A battle of wills between two strong women
At the start of Crazy Rich Asians Constance Wu says that people’s brains can’t stand losing something valuable so they act irrationally and make poor decisions. They play not to win but to not lose. That sets up the entire story as Wu goes to Singapore with her boyfriend Henry Golding and gets caught in a battle of wills with his mother Michelle Yeoh who comes from an immensely rich family and who does not want to lose her son to a commoner like Wu. Wu not only has to deal with Yeoh but the grandmother and all the women who lust after Golding.<br /><br />There’s some much needed comedy thrown in as well. That’s where Ken Jeong and Awkwafina shine. They’re always good for a laugh.<br /><br />It’s a great mix and a movie that proved that stories about Asians can be huge hits in America.
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