Netflix Hunger Ending Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Netflix’s Hunger Ending Explained. A talented young street-food cook pushes herself to the limit after accepting an invitation to train under an infamous and ruthless chef.
#netflix #hunger #hungermovie
0:00 : intro
00:30 : Movie Story & Recap
03:46 : ENDING EXPLAINED
05:47 : WHY SHE QUIT?
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Asian movies on Netflix are killing it these are some of the most interesting and well put-together movies I have ever seen in a long while.
lots of Asian classics are really good! They just aren't as accessible as western movies.
Hollyweird should take notes. This is how you do a courageous female protagonist without the wokeness that ruins everything.
@@DW11111perfect comment
@@DW11111So, true. Hollywierd killed Star Wars, Indiana Jones and the Marvel films because of the narrative they are pushing and not what the viewers want to see. This is why I hardly watch Western films.
Itdidn't win any awards, are you saying that you haven't seen any Asian movie that are good or just in general.
The animalistic and bloody shots (almost cannibalism like) of the chef's food and clients eating contrasts so much with the girl's cooking and eating. The cinematography of this movie was absolutely amazing. Def felt like a thriller. Sadly the lovey dovey scenes (useless, could have done without a love story) didn't seem to fit with these darker scenes and thus the movie mashed all those moments from different movie genres together instead of focusing on the dark critique of the society only.
I thought the lovey dovey part made it seem like Aoy lost something important (love) in exchange of her dreams, aside from her family. Losing more than one thing builds up the story.
He just used her tho
also the fact that the cannibalistic hunger is also related to the hunger of love, desire and greed
Very engaging film for any food lover. The main character played by Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying did a terrific job as an actress. You can really feel the emotions during the intense scenes. Sadly she was the only character with any depth. It felt like her world and everyone was just living in it. The supporting roles were kind of interesting but only surface level.
Many of the plot turns were pretty cheesy. The scenes of violence and the reasons behind them were random, weird and had no build up. The head chef was cool, and stoic, which is to be expected from many successful chefs, however, he had outbursts that didn't make that much sense.
There was a few ominous scenes of rich people living out their gluttony with depictions of them eating flesh-like food. It was a clear dynamic between rich people betrayed as greedy while low-status people betrayed as simply, caring, loving, yet frustrated. It was very interesting to see this depiction, especially during the flashback scene of the Head Chef's upbringing. The comment about the caviar had me burst out laughing.
The cinematography was enjoyable and the dishes looked great. Its probably was kept me engaged the most.
Overall, this film was good. I would recommend it for sure. Many aspects were rushed, and had little development, but remained exciting and had scenes that moved me. The ending will leave most with lots of questions and unfulfilled, but you will give reflections.
Why will the ending leave most with lots of questions and unfulfilled? You are assuming a lot. Please elaborate. Perhaps as long winded as your review of this film.
I couldn't written a more accurate review. Great movie, great acting by the main roles but at the same time also horrrific acting by the supporting characters.
@@DeeKay68 that’s how review works, you can agree or disagree.
"Random, weird and no build-up" Yup, just like life.
I wonder if it's intentional. If it used main character's POV, everyone are just side pieces, as she's actually didn't really pay attention to anyone.
Is it weird that I got goosebumps and was super scared while watching this movie? This felt like a horror movie
Yess, same like although it was a good movie it was kinda scary especailly the part where everything turned red and chef paul started cutting the meat aggressively.
