That long take followed by her walking back and then crying in her husband's arms was phenomenal and a perfect ending for the film, it really got me, I can remember being in the position of the man and having to say goodbye to a close friend who I can't meet again.
@@bobmarley6306 Incredible scene! I almost wanted there to be no music where she starts walking to keep the raw feeling of when they look at each other.
@@darkel2 That would have been good, but imo it's already so perfect. The film should have ended on their door closing rather than having 1 final shot of the man. But that's a minor complaint, brilliant film
@darkel2 I wasn't going to see this film although the trailer intrigued me, but I got a free ticket from Showcase and decided to satisfy my curiosity. Very glad things worked out this way or I'd have missed this gem. The film has been stuck in my head since I saw it 4 days ago I can't stop thinking about it.
Teo Yoo, alone, is a poetic guy. The way he just described the eyes and elaborated it in such a meaningful way, is so captivating. I love all the characters and their acting, a top-notch performance.
As an immigrant, that migrated to the US at a very young age like Nora. It quickly stood out to me that the movie was not necessarily a love story. To me it was about the struggle of Nora with her identity. It's a beautiful film because it can be interpreted as a love story or a story about the struggles with your identity. Loved it!
Same, same in here. As someone who moved abroad a long time ago, I am looking back like Nora is looking Hae Sung. There is longing, there is love, however I love my life at abroad, I love my personality at abroad more than my home country.
Wow, the way Teo Yoo described the eyes being the only part of the nervous system which can just expose one's thoughts and emotions in their expressions... that is so beautiful.
I love what Teo Yoo said about the eyes. This film is lowkey brilliance and an assured debut. One of the most amazing crane shots of New York city ever. I love these great actors. Sensitive people great artists. cant wait to see what Celine Song does next.
This film hit me hard, left me reeling for a couple days after seeing it on the big screen. It's definitely one of my favorite films of the year and A24's already got a couple on that list already!
This is definitely my movie of the year. I love how Teo Yoo mentions the part amount the communication that was solely done with the eyes, because that was such a huge thing for me when watching the film. An absolute masterpiece of a film!
My interpretation is that Nora chose herself the entire film. It was her decision to cut off contact with Hae Sung when they were 24 years old that led to the situation. They had a chance to be together and see each other then, but she decided that being a writer was more important to her. Then when he shows up 12 year later, she feels conflicted about her decision because her Korean side has been reawakened and she remembers who she was in Korea and realizes she is still Korean at heart. Nora can't be a writer in New York and be with him at the same time because he doesn't belong in New York. He belongs in Korea. When Nora cut off contact, she was basically choosing her writing career over him and put him on her waiting list. Hae Sung may have realized that he was just a backup option by the end of the film and leaves without asking her to be with him in this lifetime. He will probably be able to move on with his life realizing that Nora isn't the same person he remembers anymore, and Nora will be haunted by what could have been. In many ways, she feels stronger about Hae Sung than her husband, but she definitely likes being in New York more than Korea. So she chose to stay in New York for her career and to be with the person that fits in with her chosen life in New York.
if he was a backup option she would have stayed in touch with him during the relationship with Arthur. But she didnt. And he decided to travel to NYC. I got no sense watching them together in NY that she saw him as a backup. She is certainly ambitious and made her decisions based on that but I dont think she led him along or anything like that. She was always clear probably most so when she says 'but now we are adults'. My take anyway.
Absolutely If there was another single man at the artists residency she probably would have slept with him and married him for her benefit. I don’t think she chose Arthur because he touched that deep part of her; the way only a true love would
It’s interesting that Teo Yoo mentions the great actor, Tony Leung and even elsewhere said he was the inspiration for him to become an actor, as Leung was the star of Wong Kar Wai’s film, “In the Mood For Love”, my all time favourite film. This film moved me in the same way and is up there with Wong Kar Wai’s work for me.
that body language thing that tae yoo talked about really worked. when i was watching the film i was also thinking the same thing.that he can’t express the feelings he wants to
I agree that this movie was about closure. It was what I got from it after watching it the other day. Plus the end credit song was just perfect. The film was imperfect, realistic and almost true to life for our generation, when YM, Skype were still a new thing to connect and reconnect. Brought out so many bitter and good memories, and I am glad I get to close the chapter of this book in my life and finally move on with contentment and closure.
