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Have you guys reacted to Parasite yet? It's a Korean film that absolutely broke the film industry as they won so many awards including Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards. Watching you guys react to Minari reminded me that I think I haven't seen y'all react to Parasite yet. Hoping you can consider! It's a masterpiece!
Minari is a plant used in many traditional Korean dishes, as soon as it dies it grows back stronger. A vegetable that can grow just about anywhere, a great use of symbolism representing Korean immigrants who can settle anywhere. This movie summarizes a life lived by first generation immigrant families of America. There is just as much selfishness in our parents struggles as there was selflessness. We long to see them succeed. David’s relationship with Grandma depicts great isolation that poc children create with their heritage and identity. “She is not a real grandma.” “She doesn’t bake cookies.” (Stereotyping a classic White-American Grandmother) “Grandma smells like Korea.” This film effortlessly, and oh so beautifully, embodies, and encapsulates the American Dream.
@@GRIZY28 I don't think this was artsy at all or boring. It is a slice-of-life film about one family’s journey through the American experience. It was well-told and well-made, but you do you.
Steven Yeun always gives an incredible performance and the whole cast is just fantastic, really love this movie and how different it is from a lot of Hollywood movies. That being said it is an A24 after all
@@nabimiso It's a series on Apple. They renewed it for a second season but a release date hasn't been announced yet. Hopefully it'll come out soon! The first season was just brilliant. I need to read the book!
This movie hit me soooo hard. I'm half korean by my father's side and I gotta say there is a huge existencial void in my life - that I never knew I had before watching Minari. My dad never bothered to teach me or my sister how to speak korean (also he's not such a nice person and like Jacob my father's greed put us in such a vulnerable place while growing up). Anyways, me and my sister couldn't communicate with our grandma (halmoni) as we wanted due to the language barrier. She passed away two years ago and I still can't get pass the grief. Now that I'm older I can understand how hurtful it must have been for her not being able to interact with us as much as she wanted nor presenting korean culture. My grandma was an amazing and strong woman. She was born in North Korean and scaped the war when she was only a teenager. At the beginning of this month grandma came to me during a dream so happy to see me but she asked me if I could start studying korean anytime soon so we could talk more and she would love to help me. So I started my korean classes and I'm studying and watching all the contents I possibly can about Korean culture in hopes to reconnnect with Now I'm here crying while watching you guys react to this movie. Thank you for being so sensitive as usual.
fun fact! steven yeun was the first asian actor to EVER be nominated for best actor at the oscar’s bc of his performance in this film :-) insane that it took so long, but he absolutely deserved it. i always knew he was talented, but he rlly knocked it out of the park in this i totally get what you mean about being conditioned into expecting the absolute worst out of dramas in the discussion at the end, i always say something similar when i recommend this movie to ppl!! like, it’s still so beautiful and raw and grounded even without insane tragedy, and the tough things that happen still HAVE weight and ARE devastating, but it’s because of what they mean for this specific family that we’ve grown to care for and root for as an audience, not because they just threw in the most objectively terrible thing that could happen regardless of who you are
Pretty wild that Lee Isaac Chung, writer/director of this movie is the director of the sequel to 'Twister' with Glen Powell coming out in July, didn't see that one coming!
Yeah I'm looking forward to that movie mainly because he's directing it. Plus Glenn Powell is a solid actor as is Daisy Edgar Jones who plays the female lead in it.
This is a movie I originally didn’t want to watch because I hate family dramas; they’re too intense. But I realized watching this reaction that it’s not that I didn’t want to watch this film, but I didn’t want to watch it alone. Thanks for watching it with me!
Glad you guys covered this film! It's beautiful in its simplicity and portrays the complex family dynamics in such a raw way. It's filled with quiet moments and struggles that first generation immigrants often face. The scene where Monica cries over chili powder and anchovies from Korea comes to mind. Something that may appear silly to cry over initially, but it brings Monica great comfort and joy, as those particular ingredients aren't as accessible to her in Arkansas, but are often used in Korean cuisine. It's something that's both familiar and comforting, along with the arrival of her mom, in a space that still feels so foreign and daunting to her. I remember reading an article about how ethnic supermarkets are often one of the first spaces of comfort for immigrants, as they provide the sights, scents and nourishment that are familiar and reminiscent of their home countries ✨
The little girl was not from the modern family. Glad you guys enjoyed the movie tho. The movie captured those early Koreans who moved to the US and tried to settle in.
