Rom Com, Chinese Style
Crazy Rich Asians has it all. Romance. Comedy. The overbearing mother. The really overbearing grandmother, along with Asian man candy - and dim sum.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was never this fun.
Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) has been dating Nick Young (Henry Golding) for a year now, but Nick's being from a filthy rich family somehow hasn't come up yet in their pillow talk. That is until he takes Rachel back to Singapore for a wedding and to meet his family.
On the trip, Rachel runs into her arch-nemesis: Nick's mother. From there, it's an uphill climb to find acceptance.
This movie is a blast, and it will make you want to visit Singapore and eat street food. Yea, right out in the street.
I highly suggest you see this film. The romance will make you cry. The comedy will make you laugh, and the soundtrack will have you grooving to Madonna's "Material Girl" - sung in Chinese!
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was never this fun.
Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) has been dating Nick Young (Henry Golding) for a year now, but Nick's being from a filthy rich family somehow hasn't come up yet in their pillow talk. That is until he takes Rachel back to Singapore for a wedding and to meet his family.
On the trip, Rachel runs into her arch-nemesis: Nick's mother. From there, it's an uphill climb to find acceptance.
This movie is a blast, and it will make you want to visit Singapore and eat street food. Yea, right out in the street.
I highly suggest you see this film. The romance will make you cry. The comedy will make you laugh, and the soundtrack will have you grooving to Madonna's "Material Girl" - sung in Chinese!
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