The Golden Globe folks really need to change their antiquated, discriminatory 51% English rule for the Best Picture category. This is an American film, by an American production company, with an American director (graduated from Yale, I might add), American actors, filmed in Oklahoma etc. Meanwhile British foreign films can be nominated for Best Picture - although NOT American - because they speak English. Ex. The Queen, Slumdog Millionaire, The King's Speech, The Pianist, and so much more. ...Oh, and also Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterd" was more than 50% in German and French, but it was nominated for Best Picture. So discriminatory.
It’s actually not hard to believe!!! This has been an issue for years! These award ceremonies (especially the Oscars), lean white 95% of the time! Cannot “believe” he said that. Very glad for him!
I watched Minari and the first impression was that this movie cannot be more than THE American story, a real story of immigrant family pursuing American dreams. This movie was fully funded by an American company, written and directed by American, acted by American (except for the mom and grandma) This movie got categorized as Foreign Language Film Award because it ended up written in Korean Language 51% Why does Foreign “Language” Film Award have to be exist anyway? The Golden Globes is for American tv shows and American films. Due to this weird rule, some “foreign” movies but written in English were able to win/nominated for other awards while this “American” movie wasn’t. “Minari” was the sole American movie vying for this year’s Globes foreign language category, nominated alongside “Another Round” (Denmark), “La Llorona” (Guatemala), “The Life Ahead” (Italy) and “Two of Us” (France). None of the nominees was permitted to enter the best motion picture drama or comedy races. I think it makes more sense the award should be changed to Foreign Film Award or just remove the category.
Minari just came out today Korea. I am going to watch it right after work. I booked the movie ticket already with popcorn and cola!!! Im very proud of him as a Asian American.
I’m on my way home after watching “MINARI”. I can’t stop myself thinking of his face to not cry during fighting with Yeri(Monica) Steve in the movie is just a father for everyone.
Steven's performance was excellent. And the fact that his parents also moved to America just enhanced his performance since he has a better understanding of the hardships that can be introduced.
just saw the film with my parents. i quite enjoyed that this movie focused more on the family immigrant experience and the innocence and sweetness of it without racism playing the main antagonist tearing the family apart. feel like there's enough movies and stories that cover that all too well these days, blaming such and such for such and such. i was super impressed by steven yeun as well. superb portrayal of the typical korean father. my parents wanted to see the film b/c of the grandma, who apparently is a famous korean actress from their youth.
Minari is a must see film. Anyone can learn many things about the American dream through this film, and the cast was spectacular in my opinion. I thoroughly enjoyed that the film had a mix of English and Korean dialogue, since I'm a Mexican-American young man trying to become fluent in Korean. Plus, I found this movie to be very similar to the experiences that Hispanic immigrants may have when starting a new life in the U.S. For example, the strong sense of taking care of the family, preserving cultural customs, using what you have, valuing hard work, and adapting to American society that may not understand all your customs. It reminded me so much of my grandparents when they came to our country, seriously. If you haven't seen this film yet, please do. I really hope they continue with a part 2 since the performances were that good. Give a thumbs up for part 2! lol
@Paul Viviliyam you mean the Koreans depicted in the movie are Christians? You might not be aware there are a lot of Christians in Korea and many Koreans who migrated to the US are Christians.
@Paul Viviliyam This is not a Christian movie. However, the director is Christian and the film portrays elements of spirituality in it. It is a beautiful film :)
@@Toocoolforschool573 please don't. Buy the film if you really enjoyed the movie. The filmmakers who worked hard on it get no money if you watch it illegally.
It wasn't until Bruce made a few SUCCESSFUL films outside of Hollywood when he finally got to do his first film in America I think (Enter the Dragon). In one of the documentaries about him, he was caught in the middle between the U.S. and his Chinese background. He struggled in America and overseas since sometimes both cultures viewed him as different before he became a successful star.
Any Korean here noticing how Michael pronounced minari right (in Korean pronounciation) every time he said it? 👍Did somebody taught him that or did he have a korean gf or what? lol
I have a Korean-American friend who works on the crew of Good Morning America. She said there’s quite a few Asian Americans who work on the crew with her and throughout ABC so I imagine he asked one of them how to correctly pronounce it
Can someone please help me with a particular discussion. I just read somewhere that he is the first Asian American person to be nominated for best actor Oscar. The American part I get, but sir Ben Kingsley is of Indian ancestry and he won the award. During the inauguration, I believe I heard several commentators saying Vice President Harris was of south Asian ancestry, and she is party Indian.
