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  Review by Philbert Dy ★★★★★ 163

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  Update: Now in video form

  There is a house on a hill, and there are people in it. And they're nice, but not really. There is a garden, and there they get a lot of sunlight. And it is nice, and they get to sleep there sometimes.

  There is a house underground, and there are people in it. And they're the first to tell you that they're not very nice: they're con-men, grifters, forgers and imposters. They sit among stink bugs, and they've been there for so long that maybe they've convinced themselves that they just belong there.

  There is a rock, and it is a gift, but it is also a burden. And maybe it's a metaphor, but it's…

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  Review by hollie amanda ★★★★★ 72

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  call me by your name’s cum peach walked so parasite’s killer peach could run

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  Review by Matt Singer 49

  Another Bong hit.

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  Review by karsten ★★★★★ 44

  Our expectations were high but HOLY FUCK

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  Review by Branson Reese 12

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  It rules that Bong Joon-Ho anticipates you anticipating a twist where the rich family is smarter than they appear and then pulls the rug out from under you to reveal that they’re actually even dumber and more casually cruel than you originally thought. That’s radical realism, baby.

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  Review by demi adejuyigbe ★★★★★ 27

  One detail I noticed this time around is that Min and Mr. Park both react the same way to being asked if they like or love the people that they're romantically involved with– by laughing. And in Mr. Park's case, giving a sarcastic answer that undercuts his saying 'yes'. Min and Mr. Park are both seen as powerful figures deserving of respect, and the way they dismissively respond to an earnest question about whether they truly care for the people they're supposed to tells us a lot about how powerful people think about not just the people below them, but everyone in their lives.

  "I just feel comfortable here. It feels like I was born here. Maybe I had my wedding here, too. In my old age, love will comfort me."

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  Review by karsten ★★★★★ 27

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  The bloody napkin scene....top 3 scenes of all time. Hands down.

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  Review by lauren ★★★★★ 15

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  morse code me by your name and i'll morse code you by mine

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  Review by karsten ★★★★★ 47

  Watched with a live orchestra and an introduction by Bong. It was one of my favorite experiences at a theatre, obviously.

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  Review by clemmie ★★★★★ 41

  a question to people who rate this 4.5: what more do you want literally what more do you want

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  Review by Matt Singer ★★★★½ 7

  The tent won’t leak. It’s from America.

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  Review by issy 🥝 6

  maybe the real parasite... was the friends we made along the way