Fun little film. I also found it hilarious asf when they played K-pop(Seotaji) when they arrived in Tokyo because apparently, all Asians are the same.
Funny thing is the movie has two Asian-American producers out of three and one of the writers is Korean. Who knows who called that shot, though. But in the '90s there were all these American movies with asian martial arts themes and they all had this clueless approach to the cultures anyway.
That still doesn't surprise me as alot of Asian Americans, specifically living in the West can't even speak their own language because their own parents discourage them from doing so.
Yeah, plus there aren't enough Asian Amerians (especially in the '90s) to have really separate communities in most places necessarily. So if anything to an Asian-American the whole "eh, China, Japan and Korean are kind of the same" attitude isn't that wild.
