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Quantum Leap (2022)
Excellent reboot. I honestly like it better than the original.
I am old person who watched the original Quantum Leap when it premiered in 1989. I typically do not have a high estimation of reboots and generally think Hollywood productions are overrated, but I must say: Raymond Lee is particularly exceptional in the lead role of this reboot. This show was just renewed for a second season. Well done, and I am looking forward for more. Some people seem to have gripes about the story or characters of this reboot, but I do not agree. To be honest, I do not think that Scott Bakula was as compelling a lead actor as Lee. This is simply my opinion, and it is not the end of the world if you do not agree with it.
Lin Zexu (1959)
A powerful film about the brutality of British imperialism.
The film accurately illustrates an important historical message: that China must not make the same mistakes again when dealing with Western imperialists.
The Coming War on China (2016)
A powerful and convincing film
Exposes the truth of the phony narrative that "America is the hero, China is the bad guy." In reality, America is the bad guy. Any American taxpayer should be outraged that our money is being spent on warmongering and manufacturing a war with China instead of domestic institutions like healthcare and affordable housing.
Lie huo ying xiong (2019)
Beautiful and poignant film.
This film was based on true events and shows that heroism exists no matter what country or color you are from. Those who deride this as "propaganda" need to open their minds instead of letting their ethnic prejudices pollute their thinking.
Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood (2019)
Yet another example of how overrated Tarantino is.
A movie with zero substance, much like its director. Just a bunch of pointless scenes that glorify white male violence, complete with misogynistic body shots of Margot Robbie, who gets about two lines in the whole movie. Tarantino also continues his pattern of ridiculing Asian men, with a scene solely to attack the legacy of Bruce Lee. If anyone tells you this movie is deep or intellectual, they are delusional.
To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2018)
Propaganda masquerading as romance.
Yet another Hollywood production in which Asian females are only portrayed with white male love interests and Asian males are erased.
Into the Dark (2018)
Not well written at all.
Predictable plot, and the Asian female lead is basically a bunch of monotonous racial stereotypes clumped together. Needs serious improvement on the writing and creativity.