My husband of 23 years is a Korean immigrant and this review was so fun to watch. They really nailed the family dynamics and trust me, Korean grandmas are just like this! If you guys go down the Korean movie/drama rabbit hole you may never come back, they are awesome.
I hadn't watched this and it was amazing to see it along side you guys! Also, it's so funny to see you traumatized XD waiting for something bad to happen 😂😂😂
forgot how much i loved this movie. so glad yall watched this. this type of comforting intimate movie reminds me of another called “driveways” hopefully one day y’all end up reacting to that one
46:43 absolutely not annoying! i think that was the point even. Even the characters felt that forboding feeling. But theres also happiness, sadness and so many more feelings inbetween all blended into each other so...naturally. hence this reality TV feeling. Its a unique slice of a very familiar and relatable experience which earns it its critical acclaim. Not the plot, but just the ability of screenplay to capture reality
I'm pretty sure I recommended this, THANK YOU so much for watching it! I had hoped you would enjoy the family aspect of the story. And of course, Steven Yeun 💙 It made me feel like I wanted to spend more time with my family. I wanted to make sure you all got a taste of how versatile A24 can get. I promise they don't only traumatize the audience, they love focusing on deep storytelling. Monica's quote about Jacob choosing the farm over the family was so impactful. And then during the fire, it clicks for her when she goes to try to save the farm with him. Then David finally runs after Grandma showing that physically he's getting stronger since his heart is getting stronger. To show Grandma that he thinks of her as his Grandma now. The fire reunited their family's bond and strengthened them both individually and as a unit. This was perfectly shown by them finally sleeping together on the floor which they refused to do at the beginning of the film. It was so grounded in reality and as you said, if you look at other people's lives you probably know someone who's been through something similar. I am not Korean but I know in a lot of different Asian cultures they heavily emphasize food as a means of bringing their families together. I've seen and heard of so many instances where they will just travel with spices and certain authentic foods that they've prepared for their family members who are in America. Who can't easily access the authentic versions. I know quite a few people who bring things like authentic kimchi over to their family members, I've seen a video of a girl unpackaging it after it was sent to her from her parents or grandparents. In Asian cultures, they LOVE communal meals such as hotpots. Where everyone sits around a table and enjoys it together. In the US we tend to just order a meal for ourselves and that's it. We eat our own meals and don't really share as much. In Asian cultures, they order meals for the entire table. That's why when you order at more authentic Asian restaurants they bring you a lot of food and then they give you smaller plates on the side. You are supposed to take some of each meal and transfer it onto the smaller plate so that you are grabbing some of everything because you are supposed to use the smaller plates to eat off of. It makes the entire meal more of a bonding experience instead of a self-centered one. You actually have to communicate with one another if you need a dish passed to you, and you learn how to share and only take the amounts you can eat because you need to save enough for everyone else to feed themselves as well. It also takes the burden off of the person preparing it because they can sit down to eat at the same time as everyone else. I prepare meals for many family members and I'm always the last to be able to sit down, so my stuff is always cold/ I have to reheat it a bunch. I wish we valued communal meals more like Asian cultures do. And randomly, the 1st time I ever heard that there was a job called Chicken Sexing was on Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe.
I would love to see you guys react to Imitation Game (2014), A Beautiful Mind (2001), and/or The Theory of Everything (2014)! They are all fairly similar movies but they are all amazing and Imitation Game is a personal favorite! Love what yall do, the laughs are amazing!
OMG i cant beilive you are watching minari not a very reaction friendly film. The soundtrack is one of my faves of all time, the composers works throughout his films is eye watering. If you want to watch AN AMAZING movie with Steven Yeun please watch Burning. Ik you guys don't watch many foreign films but it is amazing and you guys would love reacting to it!
