Douban 9 points Rotten Tomatoes 97, what is the biggest attraction of the drama Parasite ?

The hostess Lian Qiao is the real behind-the-scenes**. As the heroine of the play, her early image is quite different from that of the later stage, so the biggest attraction in this play is his transformation.

I think the biggest attraction of this drama is that the director uses a very exaggerated technique to express the current realism, but there is no way to feel pity and empathy for the family who is obviously the protagonist in the play.

The plot of this TV series is very exciting, and the theme is also very novel, and the actors' acting skills are also very good, which is particularly worth looking forward to. ，

This work tells the story of this era, and there are theatrical works about the relationship between the poor and the rich all over the world, and we are living in a time when that gap will grow wider and wider over time.

It's a very Korean-style movie, full of Korean details, but at the same time, it has very common problems in our current era in the same situation as the whole world, and this movie is very meaningful to me personally. —Director Bong Joon-ho.

The biggest highlight of this movie is the symbolism behind his plot, the family relies on "exquisite" acting skills to blend into a high-income family and become a parasite life, although the means are very despicable, with deception, with cunning, but on the whole, the "performance" is very immersed in the rich family.

Until the appearance of another "parasitic" family, the whole movie enters a dark and bizarre plot, the final vicious murder, until the final plot of covert communication by relying on Morse code, makes people feel suffocated.

1. The film "Parasite" tells the story of a family of four living in a cheap semi-basement rental house, all of whom were originally unemployed. After the eldest son, Ki-woo, concealed his true education and went to work as a tutor in a wealthy family living in a mansion, the family's life gradually changed.

2, "Parasite" is a feature film directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Ru-jin, Choi Woo-sik, Park So-dan, etc., which premiered in the main competition unit of the Cannes International Film Festival on May 21, 2019, was released in South Korea on May 30, 2019, and in North America on October 11, 2019.

3. "Parasite" won the Palme d'Or for Best Film at the 72nd Cannes International Film Festival, which is also the first time that a Korean film has won the Palme d'Or. On December 4, 2019, the film won the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the 91st National Review Society Awards; On December 10, it won the Asian Popular Film Award at the 4th International Film Festival of Macao. The 92nd Academy Awards won four awards: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best International Film.

Parasite is dizzying, brilliant, and completely impossible to classify. Director Bong Joon-ho is targeting an increasingly polarized society, where the rich get richer and the poor are left to struggle to survive. Clearly he achieved his goal, and the film is undoubtedly funny, but also full of anger and a strong sense of injustice.

Parasite is a grotesque black comedy about social status, aspirations, materialistic and patriarchal families, and those who accept the idea of owning (or renting) a servant class. Bong Joon-ho presents the relationship between the rich and the poor in society as thoroughly as a bowl of water. The multi-faceted portrayal of characters from different classes avoids the simple and crude contrast between good and evil.

Parasite is meticulous and entertaining, and the pacing is perfect. Bong Joon-ho adopted a style closer to social realism, albeit with elements of black satire and black thriller. Whatever the horror movie connotations of this double-edged title, the morally flawed monsters in Parasite are entirely human.

I know what story the movie "Parasite" tells, released in May 2019, directed by Bong Joon-ho, starring Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-jung, Choi Woo-sik, and Park So-dan, it mainly tells the story of two families with disparities in status: the eldest son Ki-woo (played by Choi Woo-sik), who pinned the hopes of a family's livelihood, went to the house of the company's boss Park (played by Lee Sun-kyun) to apply for an English teacher, and then the family parasitized in their home, and a series of accidents followed.

The story begins with the reason why Min Hyuk wants to go abroad, he wants to ask Ki Woo to be an English tutor instead of him, he thinks that among his friends, he is the best one is Ki Woo, and the tutoring object is the daughter of a rich family. This year's sophomore year of high school, the salary is also good, Min Hyuk doesn't want to find other classmates to help him with tuition, he thinks his classmates are eyeing him, and tells Ki Woo that when he comes back, he will officially propose a relationship with Da Hye.

When Ki Woo felt that he was not up to the job, Min Hyuk told Ki Woo that you had four college entrance examination experiences, which was much better than the teaching of his unserious classmates, and then Ki Woo was also moved, so he asked his sister to P a graduation certificate. It's not so much that Min Hyuk chose Ki Woo to replace him to make up for the class because he thinks Ki Woo is excellent and competent, but in Min Hyuk's eyes, he thinks that there is a difference between the poor and the rich after all, and Ki Woo's family belongs to the lowest level of society, so he is relieved that he thinks that Da Hye will not be with the poor Ki Woo.

It mainly reflects a social phenomenon, which resonates with everyone, and is more discussable and influential.

The movie "Parasite", which is rated on Douban, has achieved such a high score because of the quality of the movie and the content it reflects.

On the surface, the film tells the story of what money causes, but behind it is South Korea's social and political problems: the huge gap between rich and poor, social class injustice, and an insurmountable divide.

The Kitai family in the movie lives an ordinary life, he and his wife do not have a job, and together with their two children, they live in a simple basement, and the family searches for free Wi-Fi signals in the room. Through the window parallel to the ground, the outside scene that can be seen when you look up is also dirty and chaotic.

The embarrassing life of this family was changed by the unexpected arrival of the son's classmates. It was on the recommendation of his classmates that his son was able to come to the house of President Park, the CEO of a large company, to tutor his daughter in English, and then his sister also came to the family under a false identity to teach painting to his younger son.

Personally, I think that this movie belongs to the genre film that is good-looking, but not superficial.

In "Parasite", there are many propositions that directly address social topics, including the gap between the rich and the poor, social class, and the accidental deliberateness of life, these things are shown through the lens of the movie, which is particularly realistic, with a strong sense of picture and fascinating, and unconsciously see more plots, and also think about human nature and social problems.

There is nothing more to make a good movie think about.

Parasite", while arousing people's thoughts, they will also gain and comprehend.

This kind of film that reflects real social phenomena generally has a good rating, but I don't like this type of drama.

Because it may be the voice of many people.

The film has thought, depth, and brings people to think and resonate.

A film that can especially reflect social reality and is worth pondering.

It directly attacks the current situation of society and ridicules the existing problems of society. There is a sense of deep thought.

Because it's so deeply rooted in people's hearts and resonates with people

Moral dilemmas and social issues are very thoughtful.

The parasite movie is scored on Douban, and a large number of netizens have given five-star and four-and-a-half-star ratings, which are highly evaluated...Parasite is a commercial masterpiece with perfect pacing, excellent scripts, sharp satire, and a wide market audience. Not a lot of people.