PARASITE left me SPEECHLESS. ~ parasite reaction ~

[@Euphemia-em8fe]

About the ending, the director said that even if the son worked day and night for the next 200 years, he would not be able to earn enough money to buy that house. Not even considering his criminal charges and how that would affect his chances of being hired. The ending is about class, and how, no matter how hard he dreams, he will not ascend it.

[@dlweiss]

In fact , the final piano song on the soundtrack was originally titled "564 years" because that's approximately how long it would take the son to earn enough to afford that house.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Exactly, it is estimated that it would take approximately 564 years for Ki-woo to earn enough money to purchase the house. I wonder how many people it would take to chip in to help him shorten that time to a more manageable number of years. At least if the mom helped, they could half it, hopefully.

[@dani.p]

Also, let's no forget that scene at the gym (is not in this reaction but we know it 💅 ) the one when the dad says [to his son]: "You know what kind of plan never fails? No plan. No plan at all. You know why? Because life cannot be planned. Look around you. Did you think these people made a plan to sleep in the sports hall with you? But here we are now, sleeping together on the floor. So, there's no need for a plan. You can't go wrong with no plans. We don't need to make a plan for anything. It doesn't matter what will happen next. Even if the country gets destroyed or sold out, nobody cares. Got it?" I think this scene is key to know that the "plan" at the end it's just that...just ideas, words :B

[@komos3719]

The ending was crazy impactful to me because there's a line drawn between people who think he can make it and those who *know* he won't make it

[@hyunjupalmer4219]

the "next 500 yrs" to be exact!

[@Ismaring007]

I'm glad you caught the imagery of them going down to their real life. also, the rich family is only seen walking up and the poor family is only seen walking down, showing how hard it is to move up and how the rich stay up. The rock that Min gave him, it's not a real rock, it's hollow which is why it didn't kill Kiwoo. Min said it symbolized financial prosperity or something. The fact that it is hollow, reflects how that dream of being rich is in the end a hollow dream.Which again comes back in the end scene, the song that plays while after Kiwoo reads his letter to his dad is called a glass os soju, and alternative title is 564, which is the number of years it would take for someone of Kiwoo's financial position to be able to buy that house

[@pashatash]

Also, the rock floats in the water...!

[@batool2000rox]

​@@pashatashand it only sank in kiwoo's fantasy at the end 💀

[@heyitsme7334]

Brad, you HAVE to check out Train to Busan since you liked this one! It is so good! The actor who made plays the son in this movie, is in Train to Busan as well.

[@mlledarcel]

I second this.

[@apotatosaurus7890]

I third this

[@hayden0007]

omg yes

[@kentubuchi6899]

Omg yesss!

[@humanbeanie2143]

PLEASE

[@Marta-uv4id]

The way this movie executes its genre switch so suddenly yet it still feels somehow seamless is one the things that impresses me most about it, among all of the other things it does perfectly. The maid ringing the bell is at the exact halfway point of the movie, and it signals a shift from what is seemingly a family heist movie to a gripping thriller where there are lives on the line. I could literally talk for hours on how well this movie is done, how it tackles the problems of capitalism and how such a bleak ending leaves you feeling hollow, but somehow still satisfied with the movie.

[@shikemitaiwo6902]

Omg I literally see you everywhere. Luv your insights 🤍

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

I think them having the same smell is also a reminder that no matter how well you dress, you speak, or important is the job you do, real rich people will always be able to sniff you out. Class is the real divider. The poor people in the movie are fighting and putting their lives on the line for scraps while the rich wander around oblivious. Only the child knew right off the bat, because I guess he wasn't moulded and blinded by society yet.

[@hana3703]

That is actually a good one about the kid

[@Allonsy305]

I'll never forget watching Parasite in 2019, staring at my laptop in pure shock.

[@lindsaynicole4812]

a subtle point that i loved so much was the fact that they lived BELOW their toilet. their toilet was even above them. really shows how poor they are. such an INCREDIBLE movie!

[@bethelberhane]

I find it so interesting how when the family was having the sit down before everything went to crap the brother talked about how the sister was the one who fit in the most inside the home because of how she carried her self in the house but she is the one who ends up dying. It kind of shows how even if you have the most qualities to become something of yourself their are still certain things that can prevent you from making it. Even though the sister fit in the most and had the biggest chance of getting out of poverty she was the only one killed.