Check out Men of Honor ! ! The true story of the first black men becoming a US Navy Master Diver. The odds he fights and the cost he pays is just beyond anything.
hey guys! idk if yall take requests like this and/or look at comments but i recommend u guys watching bodies bodies bodies ! its kinda like a murder mystery but with a crazy twist ! ive also read how it’s “ if gen z was in a horror movie “ anywho its really good and i feel like you guys would enjoy it
Hey, you guys should react to 'Unthinkable' (Released 2010) starring Samuel L Jackson and Carrie Anne Moss. Would be create to see your guys thoughts and opinions on it especially with certain situations/scenes
I don't know if you guys have seen it on your personal time, but I'd love to see your reactions to Bates Motel. An amazing show with mystery, intrigue, and suspense.
Honestly would have liked the movie more if they actually shot in Lincoln, Arkansas or around that area since that is where the family settled in real life. They shot in Oklahoma because it was cheaper to shoot in compared to Arkansas. It’s still a good movie, but as a native Arkansan it would have been nice to show off the state to other people.
Have you guys seen the tv series "Alias" starring Jennifer Garner,Bradley Cooper,Victor Garber. Jennifer does 80% of her own stunts. It's got action,drama,suspense,romance,mystery, it's got everything . It's such a great show. It would make such a great reaction. You all like the mission impossible tom cruise movies you would love it.
The film did not abruptly end. It told a complete story culminating in the big fire. The family stays together, realizing that is how they will survive.
@@PacificEgg The manari is a symbol, not necessary the thing that saved the family. The plant is a thriving species almost like weeds. The word “mi” means water and “nari” means vegetable. Their house survives as does the titular minari, a reminder of their Korean roots and the resilience required of them. That day, the family sleeps together in the living room, arms over one another.
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Try Spartacus TV series guys its so underrated
Can yall start watching kdramas korean dramas they soo good and funny
@@user-ml5sy2ce5e no, better spartacus
@@grixiscontrol lol they can react to both can't they I'm just kindly requesting for kdramas that all
Have you guys reacted to Parasite yet? It's a Korean film that absolutely broke the film industry as they won so many awards including Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards. Watching you guys react to Minari reminded me that I think I haven't seen y'all react to Parasite yet. Hoping you can consider! It's a masterpiece!
Minari is a plant used in many traditional Korean dishes, as soon as it dies it grows back stronger. A vegetable that can grow just about anywhere, a great use of symbolism representing Korean immigrants who can settle anywhere. This movie summarizes a life lived by first generation immigrant families of America. There is just as much selfishness in our parents struggles as there was selflessness. We long to see them succeed. David’s relationship with Grandma depicts great isolation that poc children create with their heritage and identity. “She is not a real grandma.” “She doesn’t bake cookies.” (Stereotyping a classic White-American Grandmother) “Grandma smells like Korea.”
This film effortlessly, and oh so beautifully, embodies, and encapsulates the American Dream.
Based on director Lee Isaac Chung’s young experience on the farm. Minari was nominated for 6 Oscars and a win for Youn Yuh-jung as the grandmother.
Typical Boring af artsy film that got way to much praise
@@GRIZY28 I don't think this was artsy at all or boring. It is a slice-of-life film about one family’s journey through the American experience. It was well-told and well-made, but you do you.
@@GRIZY28did you even watch the reaction? did they look bored to you?
It should've won the best picture imo. Even the cast deserved best actor noms especially Steven yeun.
Steven Yeun always gives an incredible performance and the whole cast is just fantastic, really love this movie and how different it is from a lot of Hollywood movies. That being said it is an A24 after all
Youn Yuh-jung (Grandmother) is in an absolutely stunning series called "Pachinko" that I think you guys would really enjoy.
Pachinko is an amazing book. I didn't know it's a movie now!
@@nabimiso It's a series on Apple. They renewed it for a second season but a release date hasn't been announced yet. Hopefully it'll come out soon! The first season was just brilliant. I need to read the book!
