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Hilton 2022-03-28 09:01:02
Westerners simply treat chinaese as sb!
Rotten mess! Asians are this image in the eyes of Westerners! fk! The whole movie is like crazy with aphrodisiacs, full of hormonal madmen! It feels like a bunch of garbage in a carnival! What a mess of a movie, and a director of Chinese descent, he would rather not direct this movie, he is...
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Ibrahim 2022-03-30 09:01:04
Asians, rich or poor, hiding out no more.
Around 60 minutes in, I found myself looking to my right and then left in the jam-packed Cinema Nine (150 seats) on this Saturday afternoon, surveying this audience which was made up of predominately caucasians. What amazed me was not how much they appeared to be invested in the film; it was that...
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Fred 2022-03-24 09:01:47
I don't know why it is necessary to talk about politics when reviewing movies. Ethnic minorities are equal, and it is too self-righteous to be labeled as pleasing white people if it does not conform to Chinese values and cultural status quo. I think this is a good rom com film, even if you put aside the Asian elements, it is a well-conceived story, and there are not many films that can show the life of overseas Chinese, and such stories are quite meaningful (not in the mainland). The release is not a Jan. 2019 update for Chinese Chinese: Unsurprisingly, the film's score dropped after its release in China. As I said, this is not a story about East Asian who lives in Asia, and it was scolded in the hot reviews. Libertard's really laughing cry, watching a movie and can't wait to label others political
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Vincent 2022-04-23 07:01:58
The name is not well translated, it should be called "The Asians of the Extraordinary Tyrant" ____________________________ I suddenly understand why I don't like this movie. This movie is like China Town in a big American city. It is neither China nor the United States, but the homeland in the memory of overseas Chinese and the imagination of the homeland. This kind of imagination always stays in the era when they or their parents came overseas, it may be the Qing Dynasty, it may be the Republic of China, or it may be earlier.
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