t he just leave the basement when the house was empty to go back to his family

[@_TheViewer_]

@@ChefSporty he couldn’t dude, wanted murderer and still without anything. Security cams would’ve catched him or someone else all possible, but yet not needed for the movie plot

[@ChefSporty]

@@_TheViewer_ he could’ve argued crime of passion 🤷‍♂️