Bong Joon Ho wins Best Director | 92nd Oscars (2020) 

Oscar Winner Bong Joon Ho | Best Director for 'Parasite' ►► ru-vid.com82c0DaBnV3Q

How humble. He dedicated HIS best director award honoring other directors.

So Scorsese went to bed that night oscarless but with the biggest smile in his face

"Thank you, I will drink until next morning" - Most Korean quote ever

This is the one and only Oscar speech that actually makes me feel good inside. I love that he dedicated his speech to the other nominated directors rather than to himself. I keep coming back to watch this clip when I need a feel-good moment.

The “Quentin, I love you” is so sweet and endearing.

Scorsese loses the Oscar yet STILL receives a standing ovation. Beyond legendary!

I liked how the interpreter spoke with conviction and emotion like she was the one giving the speech. It wasnt a monotone interpretation

fuck, winning an award as a director when competing against Scorsese, Tarantino, Todd Phillips and Sam Mendes... that shows what a great achievement this movie was. Best picture I seen in years.

I truly believe this is the best Oscar moment of all time.

Martin Scorsese: *doesn’t win but still gets standing ovation *Mission failed successfully*

This speech is the epitome of humility. Making his entire speech a tribute to the other nominees. Wonderful.

This interpreter deserves an award for translating those long speeches

"Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films." - Bong Joon-ho

That night's biggest winner: Bong Joon Ho. That night's biggest loser: Bong Joon Ho's liver.

Correct title: The Oscars win a Bong Joon-Ho

“I will drink until next morning” I fucking love this guy! A beast of a filmmaker and a super down to earth gentleman.

When Bong joon ho mentioned Martin Scorsese , The reaction and smile of Martin Scorsese was Priceless............

Best director speech of all time.

For Martin, I think this was even better than an Oscar. Knowing that he has inspired thousands of talented filmmakers from across the world and he got a standing ovation for his 56 years in the film industry. This was one of the best Oscar moments ever.

him calling quentin "hyung" is so special to me, both of them are my favorite directors and seeing them together makes me so happy

Martin Scorcese: “I don’t usually lose an Oscar for best director, but when I do, I don’t “

ONLY Martin Scorsese loses an Oscar and still gets a standing ovation.

My Korean friend told me that what he actually said 2:54 here is, "I grew up studying Martin Scorsese's films, just to be a nominee along side him itself was a huge honor, I never imagined that I would win the Oscar here." And when he refers to Quentin, he called him as "Quentin Hyungnim", which is an honorable term for a "Big Brother" in Korea. This was the most beautiful acceptance speech of the night.

The bit about the Texas Chainsaw is so perfect, on top of honoring the other directors it also shows how much Bong Joon-Ho loves and appreciates classic film

I’m glad that Bong gave that shout-out to Tarantino. It’s a nice reminder that, for all the criticisms Tarantino gets (rightfully or wrongfully), there aren’t a lot of “star directors” who advocate for foreign cinema as consistently and passionately as he does

I will drink until next morning - Bong Joon Ho, 2020.

Am I the only one just bingewatching every Parasite win?

imagine studying martin scorsesse films as a kid and being nominated in the same category as him and outstand him and winning best picture for it wow.

The most personal is the most creative. Damn amazing quote.

When your speech induces a standing ovation for SOMEONE ELSE, you know it is a great speech.

imagine saying a quote and the guy who wrote the quote is in the same room

Can we give an oscar to this translator too, she is super professional

When Bong address Q, he says “Quentin hyung nim”. Hyung nim is an honorific title given to someone older. Respect.

This is speech is such a serotonin booster, he’s so humble and cute

I think we all teared up a little when Bong Joon-Ho mentioned Scorsese... Also, R.I.P. Bong Joon-Ho's liver

Boog joo ho: Y love you Quantin Quantin: ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️🤜🤜✊✊✊👊👊👊🤛🤜🤛✌️✌️✌️

The standing ovation for Scorsese is one of the greatest moments in Oscar history. Honouring the greatest creator in the history of American cinema.

I’m so glad Parasite got all these wins before coronavirus hit

I am actually crying, this was so beautiful

Bong is someone with a kind heart. I mean who would genuinely go to great lengths paying tribute to other nominees during his/her Oscar acceptance speech? He really deserves the Oscar

I'm never gonna get tired of this speech. I can watch it a countless time more.

This speech may just be the single most beautiful speech ever given at the Oscars! I come back to listen to it every so often. It so fill of honor and tall respect for every one else but him. Scorcese set him on his path with an indelible quote; Tarantino was an early admirer of his work and used promoted him/it on his platform. Several years later, Pong is nominated in the same category as his idols...and wins! It must have been surreal! What a night! Then again what a speech!

