Did you know that in PARASITE...

Did you know that in PARASITE... Actual lines are used throughout the film to note whether a character has "crossed the line."

[johnpaulm.]

Did you know Allen Tsai changes the hue on his video to match the hue on the film clip above it?

[alexm.]

Because the parasite learns from its mistakes!

[korrinaparker]

Dude I read this when I first saw the film and I could not for the life of me see the lines they were referring to ... I see them now lol mind blown, gunna have to go back and re-watch it!

[bravebutsour]

I find that the lines are there to physically separate the rich Parks from the poorer families, although "crossing the line" is used when describing Kim Ki-Taek's conversation topics and odour.

[Venantium]

Dang that's a really good one Allen!

[sunnybaug]

They definitely did crossed the line when the bagged 7 Oscars for that movie

[stephenp.jablonsky]

because uuuuh something something uuh learns from his mistakes etc

[riverdeep]

I love how your have edit you video and the backgrounds. Great detail and effort :)

[AryanKazimi]

"What's the most resilient parasite?" (iykyk)

[isaiaheaves]

This has got to be one of my top 5 favorite movies of all time

[Benjamingaming]

Even kissing will make you "cross the line"

[michaeldellacava]

I have yet to know one of these questions
when he says ' Did - Do you know?'

[maction]

Ive watched this movie randomly as i just found it in a channel and to my auprise this is one of the est movies ive watched it clearly depicts what can greed do to someone

[camilacoversit]

I watched this film in philosophy. Loved it

[rachmatmulyana]

I just realized your tone colour video change, same with the film clip

[robinn]

Without any context of what crossing the line means for this video, I am very lost

[burvjuzizlis]

Wow, I actually didn't know. I watched the movie when it came out with English subtitles, and I really liked it. It actually frightened me a bit, too.😅

[Spiderbart]

Did you know that if i stand behind you you will still see me?

[clarkkent]

Did you know that Allen Tsai does a very good job at digging these facts up? Very hard worker to find the obscure YET important details in movies or shows you may have missed.

[GYAhito]

One of the better live action adaptations.