She's so incredible!!

👍👍👍👍👍

Right?! I thought the same thing. She’s the best translator I’ve seen so far. Unlike those on the Miss Universe. They suck lol

She is a rock star! She went to college in the US and is actually an intern in the movie business I think.

I have never seen a translator like her

exactly, I never cared about directors, I might know a few names, but that's just it, I'd just be hyped about the actors, and I love the actor that does the father of the rich family but I don't even care. I haven't seen such a nice person as Bong Joon Ho in a very long time. I just love him. He's my favorite from this crew. And I also think I like the translator, although it's unfair cause she's getting points from what the crew says xD so I enojoyed the last guy asking about her, she deserved some attention

Yesss

Dont be indo over proud club

Your Malaysian neighbour agrees!

Because you are such a good person who has broader sympathy and understanding without any prejudice. I am Korean, but I admire and respect people like you deeply. And I feel proud that we have people like you on this earth.

Because it's Asian representation ^_^ greetings from Singapore

I'm Indian and I'm also proud!!! Also he conducts himself like a boss without any cultural hangups.

@Smirk he is saying Bong doesn't make films thinking, "I'm gonna do this for Korea!" He does it with his own passion and his own artistry, just wanting to create an amazing story to share with the world. It's just a great bonus that he is Asian representing the Asian community and Korea with his talent. His win opened the door for future non-English films to be considered for more than just a foreign title. He even talks about this.

Smirk you’re an idiot

Smirk you are truly clueless

@Smirk Reading comprehension really wasn't your strong suit in Elementary, was it?

Smirk said Bong him self. You should watch all his interviews, he’s been questioned about it so many times. I’m sorry if you’re 12 and don’t understand his meaning yet.

From what I understand about interpreting, what they write down is just symbols that they understand. Wired made a good video explaining how interpreting works and they showed examples of these notes. So basically if they did turn it into a book, it'd be nonsense

So true

Conference interpreter Barry Slaughter Olsen explains what it's really like to be a professional interpreter. Barry goes behind the scenes of his vocation, breaking down the many real-life scenarios he faces on a day-to-day basis. From simultaneous and consecutive interpretation to chuchotage and décalage, take a peek behind what it really takes to be a professional interpreter. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qt1zo8yb18WrlYU.html

Oh, boy, you have fierce competition for that.

da96103 other interpreters should take example

easy Sunday Who was trolling?

trolling? who!?

@@melaniewilliams1351 Well, I've watched the ceremony again and I think I was a little exaggerating afterall, using the term'trolling' but I thought Joaquin could have pointed out better with his speech and Renee Zellweger was a little bit nervous,seeing her being not able to straighten out the speech and keep repeating "and,ummm"

But Im not saying that their performance is bad, actually those two are my favorite actor/actress and I really enjoyed both Joker and Judy

True tho. With the whole taking a chance to speak up during speeches. Political and what not. I read sumone comment about this n it keeps on repeating. Not hating but when u mention about director bong taking the same chance to give a speech about gratitude and all... Like yeh.

zzz For his sake, I hope he’s got some blackout curtains.

Kkkkkkkk

KCL 5 , agree

I think 1917 was the best with Parasite as a close second, but I'm weirdly happier with this outcome. Parasite had a kind of underdog narrative going in, whereas 1917 seemed like the obvious winner. Plus now way more people I know have actually heard of Parasite and I'll be able to talk to them about it, which I find exciting.

Parasite was the clear winner. Period

He can speak English fairly well, but imagine how well he can speak in Korean.

ping oh' actually, sharon is enterpreting for him while the questions are being asked so he's hearing them in korean from her

And the BONG together haha

LoL~~

Soju and korean bbq is the best

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@@KTone3X9 YES this comment 100%

Don’t forget the success of directors such as Ang Lee and Wong Kar-wai. There are still more great talent to come though.

Nah..not Chinese movie

@@KTone3X9 i agree, let's not seek for validation to awards

Do u all remember Transformers: Age of Extinction? Hong Kong sences filled with Chinese government and sponsorship milk...and Pacific rim 2?? They were bad.. when Chinese movie involved with hollywood, that movie become worst

Roma was really great but not as enjoyable for an avarage viewer as parasite IMO. Parasite is a perfect film for people to start to engage in foreign films more.

