Parasite

audience Reviews

, 90% Audience Score
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    It's the best movie, It shows how the class gap can bring a person to the border of madness and how much our words can affect the life of others
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    The first 80 minutes is a boring drawn out predictable track of over explaining the rational to fire everyone. The metaphors are ham fisted. These movies about people being people start to suck after awhile when you deal with people being people 5 days a week. It's a social satire great, it's not saying anything that hasn't already got me down in the past.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    There's nothing about <i>Parasite</i> that hasn't already been said, it truly is an amazing piece of work and deserves all the praise it gets. Plenty of other films have expressed the same social criticisms, but it's the exploration of human desperation with extreme authenticity and realism that is so haunting. It's disturbing, yet brilliant, and is what really makes <i>Parasite</i> standout, it exposes the inequalities between social classes, and how it brings out the worst in everyone.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    Inesperado. Diferente. Filme surpreendente.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    Pretentious weebs like to overstate how good it is.
  • Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    It begins with a family of four from the lower class in Korean society: a father, mother, eldest son, and younger sister. Both parents are unemployed, and the children did not continue their education. They all lived in a basement room, but then suddenly it was like heaven had given a big blessing to this family. When the eldest brother's friend has to study abroad, So he entrusted him to teach English to a rich man's daughter. However, this apparent stroke of luck eventually leads to unforeseen disaster. And this is the first movie in 92 years of the Oscars to be the winner of this award. It is a non-English-language film. It's undeniable this movie is famous and popularity because of the outstanding cinematography and unforgettable characters. First of all, I will talk about the best scenes that impressed and fascinated me while watching this movie. The scene of walking down the stairs to return to the Mouse Hole home while it rains occurs after the Parasitic family has to escape from the paradise they have only recently enjoyed. The Kim family ran home to save as much of their belongings as possible. After watching that scene made me feel like it reflects society that rich people are at a high point and can take the heart of a crisis, but poor people must overcome their own obstacles. Then, during the conversation with the lady during a phone call, she talked about something that made Kim Ki Taek stop. This is another scene that makes me feel that no matter what class or society you belong to, you will be criticized, looked down on, oppressed, and cynical by someone higher than you anyway. While all the actors in the film deserve praise for their performances, Kim Ki Taek's character, portrayed by Song Kang Ho stands out of the narrative. I really love him because, he is the main characters that makes the story fun, hilarious, tense, and thrilling at the same time. He made the story colorful and not too stressful. I agree that some characters may detract from the main plot. Therefore, time doesn't seem fluid and it takes time to watch it several times to understand that point. Transitioning to the architectural symbolism employed by the creator. The stark class divide is clearly expressed in the design of the Park family's home It has a raised entrance and clearly delineated glass edges. This suggests that the production is highlighting socio-economic differences. To reinforce the main issue of inequality. Moving on to the movie's overall impact, I enjoyed with many emotions and perspectives, but the things that make this movie win so many awards and praise are the analysis and solving of each case and the clear satire of life. If anyone likes this kind of movie, it's certainly one worth watching.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    Una obra maestra. Cinco estrellas totales. Una película sensacional, bastante argentina en varios aspectos.
  • Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    The gold standard of what every "eat the rich" satire wants to be
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    This movie was the best i ever wathced in my life, from story telling to camera shots. Just one thing, the movie ending would be more intresting if the son from poor family when he got hit by the rock, developed some pshihological problems and top that there was kinda lack of conflic bethen poor family dauther and his "studient"
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    Very deep and refreshingly original. Loved it.