An ancient Tibetan scroll has to be proteced by a white guy
Bulletproof Monk is another story that sets up a white guy as the savior for Asians.<br /><br />During World War II The Nameless Monk (Chow Yun-Fat) was given special powers to protect a priceless Buddhist scroll in Tibet. Unfortunately his master was then killed in an attack by Nazis who wanted the scroll. Flash forward to the present day and the Nazi commander who attacked the Nameless Monk’s monastery is still after the scroll and the monk believes Kar (Seann William Scott) is going to be his protégé and the next protector of the scroll. This starts the ever so predictable Bulletproof Monk. Why was it predictable? Because Hollywood always has to have a white guy in the lead in its “Asian” films. Companies don’t believe that Asians can hold down their own movies so they always put whites as the main characters. It’s a sad truth of the institutional racism in the industry. So while you might enjoy some of the action in Bulletproof Monk it will always be undermined by the failures of Hollywood.<br />C
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