We live in a time where liking the eccentricities born from different cultures with a sprinkling of foreign language makes something supposedly good.

However, the moral from Hans Christian Andersen's story 'The Emperors New Clothes', is: telling ourselves something is 'good' doesn't mean it is; and, that is very much the case for Parasite.

In the main, the film isn't too bad. A poor family move in on a wealthy family and it eventually leads to tragedy. The acting is only 'alright' but certainly not fantastic as many reviewers say, and the viewer doesn't learn much about the wealthy family. The film also leaves many unanswered questions, such as:
What happened to Ki-woo's friend who went abroad, and, what did he make of it all at the end
It's all a little silly really

The film will appeal to:
1. Wave the flag of support for anything foreign 2. Think being 'politically correct' is a political party 3. Think transgender-ism is choice not a biological state

If you haven't seen this, you're not missing much.