Worst Tom Hanks movie ever?

These are the types of endorsements that makes me want to see a movie.

What are you talking about, Grandpa?

The scenes with the Japanese guys would never enrage anyone today, because no one would get the joke. That "salaryman" stereotype was so played out and dated by the time this movie was made, you could see the liver spots and smell the Depends diapers from a mile away. I can't remember the last time that joke was actually timely and relevant. Oh, wait--The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3, which actually MADE FUN of how corny that stereotype already was in 1974. Literally, there's a whole scene where a group of middle aged Japanese guys are being given a tour by Walter Matthau and act like that stereotype. He starts to insults them in English (because he doesn't think they understand him). The punchline is that right after he ends the tour, one of them goes up to him and thanks him in perfect English.

Not that I'm complaining about your comment because if anything, I love it when I see stuff like this. What they do is confirm something I suspected for quite some time now, that people who complain about "PC Culture" are just old people who can't handle the fact that their comedy sensibilities are just dated.