[@liamross340]

this!! plus she was the only one who didn’t replace a worker they already had she carved out a new place for herself and even though she didn’t have qualifications she was able to make it up as she went along and do it. she was the best at what they were doing and she was the one who died. so you’re totally right

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

i'll never forget seeing this in theaters and thinking "what a hopeful ending, odd choice but I like it" as Ki-woo's voiceover details his father walking out to the yard to hug him, and then feeling my heart sink to the bottom of my ass when it faded back in to the sub-basement and i realized "oh. they're never gonna see each other again. fuck"

[@maberuesta1274]

This movie was the first ever non-english one to win best freaking picture at the Academy Awards, and also best original screenplay, best director and best international film, and THEY FUCKING DESERVED EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THOSE AWARDS!!! I was so happy for all of the cast, director and crew till the point of crying, you should see the videos, they made history that night

[@Gaspar314]

The Artist won before that..

[@sana3843]

⁠@@Gaspar314wasn’t Artist a silent film? So it’s the first non English speaking movie to win.

[@aeribarbie]

brad, its time for you to get in your kdrama bag cause you'll be GAGGED

[@kaythevirgo7077]

Righttt like imagine him watching Penthouse, the Glory, etc. omg 😭

[@aeribarbie]

esp the glory omggg i need that reaction @@kaythevirgo7077

[@batool2000rox]

​@@kaythevirgo7077BITCHHHHHH he would live

[@SallieAndrea]

@@kaythevirgo7077omg I hope he does 😭😭

[@ot7biasedmashups]

Absolutely RIGHTTTTT

[@faithhappy3984]

The point in the movie where the house flooded and showed the money ‘rock’ floating signified the rock was a fake= they won’t get out of poverty even their plan won’t help them. The return of the rock when it’s put down in the water shows that everything that happened after (him buying the house and reuniting with his dad) was a dream/ not reality. It’s what he would’ve wanted but he’ll never get it. And the song in the end solidified this idea as it basically talks about how even if the son saved for 564 years he’d never have enough money to buy the house.

[@kelseyhinata6475]

Train to Busan is definitely a must watch!!

[@bidishah]

YES I SECOND THIS

[@kellyschaos]

its easy to miss but the mom didnt pay the son more than min, it shows her counting the money and keeping a few bills before paying him

[@GreySeashell-j3m]

ohh! So she is clever in her own way. Clever at giving salary lol

[@ot7biasedmashups]

​@@GreySeashell-j3m it's also just a subtle way of showing how rich people can be the most greedy. She absolutely wouldn't have even felt it if she gave him all the bills yet she still keeps some for herself.

[@itzrachei]

ohh

[@Ender_Blue2021]

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

[@noa_thinks]

the way this movie plays on tension is so perfect. you constantly feel like the situation is so fragile, if someone says or makes the wrong move, they will be found out. and all of the beautiful, yet heartbreaking imagery of the rich family going up and the poor family going down is so perfectly shot that you kind of recognise the allegory. i'm so glad that this movie exists. thank you for reacting to it and loving it as much as the rest of us movie nerds.

[@ab6031]

The platform. Is another great movie/ film if you like this type of story- telling!!

[@lillykathleen89]

3 words: Train to Busan

[@phineas8015]

Omg absolutely

[@mayabaker6020]

Honestly, if you want to check out more South Korean cinema, just watch the director of this movie (Bong Joon Ho) - all of his filmography are absolute master classes in filmmaking

[@woolfric]

*filmography

[@maggierappa417]

The Host is so good

[@DocHikes]

The Host and Okja are definitely his next most accessible movies, but you're right, all of his films are excellent!

[@c0ldabyss]

My favourite are Memories of Murder (corrupt crime system) and Snowpiercer (also about class)! His others are also great, but I would say anything over Okja tbh.

[@Nokiramaila]

Memories of Murder in one of my all time favourite movie. What a movie !

