Minari

"This is such a sweet and endearing movie. It's basically just a portrait of this family's life and struggles as they acclimate to Arkansas after moving there from California. It really captures a certain kind of family nostalgia."

"Beautifully portrayed melancholic story of rugged resilience and bittersweet strength. So many reflections of growing up a child immigrant in middle America. It had all the feels..."

"Really not a bad drama movie, the father wanted to become a successful business man and to provide for the family, but the wife wanted stability. Somehow through the struggles they were able to find the true meaning of being a family in the good and bad. As long as they are together there is hope."

"so basically my Asian immigrant family (Alabama version)"

"A beautiful and raw slice of life movie. This is the type of story you’re sad to see end because you just want to continue watching a deserving family succeed!"

"Great movie! It was good to see Steven Yeun in a prominent role again."

"I know the hype was string with this one, and I love Korean films and quiet dramas from any country - but this movie is filled with unlikeable people, leaves too many questions unanswered, and it just. plods. along. The last scene was pretty as far as how it was shot, but it didn't fit with the rest if you were following what little plot was offered. Just meh"

"Saw this last night and had a great time. The movie was shot in Oklahoma (where I'm from) and is so pretty throughout. Definitely a tear jerker as well. 8/10 "

"i have never cried so hard to a movie b4"

"So beautiful. Sweet, sincere and thoughtful."