It does bring up some interesting questions, and my instructor (who made us watch this in medical class recently) claimed it was all karma, because that bulldozer belonged to the deforestation company the blond woman worked for, and the series of events that followed was like the universe punishing her, but also making 26 million other humans pay for the greed of her company.
I would also like to point out that it was an ugly stereotype to show a professional cook working in a high-class casino, in a city, wiping his pork-slimed hands on his already dirty apron, like a common street vendor after handling a raw, dead pig. No cook in a professional setting like that would be so disgusting and lazy. China is famous for having very well-trained cooks when it comes to high-class cuisine, and to have him act so carelessly in the film is insulting towards China's best cooks. Not everyone in China cooks like an uneducated, dirty, street butcher.
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brux (14666)
5 years ago
>> No cook in a professional setting like that would be so disgusting and lazy.
Talk to the health department about that. When Trump became President I remember these being articles about Marelago's health department certification. His answer is to put incompetents in charge of the department and defund the agency to balance the budget while he gives 1.5 trillion in tax breaks to billionaires.
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