I can accept that if by ‘family’ you mean people who truly love you. What if everything about you is lost BECAUSE of your biological family and themes like these only fuel their egos and their narcissistic tendencies to “keep the family together no matter what”

@@chtianj Well said, because no, they weren't. I'm doing fine. ✌️

If your family is Asian yeah.

@@alexcarter8807 not if you're gay

Depending in how is your relationship with your family. 😎

你們真辛苦了。

Is your family still in business there?

Did you ever move back to LA?

Chinese are usually different in migrant life because they have a big lingustic diversity society.

I dont think it was a lie... that was like the first few minutes

I saw it last weekend. It IS beautiful. 9/10.

Its so true.

Yes

This is not a trailer this clip is the first few minutes from this minari movie.

As soon as the score kicked in at 0:00 I knew this movie was going to be beautiful 🙂

@punker99 Lmao.

dude it's fiction

@@nichtswiezuvor They know it's fiction. It's just a wholesome thing to say and emphasizes that they were invested in the movie.

@@mistersandmere335 Damn, that got spoiled for me through your comment lol. I feel like you might want to specify when you're about to mention something like that since the movie came out recently and this is the opening scene for anyone who hasn't seen it. Edit: Damn he just deleted the comment

@@nichtswiezuvor of course, I am fully aware of that. It is just a saying.

The Garden of Eden is big.

For me, it's that angelic music at the start.

Me too

저도그랬어요

lol. It is the music effect and composition snd rhythm of shots

I think it's the genuinity of the story that deeply touches us.

“Mastepiece” like dunkey said.

Yuh-Jung Youn, playing grandma in MINARI, will play Sunja in 'PACHINKO', Apple TV+ drama.

@Abhisar Choubey Minari is an American-produced movie, written and directed by an American filmmaker, distributed by an American company (A24) about an American family.

@Zander Reyson You know best right?

Hey guys, chill. It's just a matter of perspective. That's what it is.

@Zander Reyson this isn’t stereotypical at all. This is an extremely accurate representation of the immigration of a Korean family in the 80s. If you’ve actually watched the entire film, the little details that were included were extremely relatable for Korean people in general. If anything, this movie was absolutely outstanding from the script, to the cinematography, and the music. It honestly made me cry because of how much this movie reminded me of my grandmother. I hope you took into account that this movie is not an accurate representation of an asian family, but a Korean family.

@Zander Reyson i disagree. This was the norm for most Korean American immigrants back in the day. The 80s were a tough time to be a poc because the US was just starting to diversify. And if you’re not even Korean, how would you know it is stereotypical? There were no extremely racist scenes, and when it came to the white children asking questions about their features, it really showed the innocent curiosity that those children had because they’ve probably never seen an Asian person before. And please stop correlating this movie to the entire Asian race. This movie was about Koreans specifically and the accuracy was honestly astonishing. And as for our features being considered “outlandish”, that’s exactly how our features were interpreted back in the 1980s. Idk why or how this movie demoralizes or deprives you as a non-Asian person. You know nothing about Korean culture, and the whole point of the movie was to show an immigrant family trying to obtain the American dream.

That's the power of reputation in a nutshell.

Except when this movie isn't trying hard at all and just wants to tell a story. Wouldn't matter which studio. It was well done

Except this movie was shit.

@@bratmojmojbrat7727 this movie was a masterpiece

I do too

This is the first time I've seen someone else notice that. For some reason A24 trailers turn the 2.35:1 aspect ratio into 16:9. I noticed it with In Fabric too.

@@visualsforyou7120 Yes, they absolutely did it with In Fabric too! A24 isn’t the only distributor on KZfaq who has released a trailer in the wrong aspect ratio, just wished that attention to detail was being looked at more closely

Scene cut, necessity for continuity.

😂

And thanks to the grandma who plants minari

It was good? Sad?

@@Carcosahead I'd day it's a definite watch

@@Carcosahead My whole family loved it, must watch

Bumping this so the social media person in charge of this page can see it and tell it to the distribution manager.

@@tayduatrinhcoi Thanks mate

it's called "Big Country"

For me too! I hated Negan for a while afterwards lol!

I know I keep thinking there are zombies after him.

how was it?

@@eliadams6330 it's pretty decent, and sad.

@@eliadams6330 Really good oscar worthy movie. The grandma and the mother stole the show.

@@redred4877 is say it should've been nominated for best screen play, supporting actress, and best picture with supporting actress having a good chance of winning it

@@ohdaUtube yes indeed

Just what I was thinking too when he lifted up that dirt! Ah, no, I've been to Arkansas a lot and that is not good soil. Illinois (my home state) and Iowa have the best!

I've spent 6 years in Champaign IL and I totally agree with you

The rest of the movie will go into it. If you find out you're spoiling the movie