[@thatclumsyhuman]

i am so glad you did go blind into this reaction without knowing any of the plot. i did too, and nothing could have prepared me for this one, i swear. another great (but very disturbing) korean movie is old boy. It’s just as unpredictable as this one and even got an english adaptation, though i prefer the korean one 👌🏻

[@nitsugazemag]

Nominated for 6 Academy Awards, winner of 4, original screenplay, director, best picture and international feature. Easily THE best of that year and one of the very best in YEARS! First time that a film wins big with a non-white cast! Bong Joon Ho is a masterful director! Also, some fun facts about the film: the exterior of the rich family's house was computer generated and the flooding of the lower levels of the city were filmed in a giant tank, and the city was digitally put in to blend into those few blocks built in that huge water tank. Oh! Did you notice all the visual divides between the rich family and the poor one. I LOVE this film!!! It's entertaining, efficient, sharp, deliciously dark, wildly surprising, and wholly affecting satirical thriller/drama about the parasitic nature of those who feed off the rich and the rich that feed on the poor. CHEF'S KISS!!!! From the acting, production, cinematography, film editing, writing, and directing, it's an incredible feat of cinematic execution.

[@nonhumanoid2536]

I would absolutely love for you to watch the movie “Forgotten” (2017). It’s also in Korean and it was very twisty. I’ve watched it more than once. It was thrilling, confusing, twisted, a little scary, and really good in my opinion

[@aneesaiqbal5506]

YESS

[@SallieAndrea]

This movie was so good

[@manateemoss4253]

Love that you caught on the imagery of them descending hills and stairs having parallels with their situation! Bong Joon-Ho, the director, stated that one of his influences for the movie and the set was British “upstairs-downstairs” shows and movies that showed the conditions of the extremely wealthy as well as the lives of the service people that worked for them (like Downtown Abbey)

[@ot7biasedmashups]

I think one of the craziest things you kind of miss amidst the chaos of this movie isn't just how the family successfully infiltrates the rich people house. It's the fact that all of them were actually skilled enough to do their jobs (we see the least of the son, but since the grades of the girl aren't dropping that probably means that he's doing a good job) and weren't discovered. Yet they still live in poverty simply because of class. The children can't get a good education because they need to work and keep the family somehow alive. The parents don't have the chance to get education anymore either. There's obviously worse countries than South Korea but going to college is still something you'd only be able to do in a well off family. In Germany f. E. going to college is free and our support system makes it really difficult to end up in a situation where you can't get education, although it's still not impossible. What I'm saying is, there's more than enough poor people that would be perfectly fit for wealthy jobs, yet they can't ever get them because of the class divide. It's impossible to cross, no matter how hard you try.

[@the_nikster1]

"what a movie" is right! I'm so glad you got the imagery of the poor family going down, back to their life of poverty, and all the other symbolism about class. this movie is pure brilliance and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Train to Busan next?

[@zupermaus9276]

Never enjoyed a reaction more - your honesty, gags and intelligence shine through

[@JoyjeetGupta]

I love how Brad is noticing all the small details right on point! You see now Brady, why we all f-ing loved this movie?! 😊

[@ot7biasedmashups]

Little note on the Ram-Don. For people who aren't Korean this isn't gonna get noticed but it's basically Ramen with one of the most expensive kinds of meat. It's a huge insult to the poor family because they're just casually eating that meat with instant noodles.

[@xejelah]

Why is what they're eating an insult to the poor family?

[@ot7biasedmashups]

@@xejelah imagine wearing pure gold paired with fast fashion you ordered from shein. It’s an insult because they can afford the most expensive kind of meat as if it’s nothing and then pair it with food made for people who can’t afford more. No normal person would ever get the idea to pair udon with instant noodles. It’s something you might eat only once a year with your family or smth, not a casual late night snack

[@heyheykim8052]

Korean beef is so expensive. The instant noodle is so cheap. So common people can't think to eat the expensive meat with cheap noodles because we can't feel the flavor of expensive meat for the noodle. If you want to eat the grilled meat in a restaurant with more 3 members, you must have 1000 dollars or you need to fill other cheap foods after the meat.

[@RKIVESMONO]

The rich father (Lee Sun-Kyun) unfortunately passed away due to suicide yesterday. May he rest in peace :(

[@bellaviola9285]

Yes it’s so sad. He was a great actor, husband and dad. May he rest

[@C-Iris]

😱😱 oh no! I'm so shocked 😲

[@itzrachei]

awe rip

[@MusicalMiranda82]

This movie is SO GOOD.

[@Eloisesletters]

This is literally one of my favorite movies I literally squealed that you reacted to it

[@talkingpretzel]

Omg?? Is this your first non-English movie? I hope there's more.

