Dec 25, 2020·1 reply
New NIGHTMANwanna rewatch this and i just saw the Black and White version is on prime
is it worth watching
Wait nigga what?!? Black and white version released?!
Dec 25, 2020·edited·1 replyI'm still thinking about this movie way after finishing it and man there's so many dope little details
Dec 25, 2020·1 replyS tier movie tbh
- Dec 25, 2020·2 repliesGangstalicious
I'm still thinking about this movie way after finishing it and man there's so many dope little details
What details stand out to you that you love?
- Dec 25, 2020·1 replyOSCAR WINNER
Wait nigga what?!? Black and white version released?!
Yeah Bong Joon Ho did it himself
He said it was originally going to be in B&W anyway iirc
Dec 25, 2020can’t imagine b&w would be anywhere close to the regular version
Dec 25, 2020·1 replyWhat the F*** man!
- Dec 25, 2020·1 replyDanny
What the F*** man!
My bad the spiker tags didn't work for some reason
- Dec 25, 2020·1 replyGangstalicious
My bad the spiker tags didn't work for some reason
Use no enters and it'll work
- Dec 25, 2020·1 replyDanny
Use no enters and it'll work
Aight bet, can you delete the post where you quoted it too?
Edit nevermind good looks - Dec 25, 2020Gangstalicious
Aight bet, can you delete the post where you quoted it too?
Edit nevermind good looksRefresh the page and your quoted will be gone. The KTT2 technology different!
- Dec 25, 2020·2 repliesOSCAR WINNER
What details stand out to you that you love?
So many little things, the obvious take on classism and the social heirarchy but then small things like the child paiting the guy from the basement, the scene where the rich dad looks out the window when the wife fires the housekeeper there's a literal line that divides them in the mirror. I like how it became less of a rich vs poor situation and rather a famine mentality and a play on the power dynamic amongst the classes. Even when the Kim's had the chance to help the basement people they were scared of losing what they had or letting other people take part of it and as soon as the basement people had that leverage they tormented the family and used that power to their benefit. Even with the Kim's they get 2 people fired and there's a scene of them trying to convince themselves that they got better jobs later showing how easy it is to ignore problems of less fortunate through delusion, it wasn't just the rich who did it. The rich family isn't painted as evil either, just unintentionally ignorant but that same ignorance is shared by the Kim's toward the basement people. The use of stairs to signify the social heirarchy but something as little as having the toilet be the most elevated thing in all the semi basement scenes was a nice touch. They frame the movie in a way that we can't tell who's the parasite here, the rich family relies on the poor families to get basically everything done in the house, the wife has almost no skills so they hire people for everything and the obvious poor families stealing. I love how the rock was used to show false hope too. I could go on a bigger rant about the movie and little things but it's an insane film !
- Dec 25, 2020New NIGHTMAN
Yeah Bong Joon Ho did it himself
He said it was originally going to be in B&W anyway iirc
Nah I knew this was coming out I just didn’t know it was available to watch yet. But unfortunately it’s only Amazon UK. I’m buying the criterion soon tho
- Dec 25, 2020Gangstalicious
So many little things, the obvious take on classism and the social heirarchy but then small things like the child paiting the guy from the basement, the scene where the rich dad looks out the window when the wife fires the housekeeper there's a literal line that divides them in the mirror. I like how it became less of a rich vs poor situation and rather a famine mentality and a play on the power dynamic amongst the classes. Even when the Kim's had the chance to help the basement people they were scared of losing what they had or letting other people take part of it and as soon as the basement people had that leverage they tormented the family and used that power to their benefit. Even with the Kim's they get 2 people fired and there's a scene of them trying to convince themselves that they got better jobs later showing how easy it is to ignore problems of less fortunate through delusion, it wasn't just the rich who did it. The rich family isn't painted as evil either, just unintentionally ignorant but that same ignorance is shared by the Kim's toward the basement people. The use of stairs to signify the social heirarchy but something as little as having the toilet be the most elevated thing in all the semi basement scenes was a nice touch. They frame the movie in a way that we can't tell who's the parasite here, the rich family relies on the poor families to get basically everything done in the house, the wife has almost no skills so they hire people for everything and the obvious poor families stealing. I love how the rock was used to show false hope too. I could go on a bigger rant about the movie and little things but it's an insane film !
Yup 100% fam. This film really is world class, just from a surface level casual standpoint it’s a highly enjoyable film. But when you dive deep and break down the layers and details it becomes so much more
Dec 25, 2020·1 replyAs many times as I've rewatched this, I could watch without subs and know the dialogue.
- Dec 25, 2020JaeRell
As many times as I've rewatched this, I could watch without subs and know the dialogue.
FACTS
Dec 30, 2020
laudiGives the film a different mood
Worth watching at least onceIs the B&W version a different cut or exactly the same film/length but just monochromatic??
Feb 2, 2021After so long finally sat down and watched this
Loved the movie and the cinematography my only complaint was the ending. They should’ve ended it after the son realized that the lights were spelling son
- Feb 2, 2021·1 replyGangstalicious
So many little things, the obvious take on classism and the social heirarchy but then small things like the child paiting the guy from the basement, the scene where the rich dad looks out the window when the wife fires the housekeeper there's a literal line that divides them in the mirror. I like how it became less of a rich vs poor situation and rather a famine mentality and a play on the power dynamic amongst the classes. Even when the Kim's had the chance to help the basement people they were scared of losing what they had or letting other people take part of it and as soon as the basement people had that leverage they tormented the family and used that power to their benefit. Even with the Kim's they get 2 people fired and there's a scene of them trying to convince themselves that they got better jobs later showing how easy it is to ignore problems of less fortunate through delusion, it wasn't just the rich who did it. The rich family isn't painted as evil either, just unintentionally ignorant but that same ignorance is shared by the Kim's toward the basement people. The use of stairs to signify the social heirarchy but something as little as having the toilet be the most elevated thing in all the semi basement scenes was a nice touch. They frame the movie in a way that we can't tell who's the parasite here, the rich family relies on the poor families to get basically everything done in the house, the wife has almost no skills so they hire people for everything and the obvious poor families stealing. I love how the rock was used to show false hope too. I could go on a bigger rant about the movie and little things but it's an insane film !
I just be dumb I didn’t pick up on any of the social commentary
proper 🔩Feb 3, 2021·1 replyPupsI just be dumb I didn’t pick up on any of the social commentary
It was so in your face how did you miss it
- Feb 3, 2021·1 replyproper
It was so in your face how did you miss it
Just looked like poor people finessing their way into opportunities to me