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Agree on "Burning:" it rewards multiple viewings.

Posted by tinear on May 21, 2021 at 05:05:39:
Yeun's character in "Minari" was more difficult to portray, but more complex; it didn't have the sinister, dangerous uncertainty, it was more nuanced, more internalized, communicating the conflict of parenthood, identity, ambition. Equally skilled, I think, just very different--- and that shows his skill. "Parasite" was clever--- and the lead is a guy I'd watch in pretty much anything, also.