At '1.10', it was stated no Asian American had been nominated for an Oscar. This statement is incorrect. In the film Sayonara (1957), starring the late Marlon Brando, an Asian American by the name of "Miyoshi Umeki" won an Oscar for Best Supporting role in the film. To date, no Asian American has ever won an Oscar in an acting role. Miyoshi Umeki's was the only one so far (more than sixty-four ago now!).
oh yo i finally realized where i remember this dude from. I realize he's from that one joke PSA video from 10 years ago calling you gay if you do anything.
Minari is not the victim here. Another Round is the victim. Those Americans tricked us again. Put their own movie as foreign film and win an award for it.
He seems like hes trying to shy away from his communities achievements. Its okay to ambrace your cultural achievements on national stage dude. Whats up with the skiddish responses? Weird. Like hes ashames of being an Asian actor or what?
Seriously. That year in 1984, TWO Asian actors were nominated for Best Supporting Actor. What he means is no Asian has been nominated for Best Lead Actor, but just like a lot of things, GMA is uninformed don't know what they're talking about.
I don't think Steven deserves an Oscar. Not even a nomination. Look at the image at 1:27. Even his hairstyle in the movie is same as this interview. It's not of that era. His Korean accent is also wrong. Steven needs to learn from Will Patton on how to prepare for a character. The movie was ruined by Steven and saved by Yoon and Patton.
Don't mind this moron...he's just trolling the comment section trying to get a normal response so he can then unload w/ a racist response. Hahaha...he's dumb and predictable. Lol...bruh if you're going to be racist...be funny and original. You're just unoriginal and dumb. But hey, you're dumb AF so I can see why you'd be a racist. Fkn inbred. Lolol
The Golden Globe folks really need to change their antiquated, discriminatory 51% English rule for the Best Picture category. This is an American film, by an American production company, with an American director (graduated from Yale, I might add), American actors, filmed in Oklahoma etc. Meanwhile British foreign films can be nominated for Best Picture - although NOT American - because they speak English. Ex. The Queen, Slumdog Millionaire, The King's Speech, The Pianist, and so much more. ...Oh, and also Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterd" was more than 50% in German and French, but it was nominated for Best Picture. So discriminatory.
Well said, agree with you 100%
Cope
100 % agree.. It's definitely American production. It's duscrimitory
@@heavenhaven7254 yeun is Korean. You’re just racist and you’re cloaking it with this
English isn't even the national language... there is no. national. language...
Minari is coming for the Oscars. Cinematic perfection.
they better vote for Minari.
It would be nice to see
@@davidh7832 they just got nominated!
Steven Yeun 😊😊!!!
Ive never been so proud of being an asian American.
We Americans said the same thing after Hiroshima and Nagasaki... LMAO
So we Have Asian Europeans
@@erichavnen3727 Trumps out of office, racism isn’t funny anymore, Incel
@@Gl6619 What are you talking about... Every time I look at Joe Biden's 1994 Crime Bill I laugh myself into tears... LMAO
His look has never changed in ten years😮
Dude’s gonna die looking 20
Asian magic
asian don't raisen
It’s actually not hard to believe!!! This has been an issue for years! These award ceremonies (especially the Oscars), lean white 95% of the time! Cannot “believe” he said that. Very glad for him!
Absolutely love this man. So proud of you!
Yes me too!
I watched Minari and the first impression was that this movie cannot be more than THE American story, a real story of immigrant family pursuing American dreams. This movie was fully funded by an American company, written and directed by American, acted by American (except for the mom and grandma) This movie got categorized as Foreign Language Film Award because it ended up written in Korean Language 51% Why does Foreign “Language” Film Award have to be exist anyway? The Golden Globes is for American tv shows and American films. Due to this weird rule, some “foreign” movies but written in English were able to win/nominated for other awards while this “American” movie wasn’t. “Minari” was the sole American movie vying for this year’s Globes foreign language category, nominated alongside “Another Round” (Denmark), “La Llorona” (Guatemala), “The Life Ahead” (Italy) and “Two of Us” (France). None of the nominees was permitted to enter the best motion picture drama or comedy races. I think it makes more sense the award should be changed to Foreign Film Award or just remove the category.
