Just tried to watch Crazy Rich Asians for the first time a moment ago, however...


The opening scene is of three white hotel employees acting like sneering racists, and I shut it off. I'm done with all the woke nonsense
Gotta pick something else. Maybe Maverick
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I love that you were like "White women, ewww. Where my Korean barely legals?"
Keep watching it. Awkwafina kind of steals the show. I don't anticipate it making it into your top 100 movies but its generally entertaining. Goes more into class dynamics than anything.
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Barely legals? You serious Clark?
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Koreans are by far the hottest Asian women and it’s not even close.
The Throbber salutes Stalin’s ongoing obsession.
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They too old?
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I recommend watching “alpha”… you will love it in your drug induced happiness period of recovery…
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Disagree. Vietnam and India would like a word.
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I’ve banged my share of Korean women and I’m not gonna rate them higher or lower than other groups but they’re definitely up there.
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One of my parents’ best friends is a Japanese lady who encountered the exact same scenario when going some places in both the United States and abroad in the mid-nineties (which is when the aforementioned mentioned scene is set). So sadly an accurate scenario.
Hell, white women didn’t exactly have it any easier if they rolled into a posh hotel and didn’t look the part back then either - as my humble Midwestern relatives can attest. My aunt got the “Pretty Woman” treatment (minus the prostitution part…I think 😁) in Beverly Hills too.
Like @huskyhooligan says, please consider giving the movie another chance. It’s one of the better rom-coms I’ve seen in awhile.
BTW, I don’t know if the buying of the hotel in retaliation has happened in real life, but I do know similar stuff has happened - actress Mae West purchased the Ravenswood Apartments in Los Angeles, California after the management refused to allow her to have her bodyguard, a black man, enter the premises. She was so pissed she bought the whole building.