This movie touches on so many themes about lived experiences: reinventing and recreating your identity while also participating within the boundaries of your own immediate community!
Dear cast and crew of Past Lives and Celine Song, thanks for making this movie and putting this beautiful story on our screens. This spurred a lot of great conversation with friends and colleagues where we're asking questions, analysing each part, and explaining our takeaways. What a wondrous film and we appreciate all the effort and love put into it.
This movie is incredible, and also one of my favorite New York movies. I’ve lived in Brooklyn for 5 years, and I just loved figuring out whether I had been in the locations they were filming at. Something about the way it’s filmed feels so genuine and intimate, like I could’ve seen myself walking behind the actors in one of the shots
Watched it on a flight and it was a delightful experience. The emotion, the 35 mm film reels, the magic of each scene, the lovely newyork stills, hit me even in the blurry screen of the plane. It is such a subtle experiencce of emotions, untold words and just seems like something that would happen in real life. She ended up loving her husband but still was left with some residue feeling for the korean childhood friend. Loved it
I watched on a flight too by then I was 9 hrs in to the flight and I wish I could go back in time and actually save it for a day where I was alone and rested because is going to be one of my favorite movies but I deprived my self from a true experience 😢
This is film making art. The layers of thoughtfulness are truly amazing. Love that we are able to witness true professionals of a craft, explore a deeply moving tale. What a special film ❤❤❤
One fact I like about this movie is the commitment from all 3 actors in their roles. Even though they admit it was awkward not to meet at first, all of them still understood the roles.
Such a beautiful film. Like it's been said in numerous interviews, the film will mean different things to different people. The sadness of what could have been based on the choices we make in life just really hits home. Celine has made a masterpiece. The last Uber scene where little is spoken between Nora and Hae Sung speaks volumes of a lifetime reduced to a single fleeting moment. There is so much love in this film. My favorite film of all time.
Whenever I watch a film like this and am blown away by it, I often struggle to describe what is so great about it. There are subtleties that you can't explain. The cast here perfectly explains these small choices and characterisations that make this film a masterpiece.
What an impressive film. Looks incredible and I wish I can still see it projected in a theater. Kicking myself that I didn’t support it when it was playing.
This movie was sad. I felt their pain of longing for each other and regrets. I felt Arthur’s pain as well. I have to admit, there were some scenes of stillness that I had to fast forward through.
parallel lives is real and timelines are real and all based on vibration and growth of the soul - very profound and the director is touching on what we will see more of and done through love and how it should have been done - it is how we traverse the multi-verse - amazing
I loved this movie so much. I became sick during my trip to Los Angeles and had to take a beat by seating instead of working during my return flight. I watched the first 30 minutes before taking the rest and nap that I needed. And watched the last minutes of the movie and I cried at the end as Greta walked back to her husband. Wow, wow, wow that word "In-Yun" those words will never be forgotten. So beautiful portrait as you don't wanna hate her husband or even include him in this relationship and he wasn't even centered but everybody was in pain. She should have won an Emmy or Critics Choice Award well deserved! Beautiful movie and I will definitely watch it again!
This was a stunning film in so many ways. Saw it twice. Could see it a 100 times more. I loved each of the characters and wanted the best for each of them
Ingenious methods by Celine Song. What a score, too. It wasn’t explicitly mentioned here, but it played throughout the video and it’s absolutely fantastic. I like to listen to it even while I study or do work.