the director is well-known for his horror movies that he made before
the menu, i felt in the beginning the story line will be the similiar, but hahhaa.... oh No ... this is drama genre not thriller
@@notsofunny.2937 The silent while chef paul shouts scares me. It reminded me of my childhood where my T.L.E teacher yelled at me for not cooking the food properly in front of my classmates. 🙁
I would say ominous and very intense but yea I also thought "wait? Is this turning into a horror movie?" lol but this movie has such great messge to it
The Thai food movie that's a mix of "The Menu" and "Whiplash" is somewhat similar in some ways, but it's not entirely a copy because it has its own storyline. The story is about a middle-class girl who dreams of elevating herself in high society by showcasing her cooking skills. However, her successful recipe doesn't make her as famous as she expected, and the villainous chef is straightforwardly evil. The characters lack depth in the latter part of the movie, turning it into a typical good vs. Evil scenario, leading to a happy ending that's too easy and predictable. Darker viewers may be slightly disappointed, but overall, the movie is enjoyable, with the lead actor charmingly portraying the role, making the viewers engaged in every scene. There are many beautifully shot cooking scenes, and the production value is high. It is the first Thai movie on Netflix that feels like it has reached a high international standard.
I thought it was a mix of Beef, the Bear and a large portion of Hell's Kitchen 😅
5 minutes into the movie and i literally told myself " I would rather work in her familys shop cooking humble delicious food to regular families than work for rich, snobby, bored people any day-!!" Her family cooks food for people to enjoy, eat, live. The chefs cook for rich people who are bored and looking for excitement. No appreciation. The ending literally taught her what I already knew 5 minutes into the movie. Its just common sense..!
I wouldn’t say it’s “common sense”. Cmon now, someone in poverty would of course dream of being more successful
Wow, my goodness I haven't thought of that? lmao if that's really common sense, why would you need to tell it like you found something golden? People want the story and the journey, not just the lesson of it.
If I work there I'd beat the shit out of the headchef the first day lol
“Common sense”
must be really innocent huh. Well you better keep that innocent optimism my friend, there’s barely any of it left these days…
@Simulation Data: Corrupted didn't you know that the name is a misnomer? Common sense isn't all that common and so by you thinking that that line of thinking is innocent means you're just as stupid as everyone else. Stay dumb!
The film showcases a stark contrast between the rich and the poor's appreciation of food. The ending of the film highlighted such contrast. While the rich wastes food(not finishing the dishes prepared by the chefs), the poor lives out of leftovers just to survive.
If you know something about Thai society, the ethnicities of the characters also suggest details about their backgrounds. Aoy is Thai-Chinese who are generally more well-to-do (her family is actually middle-class by Thai standards) and tend to own businesses that have been passed down through generations whilst Chef Paul is mixed-blood i.e. he's probably a love child and his father abandoned him and his mother upon returning to his home country.
that context makes some aspects of the story make much more sense
That's really interesting context
Could b nominated for at least a golden globe. Liked it a lot.
Maybe for cinematography and lead roles but the supporting characters were quite tediously mundane. solid 7/10 movie though I loved it.
I remember Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying from 2017's Bad Genius and here too, she's phenomenal. While the easy (and obvious) way to look at Hunger is Whiplash meets The Menu, the writing and direction are both pretty solid. They have an interesting tale to tell here; one that doesn't just stick to the hierarchy in a fine-dining restaurant's kitchen. Of course, those bits are as hard-hitting as they come, but the socio-economic layers that the writing offers, sweeten the pot. The protagonist's character arc is clear-cut, and the transitions that she goes through - physically, emotionally, and financially - are always at the film's forefront.
Not only is the film super engaging, it makes you root for the protagonist's eventual realizations. How far are you willing to go to stay relevant and successful in the modern era? And how much success and relevance is too much? Very pertinent questions like these are answered through fiery exchanges between the leads, against the backdrop of deliciously cooked food (and some grotesque consumption). The film also doesn't shy away from doing its bit on "eating the rich" and speaking in detail of their high-profile perversions. From a thematic perspective, Hunger has as much in common with the Malayalam film Ustad Hotel as the films I mentioned above. Nothing comes above family, I guess?
