After your analysis, I'm surprised by how much I've missed while I was watching the movie. What a thorough and deep analysis of the amazing movie! Also, I was pleasantly surprised by your perfect pronunciation of Korean names! Thank you and please, keep the great work!

Can you please put Arabic subtitles??

@@ahmadyusuf9342 do you mean autogenerated or an actual translation?

does that look like a film you can enjoyed? it depressing at best...

Capitalism. It’s killing us.

Yes, the Kims lived below the toilet

I loved how the went down the stairs, seemingly for miles and miles, to get home.

Yea, hearing that being said and pointed out really hit me, can’t believe I didn’t catch that.

It means that they live below the city’s sewage’s system since the toilet most likely had to drain downwards without any sump pump system.

A lot of people do. Usually the toilet's on the 2nd floor.

While they were having pleasure in sofa,they still didn't look down.

Mr park did look down when he found the panties, no?

Luis Jasso lolll true

Luis Jasso only bc he dropped something

The rich guy looked down at the car when he saw the panties

Yes from the evacuation area parallel

Dorritos fritos and cheetos

and Ms Park choose white t-shirt as well

yea i noticed in the final scene they were all wearing grey except for the sister

@@oshin_aykaz6889 doritos, cheetos or fritos indeed brother

Damn just noticed that, no wonder why he kept drawing him he was traumatized

Oh snap!!! :0 your right. Good eye

and the black thingy on the edge of the drawing meaning is that person came from the basement? cmiiw (black=dark=basement)

I'm glad someone else caught that

Yes. The “ghost” that scared him on his birthday.

selling lies. Well not really lies they're the real deal but rather dreams hes selling dreams

By selling Bricks ANOTHER BRICK

Oh wtf I didn’t catch that

I have a feeling that Mrs Park came from a rich family and Mr Park became rich through his business.

Gav J I agree. Her apparent uselessness makes me think she has been privileged her whole life.

Yo that is brilliant

I remember someone saying once “the real battle is poor fighting against the poorer while the rich are watching in bliss from afar”

@@commanderhedgehog590 Oh my god. I'm so glad I've ran into your comment. This is exactly the perspective I got from this film.

The scene when all the Kim are on the stairs listening to what's happening down in the basement with the old maid and then they slip and they all fall down is to signal that both families are actually in the same position, the Kim thought they were above them but that was only an illusion.

Woah

David Williams what do you mean explain more he said it

@David Williams it symbolizes Ki Jung's mental and emotional state I think. A one push she could go mental breakdown I think? that's what I interpreted

@@cas9007 yes she was in denial about her living conditions and effects of their actions. This can also be seen when her father was showing concern over the former driver, and she told him to just think about themselves.

the strongest cinematic moment of the film for me too... the depth i think a very human! moment...

I like how it cut from the maid throwing up into the toilet in the basement to Jessica sitting on a toilet shooting out nasty shit. There was a ton of symbolism in that one scene.

Ji Hye Park perfect line 👌🏻

"You know what kind of plan never fails? No plan. No plan at all." "You can't go wrong with no plans. We don't need to make a plan for anything. It doesn't matter what will happen next. Even if the country gets destroyed or sold out, nobody cares." My favouite line

it not the nice... i do see nice people who not rich... it just all about they fucking fool... i would notice they up to something long ago... since my family may be asian but good connection don't mean much... i won't let kid sleep in toy tent in heavy rain...

@@bennytrinh7228 "We don' need no steenking plans!"

Ji Hye Park “if I was rich, I would be nice too”

Christian Sandoval kdjdjsks THIS

great observation

Well technically native Americans were conquered after the Indian wars and were treated at as such. Just wanted to clarify that. I am Native American and I like how you mentioned that. People tend to forget that we got off pretty good from that, we were allowed to be sovereign nations and some reservations got out of the poor living conditions and managed to integrate. I like this movie because it uses that symbolism and it’s easily understood with history knowledge

Also, considering the boy was haunted by the memory of the guy on the stairwell, having a bow and arrow on him at all times makes sense.

I think it also shows how they are so detached from the plight of the Native Americans that they treat it as a plaything. To them, dressing up and cosplaying as American Indians shows how little they think of them--not at all except as a toy.

No villians! The Parks must be villians just for not knowing anything!

The villain of the story was capitalism, typical Bong.

