Do non-Maori watch this film to feel better about themselves?
I'm of Samoan descent, and I've found that a lot of my cousins and a lot of my white friends who watch this film get a good laugh out of it. Is this a common behaviour among non-Maori?
"Don't cry, it is to be. In time, I'll take away your miseries and make 'em mine...D'Evils."