Hollywood remakes of foreign films rarely capture the original's soul, and the upcoming English version of 'Parasite' will likely prove that point again. Bong Joon-ho's 2019 masterpiece worked because its class satire was deeply rooted in Korean social structures, not just its plot twists. When studios adapt these stories, they often sand off the cultural edges to appeal to broader audiences, and what's left is usually a watered-down reflection of the original. I've seen it happen with 'The Departed'—though that was a success, it traded the raw moral ambiguity of 'Internal Affairs' for a more conventional gangster arc. The best way to honor a foreign film's quality is to embrace subtitles and preserve authenticity, not to remake it with familiar faces.