@@Elena-gj6ow - villans are usually people but I guess they can be things. If capitalism is the villan what/who is the hero?

it is korean movie.... they all like that... but you can tell that they all fuck from the beginning of the movie that if their life cross..it will not end well...

@Lindy T - well, if so, the poor family was the villians for carrying out such a lie/ deceiving the rich family. Both sides are the villians and the heros. #periodt

Angel Flores everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. In a capitalist society, you are paid for what you can demonstrate that you are worth. Are there good restaurants or good tv shows that just don’t get enough viewers or buyers? Yes, it’s marketing and selling yourself and economics of supply and demand. The rich family’s dad was like a ceo of a tech company so he had a lot of skills to bring to the table that isn’t house cleaning,etc. different skills for different folks. It’s great that we all have the freedom to cultivate skills. I believe that even in a society like in South Korea if you are able to demonstrate your ability despite how much they emphasize prestige if you went to top universities,etc you can go far. A lot of good companies don’t care about where you went to school. At the end of the day employers care about getting results. If you can convince them you can, you’re hired, all things considered. I can appreciate the director of the movie in how he framed such a great story and with engaging characters. The rich and the poor do have certain elements to what the movie shows but that shouldn’t discourage anyone or have them believe they can’t make it on their own. Most of the recent top earners became top earners from the poor. Top 1% people change all the time.

Yeah so true -- my friend caught a subtle scene where when the dad is driving and the rich guy says don't worry this isn't a test, the camera focuses on the coffee he's holding. It is a test and he's watching the coffee to see if it splashes when he turns and drives.

it not about qualified a maid and driver is not hard the job... but the problem is like would you had homeless people near your jordan shoe?

@@augburto Yes exactly! Chung-sook being able to prepare a dish she had never even heard of for Yeon-kyo shows a lot of resourcefulness and capability. Ki-woo and Ki-sung are also at least decent teachers, since Ki-woo teaching English is never shown to be a problem, and Ki-sung googles psychology of painting to at least fake like she's helping a developing child.

@@assuming9735 If they didn't get greedy and try to get the housekeeper fired they could've built up their net worth, get out of poverty with 3 out of the 4 working good jobs. They had an opportunity to get out of poverty, blaming the situation when they could've done better is not taking responsibility, so no they weren't stuck in their situation like you make it seem. They were the problem with their greed.

Holy crap...

Literally so many meanings this film, you would have to watch it a million times to understand and catch every little sentence meaning and objects

This is reaching abit I think. If Mr. Kim was an employee of the bunker guy then why did he not recognise/acknowledge him when he saw him?

@@MCee97 Most business owners don't actually work in their stores or work alongside their employees or even meet their employess. They hire store managers to do that. The owners just reap the profits. That's one theory.

A super point noted by you. Excellent, You have summarized beautifully. Your English is superb

Yehhhh I assumed itd be pretty useless especially for a 'detailed analysis'

You'd be surprised how many KZfaqrs ®©™ (try to) make a living doing just that, copy and pasting an entire plot for the air time

Most annoying thing ever

yeah took me 2 time watching it to understand ik i am idiot

Omg yes !

That's why he didn't die because the stone isn't that heavy?

@@HakeemRDaud ohhhhh now I understand

Holy shit 🤯

Very intriguing info! Thanks for that!

@@SpikimaMovies you're welcome ♥

That's so interesting! what country are you from where they call it a parasite?

@@thugpoet1847 I'm from Georgia.

Wow

ah yes this is a type of cinematography diving the characters by lines , Separating them, notice how the 'old maid' and 'kevin' were on one side - lower class and the lady on the another

Accented Cinema made a video that talks about the line. It’s prevalent throughout the film. At one point the son looks out the window wondering if he fits in. You can see him and his reflection seperated by a line

That line is everywhere. You can notice it if you see it closely

designmc Also when the father of the Kim family (sorry, don't know names) goes to first pick up the Park father, there's a line in the window

10:43

That was also brought up when they were getting paid! She said every fourth box was messed up, so that they'd pay them less

I love the camera panning over to the dad and his daughter looking back at him when they say "every 1 out of 4 is a reject." This movie is SO WITTY

@@fionaaron3854 4 is seen as an unlucky number in Korea. Most buildings don't have a 4th floor on the elevator

@@fionaaron3854 instead of folding the pizza boxes properly like his family, he follows the girl in the video to fold it as fast as possible and not caring whether he did a good job, which explains why out of the 4 of them he is the one to be stuck in the basement

wow that is really interesting

I know mr. park

I know right? I remember mostly of their western aliases. And just some of them at that: “Kevin” and “Jessica”.

