I enjoyed this film.
I was a bit reluctant to watch a film with such a low user rating, but I was really pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed that this film was devoid of racial stereotypes. No heavy statement or message just a fun situation. It brought me back to earlier times in Southern California when growing up in a mixed middle class neighborhood where the only color in our "Hood" was green. I actually grew up thinking racism was dead, until I started traveling outside of my neighborhood. It was refreshing to see a story about people just being people. I wish we could all just go back to just being Americans again. White people are either bleeding-heart liberals or Rednecks. Black people have to be so street. Hispanics have to be so ethnic or Cholo. Asians have to be isolationists. Muslims have to be so extreme. Why can't people assimilate and just be Americans.
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