[@jessmPS]

I think you’d like snowpiercer. Same director but it’s a dystopia type

[@fedem14]

not exaggerating it's in my top 3 favourite movies EVER

[@shortdrink873]

Love your editing. We don’t know if it happened at the end….but we kinda do, the movie was showing us there is no way up that hill for those at the bottom. If you want a Korean movie that’ll really fuck you up - Oldboy will melt your brain.

[@karlycreates]

Yes to Oldboy (2003). I just left that reply on another comment. WATCH OLDBOY! That was one of the first Korean films I ever watched. C R A Z Y

[@-makolako]

i generally love ur videos because i hate horror ,so i just watch ur videos to help me watch them!😭

[@iamrn13]

One of the greatest movies made so much symbolism and witty ways to show double meanings glad u enjoyed P.s. I feel like u should check out "good omens" too got a feeling u'd love it

[@zupermaus9276]

The film is a social horror film (found myself screaming at the screen as the family were returning, more so than the murders), and like the reality of the late stage capitalist structure we live in, the kid will never be able to climb the ranks and see his father again. A social horror we all live in and partake -it applies to class, it applies to the hierarchy of the First World and Third World.

[@PaddleboardingFL]

to be (just a little) fair to the rich family in the end, they werent freaking out just because their son had fainted, he was having a seizure triggered by seeing his "ghost" kill his tutor lol, they were saying he only has a window of 15 min to get to a hospital so they were screaming at the Dad to drive them (because god forbid they just drove themselves)

[@kaythevirgo7077]

Some more good Korean thriller/horror movies if you wanna react to more: Train to Busan, The Call, Gonjiam (its scary af so beware), and Midnight

[@hanniespookie]

AHH FINALLY I’M SO EXCITED FOR YOU TO WATCH THIS!! loving the new aesthetic to!!

[@beatrizortega1712]

RIP to the actor that played the father :(

[@nenenana8175]

the editing kills me 🤣🤣🤣

[@inseinxen]

The actor playing the rich husband literally just died right now omg RIP

[@aziragoramo]

So fun to see Brad in the beginning having fun enjoying quirky family comedy lol

[@mugwumpss4647]

Holy shit Brad, long time lurker here. This must be one of your best reaction. Definitely up there. I love how you notice small details that really enriched the experience of this movie. Really great reaction video from you. Congrats!

[@niaris9397]

Honestly to me, this movie is a masterpiece. I didn't know any Korean movies before this, and this introduction was AMAZING. I'm glad you gave this one a shot!

[@draakjuh]

How in the world can they make a movie THIS good? It's mind blowing to me

[@mandipandi303]

This movie is amazing. It defies genre. Everything it says about capitalism and the horrors of poverty is so relatable. You should watch Snowpiercer too. It's another great Bong Joon-ho movie.

[@half-ass5754]

This is a great reaction video 1. The reaction is funny. 2. Clearly understands the movie / what the director wants to say. 3. Great editing

[@AbbyEbalo]

Holy crap the way your reactions are so entertaining but you also get the points and the important queues of the movies... LIKE WHO IS THIS DIVA.... Immediately subscribed you are awesome!

[@grimjoon]

when i say korean cinema is peak, this is just the beginning. i love the way you broke down your thoughts at the end and actually understood the bigger picture. I've seen people recommend Train to Busan next and I agree ! my other two suggestions for korean suspense/thriller movies are Oldboy and The Handmaiden (lesbians :p)

[@nish6878]

Lmao Iran, arabi movies are far better compared to Koeans

[@DocHikes]

I watched this on Patreon, but as always I'm rewatching for the edit and it does not disappoint! Really great work as always, Brad!

[@nissessity7781]

Now i need him to watch Train go Busan. Like i need it DESPERATELY

[@doctorpinkie]

Another great video, Brad! One of my favorite movies - I remember watching it blind on a long plane ride and silently freaking out next to the poor random guy next to me. While it's definitely not as highbrow, I'd love to see you react to Squid Games!

[@lillykathleen89]

I’m with you on this! Calamari Activity would be fabulous.

[@janb92]

Fun fact she actually paid him LESS than his friend. She took some cash out and lied about paying him more. Rich people and corporations do it with their employees all the time. Greedy bastards

[@BellaAMA0204]

It’s hard seeing this after we lost a cast member due to suicide… but yes, one of my favorite movies!!!