This film was all about the American dream, and the grandmother watching wrestling was hilarious
I love the way they pronounce 미나리 sounds so Korean
영화 '미나리' 대박 나길요~~^^
좋은영화 많은 사람들이 보길 바래요~^^
He must win Oscar!
So does Youn Yuh Jung.
배우로써 정말 매력적인 감성, 외모, 발성을 가진 배우... 더 다양한 작품들에 나와 주세요!!
Seeing this beautiful man everywhere is making my day! !!!
Minari just came out today Korea. I am going to watch it right after work. I booked the movie ticket already with popcorn and cola!!!
Im very proud of him as a Asian American.
진행자들 표정이 너무 따뜻하고 편하게 인터뷰해 주셔서 정말 좋아 보이네요!
So proud of him and the film as a korean 👏👏👏
The film was great!
Minari is my new favorite film. Such a beautiful film :)
It's one of my favorites too
I’m on my way home after watching “MINARI”. I can’t stop myself thinking of his face to not cry during fighting with Yeri(Monica) Steve in the movie is just a father for everyone.
Steven's performance was excellent. And the fact that his parents also moved to America just enhanced his performance since he has a better understanding of the hardships that can be introduced.
He is fine
Yes, he is very handsome.
Thanks GMA for sharing this story about the film 'Minari'.
Thanks to Minari, i saw GMA for the first time. These three interviewers look so comfortable, warmhearted. overall atmosphere was so lovely. :)
Wow ; talented family! Can't wait to watch this film.
just saw the film with my parents. i quite enjoyed that this movie focused more on the family immigrant experience and the innocence and sweetness of it without racism playing the main antagonist tearing the family apart. feel like there's enough movies and stories that cover that all too well these days, blaming such and such for such and such. i was super impressed by steven yeun as well. superb portrayal of the typical korean father. my parents wanted to see the film b/c of the grandma, who apparently is a famous korean actress from their youth.
Minari is a must see film. Anyone can learn many things about the American dream through this film, and the cast was spectacular in my opinion. I thoroughly enjoyed that the film had a mix of English and Korean dialogue, since I'm a Mexican-American young man trying to become fluent in Korean. Plus, I found this movie to be very similar to the experiences that Hispanic immigrants may have when starting a new life in the U.S. For example, the strong sense of taking care of the family, preserving cultural customs, using what you have, valuing hard work, and adapting to American society that may not understand all your customs. It reminded me so much of my grandparents when they came to our country, seriously. If you haven't seen this film yet, please do. I really hope they continue with a part 2 since the performances were that good. Give a thumbs up for part 2! lol
사회자 남성 미나리 발음 또박또박 해주는게 좋게 들리네요 ㅎ
한국사람으로써 ^^♡
Steve, really like your answers.... thanks.
I love Korea movie and drama..I love Steven yeun .you so cute and handsome....
Thanks for making Asian guys proud :) he is really cute
YESSSS!! Can't wait to see it.
Loved him in the Burning movie as well
He is so awesome!
I want to see this movie
This is truly a Beautiful movie,
@Paul Viviliyam you mean the Koreans depicted in the movie are Christians?
You might not be aware there are a lot of Christians in Korea and many Koreans who migrated to the US are Christians.
@Paul Viviliyam This is not a Christian movie. However, the director is Christian and the film portrays elements of spirituality in it. It is a beautiful film :)
Soap2day
@@Toocoolforschool573 please don't. Buy the film if you really enjoyed the movie. The filmmakers who worked hard on it get no money if you watch it illegally.
Its unfortunate the film was not appropriately categorized but I'm glad its getting such publicity. I'm excited to see it
such a cool man
Hollywood never fully embraced AA or even AM for years. Bruce Lee even had to leave to make it.
It wasn't until Bruce made a few SUCCESSFUL films outside of Hollywood when he finally got to do his first film in America I think (Enter the Dragon). In one of the documentaries about him, he was caught in the middle between the U.S. and his Chinese background. He struggled in America and overseas since sometimes both cultures viewed him as different before he became a successful star.
