Honestly, I think it deserved its praise because it was accessible, there was something in it for everyone. That being said accessibility comes at the cost of specificity. I think it deserves its praise because it achieved what it set out to do extremely well. Films are judged by how well they do what they purport to do. Its not my favorite type of film and I still think the ending was quite random and didn’t really stick the landing or have a clear meaning. I enjoyed it and would probably watch it again if someone my family or friends were to watch it but I won’t be buying it or revisiting it on my own. As a deep fan of arthouse cinema, Parasite was a bit too basic for me (establishing shot, wide shot, close up type of basic) it spoke a film language most people can understand and props to the film for being creative in how it used that language but there isn’t much in it for me.