The scene at the hospital between Nopachai Chaiyanam and Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying is spectacular. Not only does it open eyes to the antagonist's understanding of life, but it also throws darts at the protagonist for the choices she's about to make. Same goes for the climactic showdown between the two, but this section treats celebrity connoisseurs as objects of feeding, hence the lessened impact. If Netflix is doing something right, it's in giving Thai cinema the funding it needs to make competent drama-thrillers like this with great production values and cinematography.
Hunger had an unique intense tone throughout which made it an intriguing watch despite the slow paced narrative. The film definitely is lengthy but doesn't feel that way and definitely the director must be praised for that. A cook at a small restaurant is offered to join famous chef Paul's crew, to be trained under him and eventually she grows in rank while enduring his strict ways. Things take a turn when she quits and is pitched right against Paul. How she handles this while fearing to lose more than she can bargain, forms the story.
The characters remained intriguing and that helped being invested in the story throughout. The lead's family and her financial crisis is well established to showcase her need to make it big. With all the craziness inside the kitchen, Chef Paul's backstory explaining why he chose to become a chef was impactful. It definitely had a darker tone but didn't go to the extreme. The climax was however underwhelming and that is the reason for my less rating. For all the build up, the climax felt like playing too safe wrt the power game instead of milking the teacher vs pupil angle.
I would still recommend this movie for the honest attempt.
This reflects those influencers and rich who goes and follow the trend. Like patronizing the luxury brands that even its a shitty quality , as long as it will make them look rich on social media , they will go for it.
This movie truly reflects what i feel about many fine dining that has blossomed in recent years.
Having tasted from both spectrum, i admit that initially i was trying to justify the food i tasted from fine dining, probably even trying to compensate it just for the social status.
But today, i let it go and if you were to ask me again, i'd tell you with hesitation that most fine dining taste just as common as our daily good food.
That's why me and my wife hardly entertain any new food trend or celebrated chefs anymore these days..
The movie is largely the brilliance of the lead who plays the chef. Humble, stifled emotion, poverty - all the making of a great movie. The viewing is great with English subtitles but can't replace the original Thai.
On a broader scale it offers the viewer insight into class structures and wealthy and hedonistic players in Thai society.
Would recommend for the viewer wishing an experience in understanding the modern challenges of Thailand and in particular Asian culture as it weaves through new times of wealth and indulgence.
As expected the movie is clean of raw sex scenes and instead focuses on the power and energy between the two leading players.
Highly recommended.
I thought Chef Paul was doing some black magic thing to make his consumers eat his food crazily.
And his black magic stuff he get rhe supply from the village people where Tone brought Aoy using the boat. So at the end police caught chef Paul due to that lol. 😂 But reality he was caught for the illegal activity...
That’s what I was thinking. The people are like animals it was crazy
this feels like watching The Devil Wears Prada bit with chefs instead of fashion
For me, it felt like watching whiplash but with cooking. the colour and the music were similar.
Thank you for explaining. I wasn't sure if this movie has happy ending but after watching this video, Im sure she had her happy ending by cooking what she love with advanced cooking skill. While other character except her family lost their sanity in the pursuit of dirty success (never ending hunger).
😊😊😊
But I cant help comparing this film with "burnt" and "chef" because of lack of detail about cooking ( I meant cooking discussion not cooking scene).😅
Ngl I notice that when paul feeds his meals he looks down on the rich as animals feasting as if they have never eaten like how the screen turns red but aoy sees them as people telling and showing them her story and her generation
I don’t understand this sudden depiction of successful chef as unhappy, power driven and desperate. It’s almost like a new wave. This also happened in The Menu. Fine dining can also be done with joy and love please.
Because to some this is reality.
i think it more of strugger of being special and perfection, also making people look you like a god or important.
and competicion can be also alot of negative energy. she didn't khow this life style would make her distance to her friend and family. it mosly gave alot of fear of failure or messing up.
not all successful chef have this life style. the movie is. mosly talking about the toxic side, not the bright side like ratatouille. and i think the move talk more about the idea of success.
but yeah, that my thoughts, it a great movie.