This shows how perceptually and even cognitively biased we are.

@@hahm99 no I dont think so. Its just that it's a different name culture than ours

anothername99 Its probably harder to remember because we are not exposed to it as much. I’m Brazilian, but I watch American, Canadian and other western shows and movies all the time, so names like “Kevin” are easy to remember since it’s associated to a lot of characters in shows I like (Ed Edd and Eddy is the first one that comes to mind and I watched as a child) Jessica is a common name in my country so is also easier to remember. Even the not that few eastern shows that I watch (mostly anime) have their characters’s names being very different that what I’m used to. Even so, it ends up being easier to remember because in an episodic series I’m reminded of those names a number of times. While in “Parasite” ‘s case is a movie I’ve seen only once.

In my country you don't need to pay anything to study in a public college, I don't know how college works in South Korea but that's an idea

@@anar.3281 College works different in Korea. Everything is paid, even with scholarships and such, it's so hard to went up to college since the way of living there is too expensive. If you can live four to five years with noodles as food 3x a day, borrowing books from others, then maybe just "maybe" it's possible.

@@anar.3281 if you are that poor even taking the train to college, getting books is an expense. Not to mention that if you attend classes you have no time to work. And they clearly need all the children to be working

Ana R. You have to pay for college, along with high school, middle school, and elementary. In the beginning they mention how the daughter stopped attending school because they couldn’t afford for her to continue. I’m which I find ironic, the daughter is the most intelligent in the family both educationally and streetwise and she couldn’t finish high school but she basically connected with the rich family the most and help them with forging the paper work.

@@ayathasan9090 No - elementary and middle school is free for all. High school, you need to pay, but not that much. The College tuitions are a problem, though, yeah.

This just blew my mind. Maybe it IS a reach, but honestly something I love about films like this is that we can find so much meaning in everything, even beyond what the creators had intended. :)

@@saras.1923 thank you so much, this message really made my week :) and yes! movies are pure art

Yes, the invisible workforce is what make the life of the wealthy so fluid and easy...

Also, the first shot is the camera panning down to the Kim son (sorry don't know names), but there are noticeable rays of sunlight shining through the window. However, the last shot pans down and there's no sunlight (although there's a tiny bit of light from the streetlights coming through) and its in the dead of winter (usually symbolic of things like death, harshness, etc. Really kills any thought of Kim son being ever able to afford that house.

This is amazing!!!!

And also the rich father complained about the poor father’s smell

Lala what if there’s a sequel to this movie and it’s about the background story of minhyuk?

​@@yupitsme7574 Unlikely. Though Park Seo-joon (the guy who played Min-hyuk) is a very famous actor in Korea, I was surprised that he only played a cameo/extra here.

@@blackraven028I know right I was kinda disappointed he is amazing

I think Min-hyuk just didn't consider Ki-woo seriously. To him, Ki-woo is not even a contender for Da-hye(the daughter of Park). We can see Min-hyuk saying that his classmates from prestigious university are not trustworthy. Min-hyuk trusts Ki-woo because Ki-woo got nothing to threaten him. It can be an analogy of Rich people who don't even think poor people seriously deep inside of their minds. It seems Min-hyuk is helping Ki-woo but if he really cares Kim's family, he would never give them a gift like the stone.