@@cuchelo1It's coming out in August this year, I believe! They released the new title sequence for it!
This movie hit me soooo hard. I'm half korean by my father's side and I gotta say there is a huge existencial void in my life - that I never knew I had before watching Minari. My dad never bothered to teach me or my sister how to speak korean (also he's not such a nice person and like Jacob my father's greed put us in such a vulnerable place while growing up).
Anyways, me and my sister couldn't communicate with our grandma (halmoni) as we wanted due to the language barrier.
She passed away two years ago and I still can't get pass the grief. Now that I'm older I can understand how hurtful it must have been for her not being able to interact with us as much as she wanted nor presenting korean culture.
My grandma was an amazing and strong woman. She was born in North Korean and scaped the war when she was only a teenager.
At the beginning of this month grandma came to me during a dream so happy to see me but she asked me if I could start studying korean anytime soon so we could talk more and she would love to help me. So I started my korean classes and I'm studying and watching all the contents I possibly can about Korean culture in hopes to reconnnect with
Now I'm here crying while watching you guys react to this movie. Thank you for being so sensitive as usual.
aw thank you for sharing, wishing you the best with your studying/reconnecting with your culture!
fun fact! steven yeun was the first asian actor to EVER be nominated for best actor at the oscar’s bc of his performance in this film :-) insane that it took so long, but he absolutely deserved it. i always knew he was talented, but he rlly knocked it out of the park in this
i totally get what you mean about being conditioned into expecting the absolute worst out of dramas in the discussion at the end, i always say something similar when i recommend this movie to ppl!! like, it’s still so beautiful and raw and grounded even without insane tragedy, and the tough things that happen still HAVE weight and ARE devastating, but it’s because of what they mean for this specific family that we’ve grown to care for and root for as an audience, not because they just threw in the most objectively terrible thing that could happen regardless of who you are
Pretty wild that Lee Isaac Chung, writer/director of this movie is the director of the sequel to 'Twister' with Glen Powell coming out in July, didn't see that one coming!
So he goes from Glen to Glen?
@@Mangolite Yup :)
Yeah I'm looking forward to that movie mainly because he's directing it. Plus Glenn Powell is a solid actor as is Daisy Edgar Jones who plays the female lead in it.
When David begins running after grandma I just broke down in tears
This is a movie I originally didn’t want to watch because I hate family dramas; they’re too intense. But I realized watching this reaction that it’s not that I didn’t want to watch this film, but I didn’t want to watch it alone. Thanks for watching it with me!
Thank you for reacting to this beautiful film. I love the story of the immigrant experience and the dynamic of the family. Grandma is the best!
Glad you guys covered this film! It's beautiful in its simplicity and portrays the complex family dynamics in such a raw way. It's filled with quiet moments and struggles that first generation immigrants often face. The scene where Monica cries over chili powder and anchovies from Korea comes to mind. Something that may appear silly to cry over initially, but it brings Monica great comfort and joy, as those particular ingredients aren't as accessible to her in Arkansas, but are often used in Korean cuisine. It's something that's both familiar and comforting, along with the arrival of her mom, in a space that still feels so foreign and daunting to her. I remember reading an article about how ethnic supermarkets are often one of the first spaces of comfort for immigrants, as they provide the sights, scents and nourishment that are familiar and reminiscent of their home countries ✨
Loved to see y’all laughing during the small moments, comforting to see how some things are the same no matter where you come from.
The little girl was not from the modern family. Glad you guys enjoyed the movie tho. The movie captured those early Koreans who moved to the US and tried to settle in.
My husband of 23 years is a Korean immigrant and this review was so fun to watch. They really nailed the family dynamics and trust me, Korean grandmas are just like this! If you guys go down the Korean movie/drama rabbit hole you may never come back, they are awesome.
Are you Korean as well?
Glen lives! Lol
i really hope you guys will watch more asian pictures in the future!
No mercy, i saw the devil
Past Lives! One of the best films i've seen in years.