Wow, this film was fantastic! It made me cry in weirdest places, so many different emotions, so glad I watched it. Fantastic acting from all 3, just wonderful!
Watched the movie for the first time 45 minutes ago... still processing... but my heart hurts in such a unique and humane way. Thanks for reaching out to a part of myself I didn't know was there... the husband's role broke me
Every frame, every moment was depicted with so much tension and tenderness and frustration. Brilliantly rendered by all three actors. Ms. Celine amazing directorial debut is such a wonderful gem that i can’t wait to see more of her work ❤️
woahh so it was the first time between teo yoo and john really meeting each other on that scence.. i felt the awkwardness and john speaking korean made me chuckle xD
We just went to the cinema with our friends. Were informed briefly about it but the film left us speechless. Blown away by it. There are so many things to think and discuss about. For us best film of the year so far.
Loved this movie and how profound and relatable it was. This interview is great too, you can see how the actors/actress contributed to the poetry of the story 👏
I know this film doesn't really "require" 4K, but it'd be nice to have a 4K release for future proofing. Especially since the movie was shot on film, this would look so good on 4K 😢
I just saw the movie and I just can´t explain how I feel. Hope everyone here enjoyed it as much as I did. I will go to bed now and stare at the ceiling for a few hours.
wonderful deeply moving it evoked a myriad emotions thoughts for me as a child of 13 emigrating to Australia I have thought so many times of what if I stayed, how and what would I be, and the loss that is always there - the roads not taken but also the gains in this life profoundly touching universal epic movie
Isn’t this movie too ‘mature’ for Korean audiences? I was shocked a movie like this ‘came out of Korea’, then discovered the writer and director was Korean Canadian / American. Made a lot more sense.
@@petalchild So Parasite, the gimmick is the people secretly living in the basement. It’s not based on reality. Old boy, the guy is imprisoned for 15 yrs and his jailer schemes to make him sleep with his daughter. REALLY? Don’t even get me started on Squid Game. Just loads and loads of this sort of nonsense in Korean cinema, that makes me roll my eyes. Past lives, given the size of the Korean diaspora, speaks a truth to many people’s lived experience and is firmly rooted in reality.
The last scene they look at each other, all silent, is masterpiece. I feel like I went to a session of therapy after watching the movie.
That long take followed by her walking back and then crying in her husband's arms was phenomenal and a perfect ending for the film, it really got me, I can remember being in the position of the man and having to say goodbye to a close friend who I can't meet again.
@@bobmarley6306 Incredible scene! I almost wanted there to be no music where she starts walking to keep the raw feeling of when they look at each other.
@@darkel2 That would have been good, but imo it's already so perfect. The film should have ended on their door closing rather than having 1 final shot of the man. But that's a minor complaint, brilliant film
@@bobmarley6306 agreed, brilliant film. we're just nitpicking here, and it's just perfect the way it is :)
@darkel2 I wasn't going to see this film although the trailer intrigued me, but I got a free ticket from Showcase and decided to satisfy my curiosity. Very glad things worked out this way or I'd have missed this gem. The film has been stuck in my head since I saw it 4 days ago I can't stop thinking about it.
Teo Yoo, alone, is a poetic guy. The way he just described the eyes and elaborated it in such a meaningful way, is so captivating. I love all the characters and their acting, a top-notch performance.
💯
That awkward tension feels very much alive even in this interview.
Yeah 😂
AHAHAHAHAHA true
John is the most perfect casting 😂
yeah john and teo dont look like they are friends. Which is actually how it’s supposed to be
Why am I still rooting for them to be together 😭
As an immigrant, that migrated to the US at a very young age like Nora. It quickly stood out to me that the movie was not necessarily a love story. To me it was about the struggle of Nora with her identity. It's a beautiful film because it can be interpreted as a love story or a story about the struggles with your identity. Loved it!
I personally think it was about both.
This is exactly how I felt and what I said after the movie. Like word to word hahah
I think is more about imigration than anything else. The imigration is not just an obstacle, it is an ever-present theme.