I recall that rock was insisted to be given to Kiwoo's family by Minhyuk's grandfather (or so he says). He even mentions that his grandfather had been collecting those types of rocks since he was young that their whole house is filled with them. He even mentions many rooms of the house, which is also an indicator that his family is indeed wealthy (because of the big house). When they got the rock, Kiwoo's dad even examined it and seemed to be knowledgable about those things too, and Minhyuk went "Wow you know about these things". We don't know their relationship with minhyuk's grandfather, but maybe he knew Kiwoo's dad would appreciate the rock. Kiwoo's mom on the other hand, said "food would've been better." I think Minhyuk and Kiwoo are parallels, same as with how maybe Minhyuk's grandfather and Kiwoo's dad are parallels. When Minwoo mentions that the house is filled with those rocks, whose value seems high to those who know about them, you could see the contrast to how the Kim's house was filled with just clutter. They seem to be opposites in that sense and seem to be parallel to each other, but overlap with that rock. I would even go as far as to assume that Minhyuk's grandfather and Kiwoo's dad met each other when they served in the military, since minhyuk's grandfather started collecting those rocks during his cadet days, and it is also something Kiwoo's dad would probably enjoy to do if he could afford to collect them. Also we don't know if the rich daughter even liked Minhyuk back, we just know that he liked her. Since she very quickly fell for Kiwoo, we can't say if she really did like Minhyuk. I think it is also significant to note that Minhyuk comes all the way to the Kims' place and comes inside their home, first sight we see of him is from the POV of the Parks', Minhyuk outside on elevated ground. Opposite to Kiwoo who goes to the Parks' home climbing up and up. So in the sense that they are opposite parallels, i don't think Minhyuk was the similar type of "parasite" as Kiwoo was. I do think he was genuinely a friend that just really trusted him, since his wealthy grandfather also adores them enough to send them gifts (without occasion). Or maybe he was even just someone who trusted Kiwoo, not as a friend, but just someone to trust because they're not on the same level and he isn't a threat or competition to him.

Ikinararangal kong ako ay Iglesia ni Cristo clearly not since it has over 50 likes, and it’s just an insight idk why you mad. Just appreciate this cinematic masterpiece and shut up if you don’t have anything insightful to say.

Ikinararangal kong ako ay Iglesia ni Cristo I never said you were mad at the film? You’re mad at my comment for no reason. And I don’t know where your reading comprehension is at but like I said in my last comment, It’s clearly not obvious if 69 (nice) people liked it. So again, shut up and save yourself the embarrassment.

And then she lies in the basement about it and says she food for him from her salary.

Carrey On woahh i didn’t even realize that, amazing.

@Ionut Ionut It literally isn't. Viewers have to make the correlation themselves.

Omg i never thought of that 🤯 did you read that somewhere?

Yeah I said that, too. He wanted to gift it to them because he thought It truly brought prosperity. He wasn’t trying to kill them. I think the reviewer is pretty clueless on a lot of the deep meanings

That makes sense but i was confused as to why he wanted to be quiet while going inside the basement

@@officialholybible to not let other people know?

Astolfo But like if he wanted to give it to them as a gift why would he be sneaky sneaky tho

Someone in the comments mentioned that when Kevin went down to the basement with the stone, he did not go there with the intention to attack, but to give them the stone as a gift wishing them too prosperity like they got. But the thought of gifting actually got him injured and all hell broke loose. Maybe this could be connected with your point that, that gift should have been avoided by him.

I interpreted that very differently. She says multiple times to not worry about gifts and just come as you are, but I think we're supposed to know that she doesn't mean it. Just as the guests know she doesn't mean it so they all dress to the nines and bring a gift so Mrs Park can do the whole "oh, you shouldn't have" thing. It's all a social performance they do.

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Wow

Woooah

I wasn't the only one who was thinking about karma. I was like the toilet that's the karma for thinking that they were higher than the first housekeeper. (Sorry if I made mistakes I'm french)

What it's a valid interpretation. Do you take everything directors say at face value

Dokdo is lived many koreans.

@@QWER-wv5kn No, Dokdo is an uninhabited island. Are you confusing it with Ulleungdo?

Ohhhh, that's a good way of interpreting it. I saw it as spiderweb-like to reinforce their social class and the fact that they are parasites of the Parks with insect reminescent symbols. That in that particular scene, when they're returning to their home and having the stark reminder of who they really are, they are stuck metaphorically in the slums and underneath these webs.

Whoa that’s true too!

the husband of the housekeeper is named geun-se. moon-gwang is the housekeeper

"Jessica" said that thing about how everyone needed to only worry about themselves when she was drunk, but she still jumped in front of the knife to protect Da-song. Deep down she knew none of this was his fault. Dang I worry about that kid.

MD V i don’t know if it’s a korean belief but i wouldn’t be surprised if they implemented this superstition as a symbol even if it wasn’t a korean belief- after all they used the expansion into native american territory by european settlers as an analogy

We do believe that too. Our parents won't let us pick stones from riverside and keep it at home.

God! As a 19 year old, once I collected many colored stones from Rangeet river in Himalayas. But before leaving the river, a sudden realization occurred that we all amass what we like, we carry them and keep those till we live, and when we die, we leave everything that we have amassed all through life. I threw all the stones back to Rangeet.. Saved me from several curses I think..

