Broke down stereotypes of what roles Asian Americans could have & the stories they could tell
Better Luck Tomorrow was a game changer for American cinema when it was released in 2002. With an all Asian cast it broke many of the stereotypes Hollywood had of Asian Americans and the roles and stories they could play. It also started the career of director Justin Lin. The movie centered around a group of high school kids who seemed very typical preparing for college, being on the school academic decathlon team, etc. until they murdered someone. That was what the story was about. Kids that seemed so normal, so set on the perfect course to achieving the American Dream could just casually move into crime and killing people. It was because they could. As one scene explained the kids’ straight A image gave them the freedom to do bad because no one would expect them to do anything wrong. In doing so, the film broke down the stereotypes of Asians as being the nerdy school centered kids and ones capable of screwing up, falling in love, etc. just like everyone else in America.<br />C
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