Same, same in here. As someone who moved abroad a long time ago, I am looking back like Nora is looking Hae Sung. There is longing, there is love, however I love my life at abroad, I love my personality at abroad more than my home country.
What Teo Yoo says at 4:41 about eyes is so beautiful, wow.
i cry
The ending scene alone is Oscar worthy. Probably my favorite film of the year, so far.
same from me side
Wow, the way Teo Yoo described the eyes being the only part of the nervous system which can just expose one's thoughts and emotions in their expressions... that is so beautiful.
I love his eyes 💕😍
Truly… wow I am stunned by that statement.
I love what Teo Yoo said about the eyes. This film is lowkey brilliance and an assured debut. One of the most amazing crane shots of New York city ever. I love these great actors. Sensitive people great artists. cant wait to see what Celine Song does next.
and thanks to Tony Leung Chiu Wai. teo soo would be a good disciple.
Whoa right? So deep....
i really love the walking up to uber scene.. just a good 5 minutes of silence yet so many thoughts were conveyed
This film hit me hard, left me reeling for a couple days after seeing it on the big screen. It's definitely one of my favorite films of the year and A24's already got a couple on that list already!
Sameeee that's when you know it's a good movie
SAME
I'm so tempted to stream it or something, but waiting to watch it on the big screens too!
@@zurzakne-etra7069 Definitely needs to be experienced on a big screen, gorgeous cinematography, and it's a film you can easily lose yourself in.
Crushed me in the second to last scene with Nora arriving home. Tears flowing 😢 😭
This is definitely my movie of the year. I love how Teo Yoo mentions the part amount the communication that was solely done with the eyes, because that was such a huge thing for me when watching the film. An absolute masterpiece of a film!
I agree, i see pain and love and regret in his eyes. Im not exaggerating but he really captured the emotion well through his gaze
My interpretation is that Nora chose herself the entire film. It was her decision to cut off contact with Hae Sung when they were 24 years old that led to the situation. They had a chance to be together and see each other then, but she decided that being a writer was more important to her. Then when he shows up 12 year later, she feels conflicted about her decision because her Korean side has been reawakened and she remembers who she was in Korea and realizes she is still Korean at heart. Nora can't be a writer in New York and be with him at the same time because he doesn't belong in New York. He belongs in Korea. When Nora cut off contact, she was basically choosing her writing career over him and put him on her waiting list. Hae Sung may have realized that he was just a backup option by the end of the film and leaves without asking her to be with him in this lifetime. He will probably be able to move on with his life realizing that Nora isn't the same person he remembers anymore, and Nora will be haunted by what could have been. In many ways, she feels stronger about Hae Sung than her husband, but she definitely likes being in New York more than Korea. So she chose to stay in New York for her career and to be with the person that fits in with her chosen life in New York.
if he was a backup option she would have stayed in touch with him during the relationship with Arthur. But she didnt. And he decided to travel to NYC. I got no sense watching them together in NY that she saw him as a backup. She is certainly ambitious and made her decisions based on that but I dont think she led him along or anything like that. She was always clear probably most so when she says 'but now we are adults'. My take anyway.
Absolutely
If there was another single man at the artists residency she probably would have slept with him and married him for her benefit.
I don’t think she chose Arthur because he touched that deep part of her; the way only a true love would
It’s interesting that Teo Yoo mentions the great actor, Tony Leung and even elsewhere said he was the inspiration for him to become an actor, as Leung was the star of Wong Kar Wai’s film, “In the Mood For Love”, my all time favourite film. This film moved me in the same way and is up there with Wong Kar Wai’s work for me.
Yes, now he mentioned it I really see the resemblance!
He has totally channeled Tony Leung! Such handsome men with the most heartbreaking eyes.