@@AmitKumar-vx4hp wtf

@@anuvette yea, I was wandering there for 50 days on a solo trip, and thought several times of embracing Buddhism

In the end, after the father starts living in the basement he does the same thing. He apologizes to park while staring at his photo.

Kind of like liberals who live in capitalist countries and praise communist countries.

but without such inventions we wouldn't have advance phones, laptops, etc... so you kind of do have to thank the ones who invented them... Like really without things like wifi or the internet we wouldn't even have the luxury to post comments on youtube. heck there wouldn't even be a youtube or Netflix or anything related to the world wide web...

@@linda33528 Inventing new technology isn't something just millionaires do. Something millionaires tend to do is exploit people and the environment, even entire economies and industries, all to hoard more wealth than they'll ever need in a hundred lifetimes.

@@linda33528 also most of those apps you use are developed by their employees and not directly by them, while they also contribute heavily and have great responsibly for it and stuff they still underpay and overwork those people and of course take all the credit

안은주 Oh wow! I just rewatched it yesterday and even then didn’t really notice all those details. Thank for pointing it out ^^

But the thing is... it’s kind of choongsook s fault all this happened. Choongsook had no pity when the maid (I forgot name ) revealed her husband and try to pay her to keep the secret . Instead choongsook decides to call the police instead of having pity

amy 2337 I thought the same thing. Especially when the old housemaid was begging and calling them both needy, she had no compassion :(

@@vmulti2078 I think she does the right thing for her family, giving their current situation. It's way too risky letting the man continue living there. The real reason things fucked up is that the rest of her family tripped and acidentally revealed themselves.

Kirsten Casado It’s not about compassion unfortunately. It’s about survival. As many people have already mentioned, the poor will fight to reach the top of the ladder. It’s sad but true. I mean think about it. If an apocalypse took place, the poor would have to scavenge for resources while the rich would be perfectly ignorant and fine in those circumstances. Anyone would choose their own family over someone’s else’s. It’s a dark truth.

Nice! Did you like it? There are so many layers it's never-ending once you start analyzing!

@@SpikimaMovies Exactly! Which is why I loved it!

@@happyyy1445 Ikr! Have you watched the lighthouse? I recently reviewed it but there's SO much to peel back to that film as well. You might like it.

@@SpikimaMovies I haven't, but I just saw your review (I know I shouldn't have before watching the movie but I couldn't help myself 😅) and I'll definitely add it to my list of movies to watch! Thanks for the recommendation. :)

@@happyyy1445 that sounds like plan- thanks for watching! See you around the channel ;)

Or to symbolize the constant hate that poor has towards rich and vice versa

AM lord, I hated the Kim mother. But I liked the protagonists sister and the Park couple, especially the mom.

@@ghhhhhhhhhh Same, but reading some of these analysis comments made me like the Kim mother a bit more, because she was just looking out for her family the whole time above all. The sister was always only looking out for herself but I can't blame her, she didn't want to accept her life.

@@ketzexi6276 Every character in the movie puts themselves first. Even the Park daughter (who is mostly just a normal teenager) clearly feels ignored and like she gets less attention than her younger brother and she resents him and her parents for it. And there's nothing wrong with protecting your family first, except for when they tried to turn away the old housekeeper asking for help instead of teaming up and working together. Throwing others under the bus got them this far, but ultimately that selfish mindset held them back from bringing about any real change to thier situation.

That's the reason Parasite got best picture, not Joker.

That would explain the scene in the beginning when the maid was outside waking up the rich wife so that she could meet the new tutor!!!

HOLY FUCKIN SHIT

@Jason WoodsMr. Kim says that she is a "sinple woman." She doesn't notice anything.

So that is why that scene was important. I wondered why they made such a deal out of us seeing her make the plum extract drink. She probably usually adds the sedative.

@@BruceWaynesFactory i thought the scene shows her drug abuse. In the sex scene she says something like "bring me drugs, than you can to anything with me" which is a pretty "addict"-thing to say.

MixNMatchName another thing to point out but not really related to your comment is that there is also a comment above mentioning the number 4. The chinese word for number 4 sounds like the word for death, and in Korea the word for four(th) is a prefix in the word for death and Deceased. The daughter and the son of the parks are both the 4th member of the family and both die. (Well we do not know what happened to the little boy, but I believe he dies because they did not reach the ER for his siezure )

i just realized mr park and ki-jung are the only ones shown taking a bath. it was another foreshadowing about their link.

