This scene absolutely destroyed me

Okja is far more than a family adventure. Directed by Bong Joon-ho, the film blends heartfelt friendship, dark satire, and social commentary into a story that's both entertaining and thought-provoking. At its center is the bond between a young girl and her beloved companion, but beneath the adventure lies a powerful exploration of corporate greed, consumerism, and our relationship with the natural world. Rather than preaching, the film invites viewers to ask difficult questions while never losing sight of its emotional core.

This scene destroyed me too… no movie has ever made me care about a giant pig this much.

@etim_esthe15720 Not sure if that's a pig ...it's so huge

Okja stands as one of the most unique films of its kind. It's a story that entertains, challenges, and stays with you long after it ends.

That’s what makes Okja so special. It tells a touching story while quietly making you rethink the world around you.

This is so true

Absolutely destroyed me too. No movie has ever made me feel that protective over a giant pig.

We can go extra mile over what/who we're attached to or love

Yeah this part got me too. Nothing prepared me for how quiet and heavy it lands.

The message this carries is deep

You know, the genius of Okja is that it makes you care deeply before it starts asking uncomfortable questions.

By the time the uncomfortable questions arrive, you’re already too invested to look away.

Title - Okja (2017)

That facility sequence in Okja hits like a truck every time. The pure bond between Mija and Okja against all that corporate coldness is pure Bong Joon-ho magic.

The pure connection between Mija and Okja against all that cold corporate machinery is peak Bong Joon-ho

She gave alot for her pet pig. Children are so kindhearted

Her action sent a deep message

The pure bond between Mija and Okja against all that corporate coldness is pure Bong Joon-ho magic.

I rewatched this clip and immediately felt that same punch in the chest. The bond between them is something else.

Gus?

😂😂🤣🤣يحبون حيوان ويكرهون إنسان 🖕🖕🏻🖕🏿

This is the scene that stays with you forever. The bond between Mija and Okja hits so hard, especially against that cold industrial backdrop. Bong Joon-ho really knows how to destroy you emotionally.

She gave her all for what she treasured.

@uzoamaka_mira Nothing but the truth

It felt as though she wanted to save all other pigs..

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Same. That entire sequence in the facility wrecks me every single time.

A traumatic movie. Tears streamed down my face as I fried bacon for my breakfast.

@IBKPress Onrttr

Chorei vendo esse

This movie is amazing

I've never seen this movie, but this scene is hella reminding me of the chimera moment in Fullmetal Alchemist. I'm really feeling this right now. It's like watching them ASPCA commercials, man.

Felt so emotional😪 adding to my watch list right now

That scene wrecked me too no movie has made me care about a giant pig like this

For real, I get making a super breed that’s great to eat. But someone f*cked up by giving them too much intelligence that they can understand death

I thought it will be a happy ending but it was only for okja and for the girl. It breaks me where the pig push the baby out of the fence it really just tear me apart. I remember watching this with my niece she cant forget that scene.

That quiet moment right before she has to let go still wrecks me every single time.

That little girl just won't stop running after her pig through those dark factory halls, and it wrecks me every time. The pure desperation on her face against all that cold machinery is too much.

She cared so much about the pig

Neko?

Movie name??

That Okja scene hits hard every time—the pure bond between Mija and that giant pig against the cold corporate machine is pure emotional devastation

This happens to billion of pigs and cows worldwide. This movie is a precursor in exposing the atrocities of animal factory farming.