His translator is awesome. Kudos to her.

This is the Oscar speech I've probably returned to most often. So humble, so beautiful. And by honoring Scorcese in that way, it feels like a double win for Bong and Scorcese. I love it!

“Once you overcome the one-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films.” - Bong Joon-ho (Winner of 3 Academy Awards 2020)

I love how happy Martin Scorcese is for Bong Joon Ho. Martin loves international cinema; seeing a non-American director winning for a non-American film must have meant a lot to him.

Martin Scorsese looks like he’s having a great time

다시 화도 진짜 후보자들 쟁쟁하네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ여기서 상받은 봉준호 대단하다

This man is so humble it makes me tremble.

2:20 to 2:50 is one of the greatest moments in Oscar history and melts every Cinephiles heart.

"Our great MARTIN SCORSESE"

My favorite Academy Awards moment of all time when Joon Ho thanks Scorsese. I think this moment is even better than winning any of those awards, the recognition and respect went to level infinity.

He honored Martin Scorsese and called Quentin as 'hyungnim' in his winning speech. Bong Joon-Ho 💗 One of the best Oscar winners of all time.

Normally the crowd is bored, hungry or cant be bothered to listen but in here every single person is engaged with a HUGE smile on their face. This man doesn't realize how much he is adored :')

*This is what Martin Scorsese said about Korean cinema about 10 years ago.* He mentioned Bong Joon Ho as well. "The great Korean cinema of the late 90s and the 2000s crept up on me, slowly and without warning. *Hong Sang-soo* 's The Day a Pig Fell into the Well was a deceptively unassuming picture, made with great assurance. The narrative was intricate, but not in a manner that drew attention to itself-it was only as the movie unfolded that you came to understand how complex it was. The settings seemed banal, the concerns of the characters life-size, the focus uncomfortably intimate. The film left me unsettled-what had I just seen? I was intrigued. I saw some pictures by another Korean filmmaker named *Bong Joon-ho* -a completely different approach, more overtly comic in his first feature, Barking Dogs Never Bite, but the comedy was savage and merciless. In Memories of Murder and The Host, I saw a clear link to American genre film making, but it was interpreted and felt in a completely new way. The Host was fun, complex, rich, and panoramic, but in its own way it was just as troubling as the *Hong* film. *Park Chan-wook* 's Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, like his subsequent pictures Lady Vengeance and Old Boy, seemed to come out of a different strain in genre film making-American drive-in movies, Shaw Brothers martial arts epics. But the violence and action and chaos became expressive instruments, and the films were as ferocious as a great Eric Clapton guitar solo. But lingering in the background was that same unease and melancholy that I recognized in the other pictures. The unease and melancholy took front and center in *Lee Chang-dong* 's 'Green Fish' and 'Peppermint Candy'. These pictures were designed as ambitious portrayals of an entire society filtered through the experience of a few characters, devoted to giving you the texture of life, the dreams and the cold hard realities, the habits and prejudices, the different ways of living. As the years went by, I realized that I was slowly becoming absorbed in Korean cinema and its development, and I became more absorbed with each new picture from these directors and others, like The President's Last Bang by *Im Sang-soo* , Camel(s) by *Park Ki-young* , Breathless by *Yang Ikjoon* , Never Forever by *Gina Kim* , and Jealousy Is My Middle Name by *Park Chan-ok* , an extremely subtle and emotionally complex film; and then in older pictures by filmmakers like *Im Kwon-Taek* , *Park Kwang-su* , and the late, great *Kim Ki-young* . I was actually introduced to The Housemaid (하녀, Hanyeo 1960), one of *Kim Ki-yong* 's most disturbing pictures, by the author of the book-Korean Cinema of the Global Era, and that film became one of the first restorations undertaken by The World Cinema Foundation when it was formed in 2007. Following these films and filmmakers over the years has shown me just how vital a role cinema can play in the life of a culture, no matter how "challenging" the movies are considered, how much or how little money they make, how large or small a public they find either inside or outside the country. The categories that many resort to when they judge movies nowadays-"entertaining" vs. "difficult," "fast-paced" vs. "slow moving," "short" vs. "long," "fun" vs. "art"-have very little to do with the movies themselves or how they affect viewers who come to them with an open mind. The films of Hong, Lee, Bong, Park, and their fellow filmmakers speak of, to, and from their culture, sometimes critically but never indifferently or disinterestedly- for that reason, they are genuine cultural ambassadors. " Martin Scorsese is always obsessed with films, the man is a true film lover like you can see. And the new Palme d'Or winner Bong Joon Ho now won the Oscar as well and paid tribute to Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino. This was the most beautiful thing. Kudos to these great filmmakers.