I hadn't watched this and it was amazing to see it along side you guys! Also, it's so funny to see you traumatized XD waiting for something bad to happen 😂😂😂
You know your state is so forgotten that you get excited every time the movie mentions the word “Arkansas”💀
Nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture.
It should've won.
I've been waiting for you to finally rest and be able to watch! Thanks again guys
forgot how much i loved this movie. so glad yall watched this. this type of comforting intimate movie reminds me of another called “driveways” hopefully one day y’all end up reacting to that one
46:43 absolutely not annoying! i think that was the point even. Even the characters felt that forboding feeling. But theres also happiness, sadness and so many more feelings inbetween all blended into each other so...naturally. hence this reality TV feeling. Its a unique slice of a very familiar and relatable experience which earns it its critical acclaim. Not the plot, but just the ability of screenplay to capture reality
david running towards grandma is so comforting and sad at the same time, loved that scene!
Beautiful music too. One of my favourite soundtracks.
Brilliant movie; brilliant reaction.
Thanks, guys.
LOVE that you reacted to this!
Who selected this ! Great choice.
Such a great American immigrant story
Guys, please watch and react to Midnight Runners. It’s a korean action comedy film. Hope you’ll consider watching it!
Been waiting for this one! I watched it on the treadmill and was SOBBING by the end.
I'm pretty sure I recommended this, THANK YOU so much for watching it! I had hoped you would enjoy the family aspect of the story. And of course, Steven Yeun 💙 It made me feel like I wanted to spend more time with my family. I wanted to make sure you all got a taste of how versatile A24 can get. I promise they don't only traumatize the audience, they love focusing on deep storytelling.
Monica's quote about Jacob choosing the farm over the family was so impactful. And then during the fire, it clicks for her when she goes to try to save the farm with him.
Then David finally runs after Grandma showing that physically he's getting stronger since his heart is getting stronger. To show Grandma that he thinks of her as his Grandma now. The fire reunited their family's bond and strengthened them both individually and as a unit. This was perfectly shown by them finally sleeping together on the floor which they refused to do at the beginning of the film.
It was so grounded in reality and as you said, if you look at other people's lives you probably know someone who's been through something similar.
I am not Korean but I know in a lot of different Asian cultures they heavily emphasize food as a means of bringing their families together. I've seen and heard of so many instances where they will just travel with spices and certain authentic foods that they've prepared for their family members who are in America. Who can't easily access the authentic versions. I know quite a few people who bring things like authentic kimchi over to their family members, I've seen a video of a girl unpackaging it after it was sent to her from her parents or grandparents.
In Asian cultures, they LOVE communal meals such as hotpots. Where everyone sits around a table and enjoys it together. In the US we tend to just order a meal for ourselves and that's it. We eat our own meals and don't really share as much. In Asian cultures, they order meals for the entire table. That's why when you order at more authentic Asian restaurants they bring you a lot of food and then they give you smaller plates on the side. You are supposed to take some of each meal and transfer it onto the smaller plate so that you are grabbing some of everything because you are supposed to use the smaller plates to eat off of. It makes the entire meal more of a bonding experience instead of a self-centered one. You actually have to communicate with one another if you need a dish passed to you, and you learn how to share and only take the amounts you can eat because you need to save enough for everyone else to feed themselves as well. It also takes the burden off of the person preparing it because they can sit down to eat at the same time as everyone else.
I prepare meals for many family members and I'm always the last to be able to sit down, so my stuff is always cold/ I have to reheat it a bunch. I wish we valued communal meals more like Asian cultures do.
And randomly, the 1st time I ever heard that there was a job called Chicken Sexing was on Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe.
Love this movie and you guys reactions
Guys come on, when is Bridgerton coming?? Oak would esp. love it bc it's like Pride and Prejudice with hot steamy scenes ❤🔥😂
Wow I wasn’t expecting this but am excited!! I loved this movie.
I would love to see you guys react to Imitation Game (2014), A Beautiful Mind (2001), and/or The Theory of Everything (2014)! They are all fairly similar movies but they are all amazing and Imitation Game is a personal favorite! Love what yall do, the laughs are amazing!
