Kim Ki-zek’s family usually makes a living by folding take-out boxes for pizza restaurants. The eldest son, Kim Ki-woo, is pinned on his family’s livelihood hopes, but he still fails after taking the college entrance examination many times. Before his classmates went abroad to study, he asked Ji Woo to take over for him to teach English to a wealthy daughter. This family is Mr. Park's family. As Ji-woo successfully applied for the job, in his conversation with the hostess, Mrs. Park, he discovered that the hostess was kind and simple, and was very fond of her young son. Therefore, he found an opportunity to make up an art tutor. The person set up, trying to introduce his sister to become an art teacher. The family invaded Pu's house with their family. My son is an English teacher and my daughter is an art teacher. My father drove to the host, President Park, and my mother took the place of the housekeeper.
Parasite movie plot
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Deontae 2021-10-20 18:58:47
Like being possessed by Park Chan-wook and Lee Cangdong, Bong Joon-ho is obviously influenced by Netflix's creative philosophy. He uses commercial routines to prove to us that melodrama is great in expressing social suffering, and he tells it in a joking manner. The film designed the problem of Korean social class (the same theme as "Burning", showing the serious problem of Korean social class) as a clever little character story with strong dramatic tension and full of suspense. The title parasite is a metaphor, and the stone is also a metaphor. A large number of corners related to the political background are used as embellishments, and a large number of lines can be highlighted as golden sentences. However, although this movie is very, very, very good-looking, it is too clear anyway, I will never watch it again, it's boring.
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Malvina 2021-10-20 18:58:47
Like "Burning", it reflects the differences and opposition between the rich and the poor, exposing the despair and helplessness of the bottom society; but unlike "Burning", the rich families in the film did nothing wrong, even for Father Keize's spitting about the odor of the body is also reasonable, and it is understandable that he should give priority to protecting his wife and children from the scene in a critical moment. There are several plots in the film that cannot withstand scrutiny and are slightly far-fetched. For example, why would I willingly live in a dark basement for several years in order to avoid debts? The former housekeeper has a proper job and his income should not be low. It is better for two people to work hard to pay off debts. This kind of life is not a ghost or a ghost; why someone who is as smart as the protagonist’s family would risk being discovered and exposed to the former housekeeper? Normal logic didn’t tell her to come back another day; in addition, due to heavy rains, the protagonist’s family’s house was I was flooded, and I didn’t even have a piece of clean clothes. Why did I have to attend the youngest son’s birthday party? The father, the driver and the mother butler could not refuse. Teachers can always decline on the grounds of something. It feels that the director forced an event to happen in order to bring the final drama conflict to the extreme.
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[rhythmically]
Ki-jung: Jessica, only child.
Ki-jung, Ki-woo: Illinois, Chicago. Classmate of Kim Jin-mo. He's your cousin.
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Ki-taek: Rich people are naive. No resentments. No creases on them.
Chung-sook, Ki-taek's wife: It all gets ironed out. Money is an iron. Those creases all get smoothed out by money.