Have you ever heard a French chef Bernard Loiseau committed suicide just because he was losing Gault Millau rating (basically French Michelin guide rating) and about to loose the three star michelin. Most of my friends work in culinary industry are depressed asf (especially those who want to climb those LADDERS)
@@MrAdamOOR if that is the case… I must say that is really sad. I believe choosing to cook professionally should be a joyful thing. For someone like me that doesn’t like kitchen, I would rather drop dead than find myself in commercial or competitive cooking.
@@odugbesanodufopehan1609 street vendors or those who cook to get by are much happier than those who strive for that fat white mascot
Does anyone know the name of the song towards the end of the movie when she’s walking home?!
Loved this film! I would love to try crybaby noodles😊
I feel like you'll only enjoy this movie if it's your first time discovering subjects presented in the movie. Other than that it's it's not really good. Beautiful visual and striking imagery, just not a lot of substance. The storyline is also weirdly rushed for something with so much dead space.
After watching this movie, it made me appreciate and like the movie The Menu that much more. Very similar themes
This is a film of two halves - unfortunately, these two halves belong in different movies.
The first half has the tone and feel of scabrous satire, clearly wanting to deliver social commentary. Here we are skirting really, really close to the same territory explored by The Menu. The second half discards this and, instead, mimics the dynamic and arc of Wall Street - only with restauranteurs. Which is a shame: the first half was visually arresting and had the potential to be both provocative and interesting. The second half less so.
This is another one of those movies which cause me to scratch my head: what did this want to be? What does the film maker imagine this film to be about?
If you're interested in writing, film-making or whatnot, there is such a thing as the elevator pitch. You're in a lift with some hotshot producer. You've got until those elevator doors ping to pitch your movie. This film, alas, fails that simple test.
So true. This movie was so dumb.
Hard agree
** SPOILER **
Just finished it and I have to agree. I thought I had an understanding of what I was supposed to feel in the first half and everything after Aoy quit left me confused. I can't help but wonder how the movie could have gone had she not quit - the chef could have pushed her harder and Aoy would lose someone one by one for the price she would've paid to become special (like chef P mentioned at her restaurant). Essentially morphing her into another Chef Paul. Then beating him in the end and realizing her hunger to be "special" cost her everything. Lowkey hoping either chef went a little ballistic and absolutely losing their shit in the end. I think the running theme of "hunger" and "being special" could have been expanded more. The scene of the clip being released at the party felt random as well.
The last 20 minutes of this movie make me realize i shouldn’t have invested too much on this movie.
It's truly an amazing movie, was blown away.
After watching this movie and seeing the rich act like a prick. It no longer a wonder why chef Slowik in “The Menu” decided to do what he did.
Well-cooked Thai drama-thriller with almost the right ingredients!
What is the name of the song played in the scene where chef Paul burns the hanging meat?
She fries wagyu beef, not pork during her trial and the first venue.
The ending was ridiculous. Between the stupid dishes Chef Paul served at end and the hypocritical people worried about ONE toucan.. (lmao when they eat 1000's pounds of fish/pork/beef/chickens/birds per year). Staggering hypocrisy. I had to even lookup why Chef Paul got arrested, as it seemed weird AF.
But that was exactly the point the movie was making. The pretentiousness & gluttony & sanctimonious was/ is all ridiculous.
It came from a real story few years back. There’s a rich guy hunted a black panther and eat it in national park. It was a big story in Thailand.
Best movie I've seen so far this year (2023).
Kinda reminds me of food wars with Souma's father he was known as a demon cook with such amazing skills, made unbelievible delicious food for the high class but it was never enough till he met a small food restaurant bar, fell in love with the owners daughter and the three ran it together. He was much happier there then cooking for high rich lust individuals
The movie first and foremost asks the fundemental question every human ask themselves.
Devote life to proffessional skill and work or devote life to your family and have work life secondary?