This movie is a masterpiece where every silence is a deep conversation. So beautiful.
that body language thing that tae yoo talked about really worked. when i was watching the film i was also thinking the same thing.that he can’t express the feelings he wants to
I agree that this movie was about closure. It was what I got from it after watching it the other day. Plus the end credit song was just perfect. The film was imperfect, realistic and almost true to life for our generation, when YM, Skype were still a new thing to connect and reconnect. Brought out so many bitter and good memories, and I am glad I get to close the chapter of this book in my life and finally move on with contentment and closure.
This movie touches on so many themes about lived experiences: reinventing and recreating your identity while also participating within the boundaries of your own immediate community!
This was such a beautiful movie and every frame was a separate story of its own. Also, the leads are awesome 👏🏽
You come across many of the videos I see here.
@@saptarshisaha914 Everything Everywhere All At Once. That’s me.
@@PokhrajRoy. I think I saw you on a few of Alice capelles videos, and a few other youtubers I follow.
@@saptarshisaha914 Yes, you’re right.
Dear cast and crew of Past Lives and Celine Song, thanks for making this movie and putting this beautiful story on our screens. This spurred a lot of great conversation with friends and colleagues where we're asking questions, analysing each part, and explaining our takeaways. What a wondrous film and we appreciate all the effort and love put into it.
This movie is incredible, and also one of my favorite New York movies. I’ve lived in Brooklyn for 5 years, and I just loved figuring out whether I had been in the locations they were filming at. Something about the way it’s filmed feels so genuine and intimate, like I could’ve seen myself walking behind the actors in one of the shots
Teo Yoo not being nominated for an oscar is a crime. this movie is so beautiful 💖
Teo Yoo should also be getting awards recognition for his role cuz he is fantastic
오랜만에 이런 무드의 영화..너무나 진진하고 애틋함이 참 인상적인 작품입니다. 더불어 세분 모두 대단한 배우가 되실 것 같아요..역사를 목격하고 있는 기분이 듭니다.
Watched it on a flight and it was a delightful experience. The emotion, the 35 mm film reels, the magic of each scene, the lovely newyork stills, hit me even in the blurry screen of the plane. It is such a subtle experiencce of emotions, untold words and just seems like something that would happen in real life. She ended up loving her husband but still was left with some residue feeling for the korean childhood friend. Loved it
i was a wreck watching it on my flight home this evening
I watched on a flight too by then I was 9 hrs in to the flight and I wish I could go back in time and actually save it for a day where I was alone and rested because is going to be one of my favorite movies but I deprived my self from a true experience 😢
i wouldve cried my eyes out next to strangers
This looks deep and beautiful. Seeing this interview will make the movie so much more powerful when I finally see it.
Should've seen the movie first
One of the most beautiful films I’ve ever seen. Absolutely heart-wrenching. Teo and Greta were especially incredible ❤
Am I the only one who felt like the movie read like a Jhumpa Lahiri short story? So beautifully presented in its simplicity.
I’m crying just watching this video, the film is just so so good. I love hearing the backstories
This love story that felt so real like Linklater's Before Trilogy. A true monumental romance.
100%
This is film making art. The layers of thoughtfulness are truly amazing. Love that we are able to witness true professionals of a craft, explore a deeply moving tale. What a special film ❤❤❤
One fact I like about this movie is the commitment from all 3 actors in their roles. Even though they admit it was awkward not to meet at first, all of them still understood the roles.
This is giving me goosebumps it’s so convincing.. I’ve never come across a film that makes me feel that way so I absolutely can’t wait to see it 😊
Best movie of the year, tears at the heartstrings
Such a beautiful film. Like it's been said in numerous interviews, the film will mean different things to different people. The sadness of what could have been based on the choices we make in life just really hits home. Celine has made a masterpiece. The last Uber scene where little is spoken between Nora and Hae Sung speaks volumes of a lifetime reduced to a single fleeting moment. There is so much love in this film. My favorite film of all time.