It was said that Mr. Park survived.

​@SørenCast Z Yes.

@SørenCast Z he dead..

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yesplease Watch ''The Priests''. That was the movie that made her popular and got accepted to the public as a good actress.

yesplease I KNOW RIGHT she kinda looks like seulgi from Red Velvet 🤪🤪👸🏻

She was bash out, last year was it i think, for being ugly in korea. Koreans have crazy beauty standars

@@carlac6914 I dont know exactly what you are talking about but I know for a fact that the korean public don't think she is ugly at all. Most Koreans think she is charming.

@@menlolotololo4901 exactly! a real masterpiece!

The beginning of the sequence of events, to the end of the real story (the letter and dreams of the poor son are fantasy)

Oh! Also, traditionally, burial sites in Korea were mounds on top of mountains 🤔

Also, Native American elements were used to show that even though they have a deep, complex history and culture, they've been reduced to just a child's hobby, something so surface-level. It's like how the rich view the poor as some kind of monolithic mass.

Sascha these are great points!

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Also, the way that the Kims family came into the Parks house was through connections. Through people recommending others, that is also a big social critic. Even though all four of them were qualified for the jobs they got if it weren't for connections they would never have the jobs in the first place.

you could take a step further and say that the levels of communication have their own level of class to them. From moorse code, being a useless and outdated method of communication, or free wifi and 'WhatsApp' as a semi-lowly form of communication. Also, English is regarded as a more prestige language, and it kind of highlights Ki-Woo as almost fitting in.

@@ericfromthat70sshow27 Mr Park and his wife never payed any attention to the morse code but when the dad used it to talk to his son he understood it :OOO holy shit

Yes, Capital is the parasite.

Glsd to hear that :) there are a LOT I didn't have time to cover here but this movie has so much more (as you probably know), which is why it's great

Hmm honestly as a Korean, the ramen thing is really not something to delve into that deeply. It's the same about people putting gold leaf on pizza, or truffle fries, etc. It's simply that they can do it, so they do it. The kid wanted the cheap meal, but clearly the mom wanted to offer more than that, so she asks Mrs. Kim to add Hanwoo beef (which is basically like the Korean version of Kobe beef).

@@lilazngur1yes you are actually correct! Refer back to my updated comments for further clarification :)

they dont have to look up is the point. you have 3 classes here and the parks are on the top

I think the rich folks look up when they climb the stairs

I partially agree, I feel like this movie can be left to your own interpretations like weather you think they were looking up or down or how there is no specific parasite, they all are feeding off each other that way they are neither looking up or down. I don’t know if this makes sense😅

Da song ( the boy ) did look up twice to the sky. Once when da hye mentioned it with her tutor and once shown by the movie.

Well, life came to earth with meteors which brings small life forms, something like a parasite.

Sammy Lee やら！

True. The stone is metaphorical of Illusion/Fake hope/Lack of reality and it is the parasite

Cocamila Am i poor？，me have to live with my brother and his wife because my family don’t have money to get house but shit it’s better dan nothing and better dan living in dat stank ass car 🚙 we have

Thanks! :)

minhmoviereviews.weebly.com I wrote about some of the points you mentioned in my revew

Nice! Yes I didn't find place to mention thar but now that you bring it up, it totally would've fit with foreshadowing. I'll check out what you wrote too

Spikima Movies Thanks your analysis was very on point

Christian Landa watch some film analysis channels on here like 1. Nerdwriter1 (this channel does insightful intellectual analysis of art and cinema) 2. Every Frame A Painting (this channel analyzes the craft of film making and points out cinematic techniques that filmmakers use to enhance themes) 3. StudioBinder (this channel has a wide range of content on cinema, ranging from analysis of films, analysis of directors etc) 4. The Take (this channel has some of the best and most rigorous and thorough analysis of film and tv shows) The only way to become more fluid and fluent in film analysis is to watch more films and to read and watch KZfaq content that analyzes films for you!! I hope this helps :)

@@marteenahsanchez1238 Thank you for putting me on!!! Really appreciate you taking your time to lead me in the right direction. KZfaq film community is beyond helpful.

@@TARRS1 You're welcome :) I hope you find the resources I mentioned helpful :)

Thank you! An analysis video for the lighthouse will be up this week :)