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* AwardSnub: Despite getting rave reviews as one of the best films of the year, it failed to get a nomination for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.
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** Despite getting rave reviews as one of the best films of the year, it failed to get a nomination for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.
** Despite getting rave reviews as one of the best films of the year, it failed to get a nomination for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.
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* ValuesDissonance: Some western viewers were surprised at how casually Hae-mi got and discussed having plastic surgery, despite not coming from much money. Plastic surgery is much more common in South Korea, which has the highest per capita amount of procedures, in contrast to the United States, where it's ordinarily reserved for the wealthy and tends to still carry the stigma of only being for the vain.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: This film lasts nearly two and a half hours, Ben's conversation about burning greenhouses doesn't happen until the halfway point, and not much seems to happen before then. There are some ChekhovsGun moments, but they are only important with the benefit of hindsight
* ValuesDissonance: Some western viewers were surprised at how casually Hae-mi got and discussed having plastic surgery, despite not coming from much money. Plastic surgery is much more common in South Korea, which has the highest per capita amount of procedures, in contrast to the United States, where it's ordinarily reserved for the wealthy and tends to still carry the stigma of only being for thevain.vain.
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* ValuesDissonance: Some western viewers were surprised at how casually Hae-mi got and discussed having plastic surgery, despite not coming from much money. Plastic surgery is much more common in South Korea, which has the highest per capita amount of procedures, in contrast to the United States, where it's ordinarily reserved for the wealthy and tends to still carry the stigma of only being for the
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in 'xFilm/{{Minari}}''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in 'xFilm/{{Minari}}''.''Film/{{Minari}}''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in Film/{{Minari}}.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in Film/{{Minari}}.'xFilm/{{Minari}}''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in Film/Minari.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in Film/Minari.Film/{{Minari}}.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This film is based on a story titled "Barn Burning". Creator/StevenYeun would later [[spoiler:try to rescue his barn from burning]] in Film/Minari.
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** Did Hae-mi actually fall into a well as a child and get rescued by Jong-su, or is it a lie she made up for attention?
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** Did Hae-mi actually fall into a well as a child and get rescued by Jong-su, or is it a lie she made up for attention?attention? Did the well even exist at all?
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* NightmareFuel: Hae-mi's final phone call, [[spoiler: which strongly hints to her being murdered during it]].
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* NightmareFuel: Hae-mi's final phone call, [[spoiler: in which it's strongly hints to her implied she's being murdered during it]].murdered]].
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Not approved by the CM thread.
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* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Ben. Though the ending is left ambiguous, it's still highly, highly implied that he enjoys luring in women he views as "useless" in society, entertaining them and spoiling them with gifts and trips, showing them off as an amusement to his friends, and draining their credit card funds so that he continue his work-free, lavish lifestyle before murdering them -- which he views as not only entertaining and fulfilling, but something that the victims secretly want themselves.]]
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lol what's proofreading
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** Is Ben really a [[spoiler: SerialKiller]], or is Jong-su an UnrealiableNarrator?
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** Is Ben really a [[spoiler: SerialKiller]], or is Jong-su an UnrealiableNarrator?UnreliableNarrator?
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** Is Ben really a [[spoiler: SerialKiller]], or is Jong-su anUnrealiableNarrator?UnrealiableNarrator?
** Did Hae-mi actually fall into a well as a child and get rescued by Jong-su, or is it a lie she made up for attention?
** Is Ben really a [[spoiler: SerialKiller]], or is Jong-su an
** Did Hae-mi actually fall into a well as a child and get rescued by Jong-su, or is it a lie she made up for attention?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Is Ben really a [[spoiler: SerialKiller]], or is Jong-su an UnrealiableNarrator?
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* SignatureScene: Hae-mi's NudeNatureDance has won accolades as the most memorable scene of the film, and one of the best pieces of cinematography in 2018.
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** Steven Yeun received rave reviews and critic's awards for his performance as Ben, but failed to break into the televised awards.
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** Steven Yeun Creator/StevenYeun received rave reviews and critic's awards for his performance as Ben, but failed to break into the televised awards.
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* AwardSnub: Despite getting rave reviews as one of the best films of the year, it failed to get a nomination for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.
** Steven Yeun received rave reviews and critic's awards for his performance as Ben, but failed to break into the televised awards.
* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Ben. Though the ending is left ambiguous, it's still highly, highly implied that he enjoys luring in women he views as "useless" in society, entertaining them and spoiling them with gifts and trips, showing them off as an amusement to his friends, and draining their credit card funds so that he continue his work-free, lavish lifestyle before murdering them -- which he views as not only entertaining and fulfilling, but something that the victims secretly want themselves.]]
* NightmareFuel: Hae-mi's final phone call, which strongly hints to her being murdered during it.
* ValuesDissonance: Some western viewers were surprised at how casually Hae-mi got and discussed having plastic surgery, despite not coming from much money. Plastic surgery is much more common in South Korea, which has the highest per capita amount of procedures, in contrast to the United States, where it's ordinarily reserved for the wealthy and tends to still carry the stigma of only being for the vain.
** Steven Yeun received rave reviews and critic's awards for his performance as Ben, but failed to break into the televised awards.
* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:Ben. Though the ending is left ambiguous, it's still highly, highly implied that he enjoys luring in women he views as "useless" in society, entertaining them and spoiling them with gifts and trips, showing them off as an amusement to his friends, and draining their credit card funds so that he continue his work-free, lavish lifestyle before murdering them -- which he views as not only entertaining and fulfilling, but something that the victims secretly want themselves.]]
* NightmareFuel: Hae-mi's final phone call, which strongly hints to her being murdered during it.
* ValuesDissonance: Some western viewers were surprised at how casually Hae-mi got and discussed having plastic surgery, despite not coming from much money. Plastic surgery is much more common in South Korea, which has the highest per capita amount of procedures, in contrast to the United States, where it's ordinarily reserved for the wealthy and tends to still carry the stigma of only being for the vain.