I love John and Teo Yoo so bad
They are so deep,sensitive and show it so tenderly. that's so beautiful. I hope to see them shine forever.
Freaking loved the bathroom scene where she’s explaining her feelings about Hae-Sung
It was such an experience in theaters. The cinematography was nothing short of art. Such a relaxing few hours
I love this film so much. Cried like a baby at the end.
Such an amazing and heartbreaking movie! This interview shows us how it is important to be attached to details that make this story so unique....
Definitely will be one of my top 10 for this year.
this movie is so delicate yet powerful
this was such a beautifully realistic movie I shed tears after watching it... it's heart breaking but it is life
“How you can extrapolate and make monumental what is kind-of a simple scene” Thats the secret ❤ they did it so well
i loved this movie. it’s up there with “in the mood for love” for me when it comes to asian romance films about longing
Whenever I watch a film like this and am blown away by it, I often struggle to describe what is so great about it. There are subtleties that you can't explain.
The cast here perfectly explains these small choices and characterisations that make this film a masterpiece.
I feel quite the same. I've seen this film two times now and still have a lot of subjects to think about. Wich makes this film a masterpiece.
Well said!
Same!
Teo Yoo was very well spoken especially when talking about the eyes, brilliant movie!
This is the cinematic equivalent of an onion, in the best way possible - an ostensibly simple story with so many layers, ending in tears.
I watched the movie last night and watched the trailer again today, it still gave me chills. Amazing movie.
The best cast of the year
Watch more movies…
@@md12962 quality over quantity, a cast doesn’t need to be big to be great. Go make rude assumptions somewhere else
What an impressive film. Looks incredible and I wish I can still see it projected in a theater. Kicking myself that I didn’t support it when it was playing.
All three actors are intelligent, articulate and just so interesting in their own way
Amazing, beautiful & emotional film! One of my favourites from 2023!
Brilliantly portrayed. Such a beautiful film.
Oh my hae sung’s acting… esp when they meet first time in New York after ages…. 👏
This movie was sad. I felt their pain of longing for each other and regrets. I felt Arthur’s pain as well. I have to admit, there were some scenes of stillness that I had to fast forward through.
poor hae sung he needs to be happy too
Just now completed watching it, what a movie, brilliant, heart warming, tender❤
Charming movie. Really great performances and the best third wheel scene ever in terms of realism.
Watched this last Sunday....took my breath away and I cried a couple times!
Just watched. Sublime experience. So simple, yet affecting. Like a cool breeze. Refreshing... yet nescient.
Perhaps the best film I've seen all year. Loved it!
Maybe more movies should be shot on film🤔
2:14 I felt this quality of precision throughout the movie.
all of us strangers is a suggestion id like to give. its a 2023 movie and its shot all on film and the emotions are JUST the same as this one
The mention of Tony Leung… the lighting and tone is also very Chris Doyle like
this movie will stay with me for a very long time. what a masterpiece.
parallel lives is real and timelines are real and all based on vibration and growth of the soul - very profound and the director is touching on what we will see more of and done through love and how it should have been done - it is how we traverse the multi-verse - amazing
I just finished watching this film. Incredible! 😢 Best I’ve seen ages.
The way I brokedown when she finally did. What a release
I loved this movie so much. I became sick during my trip to Los Angeles and had to take a beat by seating instead of working during my return flight. I watched the first 30 minutes before taking the rest and nap that I needed. And watched the last minutes of the movie and I cried at the end as Greta walked back to her husband. Wow, wow, wow that word "In-Yun" those words will never be forgotten. So beautiful portrait as you don't wanna hate her husband or even include him in this relationship and he wasn't even centered but everybody was in pain. She should have won an Emmy or Critics Choice Award well deserved! Beautiful movie and I will definitely watch it again!