인물 참 훤하다 ㅋㅋ
Any Korean here noticing how Michael pronounced minari right (in Korean pronounciation) every time he said it? 👍Did somebody taught him that or did he have a korean gf or what? lol
I have a Korean-American friend who works on the crew of Good Morning America. She said there’s quite a few Asian Americans who work on the crew with her and throughout ABC so I imagine he asked one of them how to correctly pronounce it
Not really. He kept saying “mi-NAH-ri” and it is pronounced “MEE-NAH-ri”. His emphasis is on the wrong syllable so he’s not really saying it right.
Can someone please help me with a particular discussion. I just read somewhere that he is the first Asian American person to be nominated for best actor Oscar. The American part I get, but sir Ben Kingsley is of Indian ancestry and he won the award. During the inauguration, I believe I heard several commentators saying Vice President Harris was of south Asian ancestry, and she is party Indian.
Amazing movie loved it
Great movie! Watched it with the whole family on Amazon
Torcendo muito pelo justo Oscar!
Beautiful movie
"Not My Problem" what a line.
At '1.10', it was stated no Asian American had been nominated for an Oscar. This statement is incorrect. In the film Sayonara (1957), starring the late Marlon Brando, an Asian American by the name of "Miyoshi Umeki" won an Oscar for Best Supporting role in the film. To date, no Asian American has ever won an Oscar in an acting role. Miyoshi Umeki's was the only one so far (more than sixty-four ago now!).
Glen is alive!!!! I knew it! 😁
Miss you steve on twd
oh yo i finally realized where i remember this dude from.
I realize he's from that one joke PSA video from 10 years ago calling you gay if you do anything.
I think Pat Moria was nominated for Karate Kid. Personally I thought he should have won! Shot out to Michael on his pronunciation of the movie!
shouldnt the movie title be pronounced “MI- nari” with an emphasis on the “mi-“ ? Idk, that’s just how it’s pronounced in Korean..
Hmm really? I don't think there's intonation in Korean language but I could be wrong.
And honestly I was just glad that they didn't put the R sound in it lol
He looks like a teenager to me.
George didn't understand the family connection there.
Sad thing is chadwick boseman will win no matter what due to his tragic passing
this guy has got it made, oscar buzz, top tier movies in resume, nepotism. He doesn't even have to try anymore.
The Walking Dead for sure helped Steven kick off his career and hope he continues to put together great work.
Holly S***, this is an American film! What the F?. It's a very good AMERICAN film.
Yes!
Ummm it's MiNaRi!!! NOT MinNOTti
"미나리" 가 받침이 없어서인지 발음들이 그나마 좀 낫네. 쑥갓이나 깻잎같는걸로 하지... 서양애들 발음으로 고생좀 시켜야한건데 아깝다.
Minari is not the victim here.
Another Round is the victim. Those Americans tricked us again. Put their own movie as foreign film and win an award for it.
He seems like hes trying to shy away from his communities achievements. Its okay to ambrace your cultural achievements on national stage dude. Whats up with the skiddish responses? Weird. Like hes ashames of being an Asian actor or what?
I honestly hope that Haing S. Ngor's family wasn't watching.
Seriously. That year in 1984, TWO Asian actors were nominated for Best Supporting Actor. What he means is no Asian has been nominated for Best Lead Actor, but just like a lot of things, GMA is uninformed don't know what they're talking about.
@@ADifferentVibe He said Asian-American not Asian.
@@garethejthomas even that is incorrect, as Asian Americans have won Oscars.
The Killing Fields!!! Great Movie!!!
I don't think Steven deserves an Oscar. Not even a nomination. Look at the image at 1:27. Even his hairstyle in the movie is same as this interview. It's not of that era. His Korean accent is also wrong. Steven needs to learn from Will Patton on how to prepare for a character. The movie was ruined by Steven and saved by Yoon and Patton.
To say that this movie was ruined is pretty nonsense to me but if you feel that way, then you feel that way
Is this one of those BTS guys?
Ummm no
Just because he's Asian? wtf
@@jessica5497 i'm Saying the same
@@jessica5497 They all look and smell the same... FACT!!!
Don't mind this moron...he's just trolling the comment section trying to get a normal response so he can then unload w/ a racist response. Hahaha...he's dumb and predictable. Lol...bruh if you're going to be racist...be funny and original. You're just unoriginal and dumb. But hey, you're dumb AF so I can see why you'd be a racist. Fkn inbred. Lolol