OMG i cant beilive you are watching minari not a very reaction friendly film. The soundtrack is one of my faves of all time, the composers works throughout his films is eye watering. If you want to watch AN AMAZING movie with Steven Yeun please watch Burning. Ik you guys don't watch many foreign films but it is amazing and you guys would love reacting to it!
Check out Men of Honor ! ! The true story of the first black men becoming a US Navy Master Diver. The odds he fights and the cost he pays is just beyond anything.
What a random reaction. Love it
hey guys! idk if yall take requests like this and/or look at comments but i recommend u guys watching bodies bodies bodies ! its kinda like a murder mystery but with a crazy twist ! ive also read how it’s “ if gen z was in a horror movie “ anywho its really good and i feel like you guys would enjoy it
We watched this movie in my sophomore English class. I still listen to the soundtrack 2 years later ❤❤❤
Edit: grammar
Yes!
my korean grandma enjoyed playing chess and she cheated by moving two squares for pawns even after their initial moves. we just had to let her win.
The american dream. Thats it, thats the comment.
Really can’t wait for your Dune Pt 2 reaction guys!
Wow this is an unexpected one!
You guys should do another family value movie = hello ghost, Chinese version in Netflix. Both Chinese and Korean version are good.
The folks really had a ptsd lol
You should check out the 2018 "Oceans 8" with Sandra Bullock and Cate Blanchett or "Timeless" Gerald Butler 🍿🎥🎉 Enjoy your reactions guys 😊😁
Hey, you guys should react to 'Unthinkable' (Released 2010) starring Samuel L Jackson and Carrie Anne Moss. Would be create to see your guys thoughts and opinions on it especially with certain situations/scenes
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I don't know if you guys have seen it on your personal time, but I'd love to see your reactions to Bates Motel. An amazing show with mystery, intrigue, and suspense.
Honestly would have liked the movie more if they actually shot in Lincoln, Arkansas or around that area since that is where the family settled in real life. They shot in Oklahoma because it was cheaper to shoot in compared to Arkansas. It’s still a good movie, but as a native Arkansan it would have been nice to show off the state to other people.
You guys seen queens gambit?
Love this film 💕
Wait have they done Parasite???
Yup. It's up right now
Have you guys seen the tv series "Alias" starring Jennifer Garner,Bradley Cooper,Victor Garber. Jennifer does 80% of her own stunts. It's got action,drama,suspense,romance,mystery, it's got everything . It's such a great show. It would make such a great reaction. You all like the mission impossible tom cruise movies you would love it.
I’ve heard great things about the series so I’m excited to watch it in one of the streaming platforms
@edamariko hopefully you do some reactions to it I think it would be great for your channel 🙂
Minari is Korean watercress not ginseng
this movi explains everthing i love and hate about america
Would you consider watching "Nomadland" (2021)?
You guys should watch Ford v Ferrari great movie
So grandma brought and planted an invasive species of plant 🤔
Is there any reason reaction channels don't watch this movie when it's so well received by critics and watchers?
People are racist since this video only has 5.4k views as of 14 hours since this video was uploaded. Should be 50k views minimum
koreans are just like you.
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I tried watching this a couple weeks ago but I couldn't get into it.
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Kinda an abrupt ending?
The film did not abruptly end. It told a complete story culminating in the big fire. The family stays together, realizing that is how they will survive.
@@Mangolite idk I'd like just maybe 15 min more showing how the Minari saved the farm (assuming that's what happened)
@@PacificEgg The manari is a symbol, not necessary the thing that saved the family. The plant is a thriving species almost like weeds. The word “mi” means water and “nari” means vegetable. Their house survives as does the titular minari, a reminder of their Korean roots and the resilience required of them. That day, the family sleeps together in the living room, arms over one another.
You guys should watch MOANA❤️🩹
Where’s attack on titan?
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정작 한국인은 별관심없어하는 한국영화 ㅋㅋㅋ
por favor assistam Fallout!
Reaction to lala land ❤❤❤❤😢😢😢
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