[@xaviermm5506]

Oh really? Whom? 😢

[@penguinbic]

@@xaviermm5506 ​ lee seon gyun who played the dad of the park family

[@SallieAndrea]

Everything in the movie is so well thought out and has meaning. This high quality, well thought out filmography is really typical of korean media and one of the reasons I love it so much. It’s so thought provoking. You should watch a video explaining the scenes, there is so much to unpack. From the rich people living at the top of the hill, to the poor people link in a basement house. And the name parasite, is basically referring to them being leeches on the family like a parasite.

[@danieldabbas]

Bruh, you're my favorite reaction person in here! Your edit skills are amazing!

[@loshy_x]

This film isn't just entertaining, it is fun, intriguing, sad and even scary! 🤯 Many emotions masterfully achieved. I love your reactions!

[@Neo-Queenserenityt2l]

Feels strange seeing someone react to this especially after the news that came out about one of the actors RIP

[@sineadwunderer5158]

i had to study parasite for year 12 english and we watched it twice together in class, and although you'd think 17 year olds would be mature enough not to giggle during freaky scenes... we giggled during the freaky scene

[@HeatherVT8]

What good timing I only just watched Parasite for the first time a week ago 😊

[@c0ldabyss]

The whole point of the ending is that it will not ever happen. The class struggle his family goes through is not escapeable. They never get up the stairs.

[@jessethecomet]

This movie literally changed how I look at films! Cant wait to watch the full reaction after I get off work!

[@지이니-z8s]

Finally you watched a KShow!!!! I've been asking you to watch my absolute favorite KDrama called Stranger or Secret Forest, the first season released in 2017 and the second one in 2020. There's also IRIS 2009, Movie Memories of Murder, Old Boy, Mother, Past Lives, Decision to leave, Thirst, etc

[@Claudia9-3]

RIP Lee sun kyun 😢

[@gilwags]

Completely off-topic but it is wild for me to see someone not know what TB is. It's mainly cause I live in South Africa and we are very conscious about TB and other diseases but it's still so interesting to see

[@justdan9264]

I remember being so shook watching Parasite, cuz I was expecting this to be a sci-fi alien/virus movie not to be a really well-thought out class-themed movie

[@kaythevirgo7077]

I needed something to watch while I eat, right on time Brad 😁❤️ k-films are the best fr

[@irenest91]

I love your videos sm😭 you always make me watch movies that I would never watch on my on ahahah

[@irenest91]

own *😞

[@dmytrosoroka7950]

Came here after your Saltburn video. I haven’t finished this one yet but the entire family is giving ‘Oliver’ vibes

[@xoluciaxo_3721]

Another amazing (Gay) Korean movie is “The Handmaiden”. Super trippy and you never know how it’s gonna go

[@krawl04]

Great reaction (edit: watched like 5 reactions and yours was by far the most entertaining) and great analysis, especially catching SOME of the metaphors on the first go. Really well done on your part. I emphasized some cuz it takes myltiple watches to catch most of them. Really well made film, very thought out, deliberate...just amazing.

[@mikeduplessis8069]

The actor who played the rich guy recently got caught up in his own public drugs scandal and may very well have sunk his entire career.

[@panchorr1444]

Glad that you reacted to this masterpiece, Brad. The korean film and television industry has many many gems.

[@mike-m123]

Btw the dirty water from the flooding is made to look like that with materials that are in clay masks so it doubles as skincare for the actors 🤣

[@lillianbarbieri7771]

This movie is masterfully done. It has so many details included in the plot that you only realize the connections once you re-watch it. It has a lot of social commentary as expected and addresses the class discussion in such an interesting way, with the thriller aspect leaving you very anxious, never expecting what is to come. Korea has a LOT of amazing movies. I'll recommend three that were pretty interesting. Oldboy (at this point a classic), the Handmaiden and Decision to Leave. They are very different and yet all very very interesting, and they are all from the same director.

[@AnaFox]

It’s a brilliant and kinda devastating movie. I loved your reaction! I had a blast rewatching this with you.

[@kathrinkapelle4051]

I've often thought that it would be cool if Brad would also react to Kdramas. And I wasn't sure if it would be too cheesy sometimes, because most of them are. But now I'll write it: 'While you were sleeping' and especially 'The Penthouse', I think, are very good!

[@kathrinkapelle4051]

Oh or maybe 'Hotel del Luna' for the horror content.

[@constanceeke2664]

The Pentnouse is definetly one to watch! the twists are just jaw dropping, chef's kiss!!