I don't know how many times I have watched this. One of the most memorable speeches of all time.

Parasite will be regarded as one of the greatest cinema ever made . One of the greatest piece of art.

"The most personal is the most creative " That's Why I love Scorcese

Best Director speech in history.

What a great acceptance speech. Honoring the great Scorsese, love to the brilliant Tarantino, and respect to the other two equally deserving directors. Short, sharp, and sweet. I've watched this speech a dozen times already.

Legend says he is still drinking.

No joke, this is honestly one of the best if not THE best Oscar moments in history! I remember seeing this with all my film buddies and we were all so overjoyed to see Bong Joon Ho win! Then his speech got all of us teared up with his humility and compassion he had towards the other filmmakers.

Sharon Choi killed it on this one. When BJH was quoting Martin Scorcese, he actually sort of trailed off initially because he wanted it to hit right, and she knew where to stop

This was truly the best speech a director has ever given at the oscars.

Why is this so beautiful?

He's so humble

다시 봐도 봉준호 감독의 위대함과 센스가 미친 인터뷰다.. 본인 개인 소감을 말하기보다 ‘로컬’ 영화제에 마틴 스콜세지에게 존경을 말하면서 마지막에 ‘텍사스 전기톱’ 농담을 곁들인 소감까지.. 봉준호 감독 인터뷰 하나만으로도 대단한 듯

I'm watching this speech over n over. What a humble man

0:51 - all the other directors are either pissed off or underwhelmed 4:11 - all the other directors looking the happiest they've ever been

This was the best part of 2020

Who’s here after Yuh Jung Youn won Best Supporting actress? 💗

This man puts the biggest smile on my face. So humble, so charming, so brilliant.

he is the cutest man ever

If they split the Oscar into five pieces: Head - Martin Chest - Sam Groin - Todd Legs - Bong Feet - Quentin

Most adorable Oscar winning speech of its history.

as a Korean American, I am so proud to witness such a historic moment and it means so much to me that such a wonderful man started it.

"I will drink until next morning, thank you." I used to live in Korea, was there for a year, and that very well brings me back, they party so hard over there and are so much fun :)

“If I had a chainsaw I want to cut the trophy into 5 and share it with other directors.”. This is why he stood out among the rest. He thinks unconventionally.

One of the most deserved Oscar wins of all time.

He called Tarantino "Quentin Hyung"- my heart!

The best speach.. What a humble man.. It's showing how someone work, creativity is inspiration for others, how you can be moved, touched to the soul, admire and feel connection.. And the way he speak his language is incredible, it just showings, no matter where are we, what league we using, it universal.. And how he felt overwhelmed by his biggest idols.. Because they, they were put him there.. Incredible

I am here again because Yuh-Jung Youn's humble and witty acceptance speech for best supporting actress reminded me of Bong's acceptance speech. Both of them are the Best Acceptance speech ever!

standing ovation for martin scorsese even though he did not win says it all !!!!

Can we have a round of applause for the wonderful translator? There should be an Oscar for her too :)

His acceptance speech is the epitome of humility and class

He is speaking in his mother tongue after wining the Oscars. here in India, celebs forget Hindi even after wining Kamala pasand paan masala award

I'm not Korean but seeing my Asian brothers achieving the unexpected makes me so happy. More movies to come Mr Bong!

Humility impresses one and all. This man acknowledged everyone in his speech and also led for a standing ovation for the mighty Martin Scorsese

어떻게 저렇게 품격이 넘칠까

Best moment of his epic speech. *RESPECT* 2:22

This speech is historic and classic. Never seen such this great humble winner's speech

It's unhealthy the number of times I have watched this.

I come back to this video every so often. It's just a great moment that transcends cultural barriers, man-made, nature-made, or otherwise.

아 이게 오스카 유튜브 클립에 있다니... 한국말 하나 정도는 있어줘야 할 거 같은 그런 느낌에 적습니다. 언어라는 장벽을 뛰어넘으면 좋은 작품이 많이 있다는 말을 전 세계 모든 사람이 알아줬으면 싶네요. ㅎㅎㅎㅎ

THis is such a heart warming moment I want to remember. He made Oscar award, not for a personal achievement contest but the universal cinematic celebrational feast sharing with all the people who work hard for their movies.

A beautiful speech, he was so humble and respected the other nominees whole heartily. Beautiful :))

Whenever I feel like crying for no reason, I come here to listen to director Bong and I cry even more. I love this man so much, that humility even at this amount of success is admirable.

He won not just an oscar but also everyone's heart! ❤️

He is a genius film director, and he also seems like such a nice guy, he spends most of his Oscar speech praising the other nominees.