The protagonist realizes that while she claims economic and class status she doesn't gain any wealth, the thing she set out to find. She finds out that she already has wealth but she was too blind to see it until she nearly lost her family and stranded into a lonely life because shw lost sight at what was important to her.
The movie naturally addresses multiple questions such as economic/class status, the hubris and ignorance of people who never experienced poverty and to a certain degree even addresses those issues and projects them unto the audience. We also have more than we could dream of in comparison to alot poorer people and often fail to see it, we're too focused climbing the top to see how far up we already are. We get caught up with self worth and hard work and reach a point where we believe other people are at a worse spot than us because they never worked hard enough for it like we did this the quote "you were never hungry enough".
We can see the chefs soul drive to cook is his own loathing of the rich class, seeing them as something sub human. His own dishes reflect the vile and grotesque nature of his clients. His own food is a clear statement of how much he despises the rich and they are so ignorant that they never think about what is under their nose.
His pleasure derived from seeing the most powerful people being so pathetically dependant on a nothing more than a lowly son, of a lowly poor maid.
The final competition is where ideologies class, love vs hate, humanizing versus dehumanizing. What's funny is that both of their ideologies are correct about the world that surrounds them.
Our protagonist quit because first and foremost, she was proven wrong, making a food achieve the true wealth she had all along, a humble, real life and family that truly love her unconditionally. She realised that the only way to the top, was for her to sacrifice everything she stood for, to rig all odds to favor her and destroy anyone who gets in her way.
Your comment make more sense than this whole video.
Does anyone know who the Birthday Girl is? She looks SO familiar!
Insight into raw character and emotion
Honestly, the worst movie I’ve seen in a whlie
The story was incoherent, the script was bad, one dimensional characters and drawn own unnecessary scenes.
the actress was mediocre and so expressionless. The only emotion I got was at the end when she was crying
The character development was so out of nowhere. A girl who couldn’t even cut properly suddenly promoted to sous chef? Opening scene made the kitchen look like a well oiled machine with disciplined cooks and then suddenly one of the cooks start smoking in the kitchen??? Seemed to me as just creating a conflict for conflict’s sake. The music was so dramatic it almost made some scenes comical. What even was the point of having love story? Should have just focuses on rivalry between Paul and Aoy. the movie just did not make sense to me in so many ways. Basically it was just such a bad script with unbelievable, ridiculous story lines
There are better movies out there worth your time than this one
Too harsh ?
- she showed a range of emotions besides just crying. She showed shock, remorse, amiability with family etc etc
-the music was was actually very suspenseful and I do not see the funny. You watch must watch strange comedies
-about the smoking scene. Havent you ever got to comfortable at a job and did something you weren't supposed to? Plenty have.
-she is great at cutting but has never worked with such high quality ingredients before. It's already revealed that she has talent but the environment along with the head chefs absurdly high expectations is new to her. She learns fast and was able to surpass the head chefs expectations quickly so her getting to that point isnt completely uncalled for
-the love was developed to show the price of being hungry for what you want. She wanted to be successful and lost somone she loved in pursuit of it. In the end he became consumed by that same hunger and it didnt work out. That's a very important plot point and absolutely necessary
honestly the most coherent script I have seen a long time. What do you not get? Seemed nicely made and knotted in a bow for me
The last 20 minutes of this movie is kinda ruin everything imo
Thank you, may God bless you all and everyone. ❤
Great acting but stupid plot. First I don’t get whats the point of Chef Paul keep go against Aoy. If he would wanna ruined her career he would have easily do it and sabotage her restaurant since he’s so famous. Secondly, okay he wanna prove the point that the world it’s prejudice. Let’s say go with it, the world it’s prejudice, Paul wanna made Aoy understands that. Even she knows it and wanna be like Paul, she first need to made a name of herself by cooking good first then only she can be like Paul. Isn’t that what she is doing , climbing up the ladder first to be at the top then only be like Paul. So I really get it what’s the whole point Paul it’s doing against her. The director trying to the audience the world it’s prejudice , but he’s should use fashion to tell it that would more sense. Cause in f&b no matter bias or prejudice, if your restaurant it’s not consistent you will ended up losing crowd too. That’s why I think it’s a stupid plot, but great acting by Aoy 👍
I mean its somewhat satirical so the thing about prejudice may have been overblown.But in the end I think that the main message is that the only difference between two restaurants may simply be the reviews or status we place on it. Whether you like it or not a gordon ramsays restaurant on debut is gonna be better than someone nobody knows on debut
It’s Wagyu beef she cooks in the beginning. I think you said Pork?