[@kaythevirgo7077]

Yesss Penthouse definitely, first 2 seasons are ELITE

[@myainsel2579]

Dude Goblin and descendants of the sun are a must watch .

[@SadiaIslamShouki]

You gotta choose k-drama wisely to avoid cheesy dramas, most hyped one are usually cheesy, especially in recent years kdramas are getting a lot of hype because of beautiful leads, it’s mostly are rom com school dramas. But also I am someone who always used to watch quality contents but Kdramas are a bit addictive, so you can't watch content driven hard core dramas/ movies all the time, you get tired , you gotta watch cheesy rom com as fillers.That's how you also like cheesy dramas with time.

[@Onni_Nika]

Hi Brian. I am Victoria, from Ukraine. Thank you for the incredibly wonderful reaction about the film. I really like your reviews and how quickly you captured the essence of the movie and the story. Because in reality, not many people understood the plot and do not know the hierarchy of life in Korea. I look forward to many more great content from you. Thank you !❤

[@SelinaENTE]

I watched the movie with my mom and i had the same reaction about the family prioritising a faint over the whole other stuff that is happening. But she told me that children have died because their heart stoped beating because of a big shock.

[@nancySIX]

This is a language thing but when they find the guy in the basement the old maid kept calling the mum big sister (informal) and the mum said stop but once their secret was out the mum dropped from formal language to informal language showing the upper hand has been switched.

[@Knightowl1980]

This movie goes to a place u just don’t expect. That twist gooped and gagged me -after seeing your channel for a while I love that you find all kind of guys attractive too

[@eirinikomotini]

Omg I watched this movie at a summer cinema setting to which I went completely oblivious…. I was there for a fun summer night, a movie and beers with my friends outdoors kinda of vibe and we were all GAGGED by the switch in the middle of the film! When the film was over we sat there unable to move or talk in comprehensible sentences… it affected me so deeply (I come from the poorer side of the western world, and even though I’ve never experienced extreme poverty, the difference in class is sometimes too hard to miss or ignore)

[@liririz]

I love your reaction. Especially "rich bastards" part😆😆😆 You understand perfectly what this movie means. And The reaction is really fun😆😆😆

[@clovers9660]

20:24 "This is Getting Elaborate now" Is taking me outtt

[@ilays2195]

your timing is impeccable because I literally watched this movie for the first time yesterday on a plane ride 😲

[@KBPT-wo3xs]

I'm half way in and "NAH BABES YOUR'E NOT COMING IN" told me exactly what I felt watching this movie. Not in those words but I appreciate the reaction.

[@user-ei1hb3ty3r]

Oscar WINNER

[@DocHikes]

I love the YA, horror and fun reactions, but I feel like some more CINEMA like this would be a welcome addition on the channel! If you're up for more foreign language films, Y Tu Mamá Tambien from Mexico's Alfonso Cuarón (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Children of Men, Gravity) is a total masterpiece and it's got a bit of an LGBTQ+ element to it. Perfect summer road trip movie and I think it's right up your alley.

[@rorahhh]

would love to see Brad do some more korean dramas it would be so much fun

[@neilambasing7501]

Yup!!!! What a movie. In my top 10 ever. SOOOOO GLADDDDD YOU WATCHED THIS.

[@Phantomperez]

Love sitting back or doing house chores and listening. Then running back to the computer when you start to get excited lol. What a movie!!

[@danieldabbas]

This dude is so creative, he put the commercial at the clap of the house lady😂

[@saumya9173]

i was such a fan of the old popcorn and movies intro to brad's videos. MISS IT.

[@GreySeashell-j3m]

4:39 he's smart, he just never graduated college presumably bc they couldn't afford it so he just took a job.

[@ashleighkay898]

Yaaaaaay!!!! Been waiting for this one😁 Also, HI Brad❤ What a movie indeed

[@kanzenatsume]

Brad at 2:11 wanna know what the koreans are doing ey?? please try watching The Glory and/or Train to Busan

[@kaythevirgo7077]

The Glory was insanee, hope he gets into k-dramas 😭🙏🏾

[@kanzenatsume]

@@kaythevirgo7077 If he was infuriated by Joffrey, I wonder how Brad will react to every bully in The Glory xD

[@phineas8015]

Would love to see you react to the handmaiden 🤭

[@esberri]

This is random, but a movie I recommend is called “20th century girl” it’s a Korean movie, and made me cry for HOURSSSS! It’s a cute romcom set in the early 2000’s ❤