I need to rewatch Roma it was beautiful! But this made me so happy with the parasite win

still upset at the snub

need some fixes. Bong Joon Ho is right ^^

@Om Patel yeah I agree one hundred percent. I’ ve seen both the Irishman and ford v ferrari and these are perfect also.

Agree. All his speeches are on the art itself and his respect to his predecessors and fellow filmakers. No cringe woke political bullshit

@@ihsantriapramanda1973 Sometimes it's good to use the platform to speech out some deep issues. Like Joaquin Phoenix did in the Golden Globes and in the BAFTA. But it had to be balanced - don't use every award for a political or social criticism.

I appreciate your sentiment but Parasite was in fact a very political movie, just not in the fake, performative way Hollywood likes to do it.

@fluffywhitemanju hey mate, I'm sorry if I wasn't too specific in the first part of my comment where I brought up how he didn't make it all about the politics I was referring to his answers during this segment when he was being constantly asked questions pertaining to his race....I was actually impressed with his answers and how he handled himself.

Ihsan Tria Pramanda yes this man sure knows how to give credit!

She's in the middle of writing her own screenplay!

@@walle8642 heck ya

@@staceyshimabuku5423 ouuu nice, cant wait

lol but are they even allowed to smoke devil's lettuce? pretty sure its illegal for them...

@@allier1867 I'm afraid so. Even if you smoke where it's legal, it's still illegal as long as you are Korea national just for doing it, not only for having it with you. Sad but true.

@@shk71725 i think even gambling is illegal too. is that true?

@@allier1867 Yes Gambling is also illegal

@@sofie4732 damn no fun for him :D

The girl is quite famous now because of her works helping director with the translation. People already dig her background. Furthermore, the director was already mentioning in other several interview.

bong told an interviewer at golden globe when she was praised for her interpreter skill that she's actually a film director.

In an interview bong himself mentioned that she’s also a film director

Her interpretation skills are exceptional.🧐

That interpreter is Sharon Choi. She isn’t a qualified translator, however she is a filmmaker. Idk how she started translating for Bong, but she has been translating for Bong all award season. Her position as a bilingual filmmaker really made her more qualified for translating stuff than an actual translator, and it shows.

YES!!!! Disney's "live action" remakes and blockbuster superhero movies made me feel like Hollywood was entering a dark period of zero risk-taking. Korean cinema might be our saving grace the way that French cinema influenced a second golden age in Hollywood in the late 70s after the demise of the old studio system.

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 Oh I just learned about the fact of French cinema from you right now. But yes, it's true. I wanted the old Hollywood cinema style come back again. Not only putting on some computer tricks or whatsoever. That's where my turning point to Korean or British cinema and TV series, well sometimes I watch French.

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last line sounds like a very unhygienic country

Yooo this comment has me dying. Poor RM is probably tired! Lol

@@JoyfulOne468 hardout 😂

@@blueeses lol

Bts can't speak English? (Just asking, no hate)

No. She's a film student still in school. Don't think she's a K Pop enthusiast. Try again.

people are just uncomfortable seeing people unlike them win, they think they 'hand out' awards to people to appease their audience not because they actually created great work that deserved it. my dad stuck his nose up at the "hair love" win. like it was a move that was made only to be politically correct and keep the black community less outraged. or....maybe it was the grandstanding short this year? geesh. I loved kitbull as well, but a story about a little girl frustrated with her 4c hair and daddy having to fill the shoes of mom and the importance of hair for female black women and woman battling illnesses that makes them lose that identifier is an important message. its hard because all the films were good but it's more of the moral question: Are dog fights and animal abuse more important than young black girls accepting their hair? answer: they are all important and it was a subjective and personal taste decision based on the voting of the academy. audiences get all opinionated when a film directed by an AMERICAN black person or predominately black casted film wins the best film or director...but they are American and people still act all racist.

Whoever presented that argument fails to see how the oscars are run and who wins. The oscars has the history of 'bribery' and bias that it already has put a disadvantage for the american filmaker (or actors, actresses, animations, designs teams, etc.). Those who deserve the award don't get rewarded the trophy. This is arare moment where the best film was given appropriately. I believe Parasite was really deserving of this award because tje movie connected to many countries va capitalism; a topic (that I'm aware of) not really tackled by many american filmakers.