Situations of multilingualism have pervaded in all areas, especially in film industries where this trend is reflected progressively. Recent studies within the audiovisual translation have shed some light on how multilingual dialogue is translated on screen. However, few studies have examined how multilingual dialogue is dubbed into Korean. This study analyzes three exemplifying polyglot films that started streaming on Netflix in the last decade: Eat, Pray, Love (2010), Django Unchained (2013) and Call Me By Your Name (2018). The paper aims to see how multilingual dialogue is translated or narrated in the source text. Based on the translation strategies of preservation and homogenization, further investigation is conducted to show how multilingual dialogue is dubbed into Korean. This study provides a general insight into the dubbing of polyglot films into Korean and its potential consequences that can be applied to the dubbing of other polyglot films.