#Chris pang

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"Do you guys have that here?" "Uh, yeah, we have. It's all over the world." "Right."

Ashley Park, Chris Pang and Rohain Arora Joy Ride (2023) dir. Adele Lim

bonus:

[pandakong]

I’ve got a recommendation for you!

If you like shows that are more than they seems a la the Good Place;

if you like Kevin Can F**k Himself and its cinematography and social commentary;

if you are familiar with procedural drama, for better or for worse, love or hate;

If you like detective shows or mysteries;

If you enjoy meta and surreal elements;

if you're interested in stories of immigrants and their children, the Chinese diaspora; might I suggest:

Interior Chinatown!

[fyeahmovies]

JOY RIDE (2023) dir. Adele Lim

[littlesapphicraccoonguy]

Traditional doodle I did of Gavin and Phuk(both from The Mule 2014) uhh I’ve never drawn Phuk before so he looks kinda bad. Please ignore that

(Also Phuk is calling him a faggot, according to glosbe.com)

[moviemosaics]

Seagrass

directed by Meredith Hama-Brown, 2023

[fuckyeahworldoftaika]

'Interior Chinatown' premiere: Red carpet interviews with Taika Waititi and the cast of Hulu series

[angusdaily]

[rickchung]

Seagrass (dir. Meredith Hama-Brown) x VAFF 2023.

Hama-Brown deftly exposes the cracks in any perfect-looking family through the lens of childhood. Shot on film, Seagrass has a fresh take on its generational family drama. How the film juxtaposes character emotions with dramatic tension work to build the story's climax.

Premiered at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival as part of the Discovery program.

[camyfilms]

CRAZY RICH ASIANS 2018

It was never my job to make you feel like a man. I can't make you something you're not.

[somosorigen]

La Puerta Secreta…  Adaptaciones Decorosas

Película basada en el libro del mismo nombre, nos narra como un buen día, un joven desempleado sin suerte , ve su vida cambiar cuando una misteriosa organización lo recluta para un trabajo algo especial. Obvio, como en este tipo de producciones, el joven salvará a la compañía y al mundo de una amenaza peligrosa. Continue reading La Puerta Secreta… Adaptaciones Decorosas

[princepaddy]

jazz.zhao_ The Portable Door out now on @/stanaustralia 🚪💖

I like to add, I am in the second group photo. I just got in trouble moments before, for giving our director @/jlwalk bunny ears so I hid behind @/samneilltheprop 😅🐰

Wonderful being on this set, I learnt so much. Thank you @/rasmussencasting for the cast.✨

Look at how happy I am with myself with asian-bae @/pangeerz 's autograph. I'd like to think I was very brave to ask, whilst looking like I threw up on myself in goblin makeup. 😂💚

Posted 10 April 2023

[stuff-diary]

Joy Ride

Movies watched in 2023

Joy Ride (2023, USA)

Director: Adele Lim

Writers: Cherry Chevapravatdumrong & Teresa Hsiao

Mini-review:

I had been looking forward to this movie for quite a while, and I'm glad to say it met my expectations. It was clear from the trailers that the film was going for a very raunchy, balls to the wall sort of humor, and it definitely delivers. There are quite a few laugh-out-loud sequences, and the writers take things as far as they can in a way that feels positively surprising. Sure, some people might think the script relies too much on shock value, but the movie actually has some meta-commentary about that topic; they're just trying to show that Asian women can carry this type of comedies just as well as white people, or even better. Speaking of the cast, the four leads do an amazing job, although I'd probably pick Stephanie Hsu as the MVP. The story does become more predictable and generic during the last 20 minutes or so, but not enough to make things boring. So, yeah, give Joy Ride a watch if you're in the mood for something raunchy and hardcore.

[fordreviews]

📽️ Palm Springs (2020)

So this was really raunchy. Like really. It also got a bit repetitive, which is something that’s hard to avoid in a movie about people stuck in a time loop. It has decent ratings, but I honestly didn’t care for it much at all. The humor was juvenile for the most part. Seriously, if you cut out all the sex jokes, you probably could cut out thirty minutes of the movie. There was no substance. I definitely would not watch this again and pretty much regret watching it the first time.

Sex/nudity: 7/10 (off-screen sex, self-pleasuring, kissing/making out, bare butt, lots of sexual references/jokes/talk in general, several non-explicit sex scenes)

Language: 9/10 (IMDb says 45-60 f words, other language as well)

Violence: 5/10 (IMDb: A man gets shot twice with arrows, A man gets thrown out of bar with bloody nose, A woman steps out in front of a speeding 18-wheeler. The camera cuts away just as she is ran over, A man gets shot at point-blank range with a shotgun with bloody results, One man shoots another point blank in the chest with an arrow killing him, Someone gets his legs crushed between 2 cars you see him in lots of pain and then it cuts to him lying on the floor with blood all around his lips and mouth, Girl slips by the pool and smashes her teeth out)

Overall rating: 2/10

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[randomrichards]

SEAGRASS:

Summer vacation

Resentment comes simmering

What’s within the cave

[angelstills]

Crazy Rich Asians (2018)