I can't wait to watch this
This was a stunning film in so many ways. Saw it twice. Could see it a 100 times more. I loved each of the characters and wanted the best for each of them
This movie was beautiful
Ingenious methods by Celine Song. What a score, too. It wasn’t explicitly mentioned here, but it played throughout the video and it’s absolutely fantastic. I like to listen to it even while I study or do work.
I watched the movie. It was so good. I love the awkward moments between the three.😅😢
Best movie of the year so far!
The love was palpable. This film is a thing of beauty, thank you for pouring all your heart and soul in it, dear cast and crew.
this movie depicts life. completely and so truthfully. a masterpiece.
Wow, this film was fantastic! It made me cry in weirdest places, so many different emotions, so glad I watched it. Fantastic acting from all 3, just wonderful!
I revisited to the theater to watch the bar scene again... made me cry a lot
Watched the movie for the first time 45 minutes ago... still processing... but my heart hurts in such a unique and humane way. Thanks for reaching out to a part of myself I didn't know was there... the husband's role broke me
Every frame, every moment was depicted with so much tension and tenderness and frustration.
Brilliantly rendered by all three actors.
Ms. Celine amazing directorial debut is such a wonderful gem that i can’t wait to see more of her work ❤️
국내 개봉이 기대된다
Went in with no expectation, still I knew it will be good. My movie of 2023.
woahh so it was the first time between teo yoo and john really meeting each other on that scence.. i felt the awkwardness and john speaking korean made me chuckle xD
We just went to the cinema with our friends. Were informed briefly about it but the film left us speechless. Blown away by it. There are so many things to think and discuss about. For us best film of the year so far.
Loved this movie and how profound and relatable it was. This interview is great too, you can see how the actors/actress contributed to the poetry of the story 👏
I know this film doesn't really "require" 4K, but it'd be nice to have a 4K release for future proofing. Especially since the movie was shot on film, this would look so good on 4K 😢
A terrific film and one of my favorites of 2023.
I had to watch the movie in parts because I knew it would make me cry; but it still did! I can’t believe how much this movie touched me
Just saw it. Beautifully crafted and acted. Bravo
Loved this film. Thank you
I just saw the movie and I just can´t explain how I feel. Hope everyone here enjoyed it as much as I did. I will go to bed now and stare at the ceiling for a few hours.
This movie is amazing omg. I’m still crying and thinking about it hours after watching it. This mid a movie that I will cherish forever. I LOVE it ❤❤❤
An amazing movie . Very moving .
그레타리 너무 좋아요❤
Great movie! Last 10 mins were riveting
wonderful deeply moving it evoked a myriad emotions thoughts for me as a child of 13 emigrating to Australia I have thought so many times of what if I stayed, how and what would I be, and the loss that is always there - the roads not taken but also the gains in this life profoundly touching universal epic movie
Very interesting how Teo mentioned Tony Leung.
meanwhile in korea, we don't even have a release date yet. outrageous.
Can’t you just proxy it?
Isn’t this movie too ‘mature’ for Korean audiences? I was shocked a movie like this ‘came out of Korea’, then discovered the writer and director was Korean Canadian / American. Made a lot more sense.
Every ‘Korean’ Korean movie I’ve seen has had some sort of gimmick. This movie doesn’t.
Huh? @@disarchitected
@@petalchild So Parasite, the gimmick is the people secretly living in the basement. It’s not based on reality. Old boy, the guy is imprisoned for 15 yrs and his jailer schemes to make him sleep with his daughter. REALLY? Don’t even get me started on Squid Game. Just loads and loads of this sort of nonsense in Korean cinema, that makes me roll my eyes. Past lives, given the size of the Korean diaspora, speaks a truth to many people’s lived experience and is firmly rooted in reality.
I'm crying even though I've not seen the movie yet. Universal emotion arises😢
Wait till you see it…
When I saw Greta Lee in the trailer movie, I thought she had a perfect face shape for character Mulan Disney in real life
indeed 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 way way way much more perfect than the last mulan movie
Loved john magaro’s acting too