How can I watched full movies
When the guy named tone , accept the offer of flame exchange for the video of the chef where he cooked bird. And he said he is hungry thats why he was there , when Oay realized that being with her family and the simple place where she used to cool is irresplaceable .
Out society is mess up . Full of hyporcrite full of hunger soul and full of fools.
You got the wrong message from this film.
1:20 “fry pork” bruh that’s wagyu A5 🐸
This isn't just about this specific job area but for our modern society. Rrspect for the rich with good morals that didn't play thr Grey Area because that's damn near impossible if I say.
The real face of the elite above.
she was struggling frying A5 wagyu beef not pork.
Colour and vibe in this movie in unnecessary dark, it could be a great filter for horror movies.
She went back to Zima blue. Doing what she loves a simple egg fry cheff
This ISNT the ending of the movie explained. its a MAJOR SPOILER ALERT, explaining THE ENTIRE MOVIE! DO NOT WATCH UNLESS YOU WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS MOVIE
Lol, this guy don’t even know the difference between narration and explanation.
this movies does a total circle back to where it begins.
But she learnt so much in her journey
If u watched food wars and uncle roger I think you would guess some key aspects of the movie
she pan fries wagyu beef not pork i think in the movie
I honestly did not enjoy this movie at all. I kept waiting to get into it, but I couldn't. It seemed forced and unnecessarily extra
It’s A5 beef not pork!😂
MY FAVORITE PART IS WHEN THE CHEF SLAPPED THE DUDE AND TOLD HIM SCREW HIS MOTHER.
He's saying "that's you're mum's problem" directly translated
This is such a dumb film pretending to be intelligent. It's joyless and unnecessarily dour, sledgehammer points, weak plot, unsatisfying character development... I hate it so much. Such a waste of time and money and talent.
Right? Plot and story went all over the place. It's filmed well, that's about all this movie has going for it
It's a movie that I recommend you to watch.
Wait... why would anyone need the ending explained??? The ending was super clear
Two reasons
People who still dont get it
Or people who dont want to watch the whole thing and would rather want an 8 min summary?
1:08 It was Wagyu beef not pork.
Better than the Menu IMO
This is my favourite movie
Still don't get how what tone did is wrong
Uncle Roger APRROVED
As a chef this happen in the kitchen way to much lol ik more like that chef cutter who doesn’t talk just works but the rest kisses the bosses ass and kicks them so much they become the 2nd boss lol
And the people we cook for are some what like the one base in the movie but not that crazy lol but I’d be surprised if did cook breakfast for the ncaa Wisconsin basketball team in Sydney when they stayed at our hotel
This movie is HEAVY on the soul
Ok let’s talk about this. This movie is an abomination to any cook, chef, sou chef, etc. the beginning, I’m sorry, but if you went to culinary school and you don’t know that cooking fried rice involves making it with left over, refrigerated, rice, then you really need to either get your money back from said school, quit all together, or sue said school. Secondly, you’re telling me that the main character stood ALL NIGHT, wasting nearly $10,000 worth of wagu beef, just so she can learn to simply cook the thinly sliced beef quicker by like a minute, then she needs to never cook again. The end result of her learning to cook a damn steak is to simply cook it for 17 seconds, that was it. There wasn’t a certain technique, or some secret of how to cook the beef. She simply just has to cook it very fast. What in the world were these writers thinking? Cooking with a wok involves a certain cooking technique not “learning to cook it very fast”. Thirdly, anyone who’s anyone has smoked cigarettes when working in the kitchen. The fact that a professional chef was dumb enough to smoke, in the kitchen, while cooking, and while the main chef is in the same building just goes to show you that whoever made this movie has never spent time in a professional kitchen. Also the main character, how are you an Asian chef and do not know any cutting techniques? ITS THE MAIN THING you learn when becoming an Asian chef! There are so many things wrong with this movie that it’s an insult. And don’t say it wasn’t about the cooking because that’s bullcrap. The menu movie wasn’t about the cooking because there was a total separate main story that used cooking to tell it. This movie uses the story to talk about the cooking. Also the fact that the sou chef who discovered the main character in the beginning took one bite out of whatever she made and was like yes come cook with me, is pure bullcrap. Supposedly he was so blown away by what she made, that he never asked for it again. Also she just made that meal, HER FATHER was the one who made the menu so if I was the sou chef I’d actually talk to the father of the main character NOT THE COOK. I’d understand if she used some kind of technique that he’s never seen before and was like oh yea she definitely needs to cook with HUNGER then yea I’d believe it. Lol there are just way too many things that is just plain bullcrap about this movie.
dam he rlly just called a5 wagyu pork... that is so disrespectful no cap bro
Disappointed with this movie, too much twists and turns not in a good way. Like most people have said, first half of the movie was engaging after that It just felt like dragging out unnecessarily.
I believe she will be successful in her family business. But at the end money is not everything
Film of two halves
Good movie but pacing so slow i thought i was watching anime
it wasn't pork it was wagyu beef
That scene 💀💀💀💀
It wasn't pork, it was steak.
This is deep
Aoy didn't pan fry pork! It was Wagyu beef!
Good movie with a great message, but the movie completely fell off for me the second half of the movie after the chef explained his past.
whiplash, but cooking
John wick of cooking
idk movie was lowkey ass, plot was just so off, thinking something sinister was happening in the background with Paul. The family killing. The shrimp situation. Doesn’t add up to the ending it had. Couldn’t decide if it was gonna be a love story, mystery, or a life lesson. Just a weird mixture to get attached and say it’s well made. Still good movie, just confusing. My opinion of course.
Some greedy is bad
Struggles to fry pork? Wagyu is beef lol
For the rest a very very good video!!
her name is literally oil 😂
Its A5 Wagyu beef not pork
Ending sucked.
Why didn’t you like the ending?
I need the recipe for those crybaby noodles
😋
Me too
@@theresacastellino2448 if I get it I will let you know and vice versa😊
They just released the 'crybaby stir fry sauce' and it's being sold in Thai supermarkets right now.. 😂
@@dodgeball28 are you serious?
wagyu is not pork
The normal people versus the rich
The deepest messages in this movie relate to problems in Thai's society that are difficult for the foreigner to understand. However you can still enjoy the movies and get messages as you can.
But I will give a hint for you all for more challenge: Food = Movie, Chef Paul = Director
enjoy !
ps. sorry for my english
What problems.?
Is AI generated the script for this channel?
Not closed to realistic chef at all
I've been in the restaurant business for over 40 years and I have come across crazy ass Chef's just like this
Far better movie than burnt
free free 🇵🇸
Started off interesting then i got bored as hell and came here to see the ending. L movie
this video was made with AI
Hahahah wtf.
As a Chef trainee I can ensure you, no piece of culture has caused me such tremendous amounts of pain and amusement i a very long time
It's truely the sharknado amongst the cooking movies
At least bad enough to be good again i guess
it was so cringy
shallow
amawww ang yawwwaaaa
@@haparcheledupwar Sorry, I don't get it.
Proper dumb pretentious movie, should of been a horror movie.