I don't think you need to have any common sense of American society to understand this film. Even if you haven't lived in the United States, you can still understand it (you know what you know..) Those who advertise "If you think this is just youth shit and shit." American sex comedy is so wrong" people are really pretending to be B (yes, pretending to be B!!), who can't see that there are racial jokes in it? ?
In 2004, John Cho couldn't see the momentum of the FBI agent in the future flash at all. He played a cautious banana man who was a junior analyst in a third-rate investment bank. He was very nice to anyone and would not refuse. Say a straight F*CK. Asians have always given the impression of being a diligent, hard-working, old scalper who likes to get together, is shy, and has a clear mentality of skill in reading - that's the truth. But fortunately, he has an Indian roommate who has taught him how to release his emotions in this country~
Hey Kumar, this little Indian chocolate bean! I first saw this guy in the fifth season of 24 (the fifth season, the fifth season, the fifth season, the fifth season, right?), playing the little Lan kid in the terrorist family (the United States is really Enough SB, the ghosts can see that the mother and the child are Indians, terrorism?! Can't stand it...) Back to Kumar, I think boys with firm hobbies are the most attractive- - Although his favorite is marijuana 囧! Yes, Kumar thinks about his marijuana all the time, and even goes to a spring dream with it. This attitude of ignoring everything around him for the sake of hobby is so cool!! It is enviable!!!
Harold and Kumar are the perfect combination, One bright and one boring. This kind of friendship between men is impossible to find, a treasure in the world, beyond the vulgar category of love, and sublimated to a higher level (hey, I'm going to vomit...)! Kumar said to Harold, "I won't go to the white castle alone. If you're not here, the food won't taste good!" Oh, I'm really touched! To live is to need such a friend! ! (Don't tell me about girlfriends, girlfriends, your mommy, that's all bullshit)
(My mind is like a runaway horse, running wildly on the way off topic...Isn't the theme the American dream? 囧...)
There are indeed many laughs in this film, an average of 5 seconds (well, my haha point is soooooooo low), there are many spiritual harvests after haha:
1. For the sake of hobbies, go forward bravely, cannabis can also be the pursuit of life!
2. Dare to say F*CK face to face, no matter how standard you are behind the scenes!
3. Cherish the brothers in need around you, he is a good companion in life! (Although he uses your nose clippers for pubic hair...)
Finally, a few touching clips:
Harold (with firm eyes, looking into the distance): I want that feeling. The feeling that comes over a man, when he gets exactly what he desires. I need that feeling.
Kumar (with a knowing smile): Are you saying what I think you're saying?
Harold (calmly and quietly): We gotta go to White Castle.
Kumar: Yes, Yes!!!
Kumar:
So you think this is just about the burgers, huh? Let me tell you, it's about far more than that. Our parents came to this country, escaping persecution, poverty, and hunger. They were very very, very hungery. They wanted to live in a land that treated them as equals, a land filled with hamburger stands. And not just one type of hamburger, okay? Hundreds of types with different size, toppings, and condiments. That land was America. America, Harold! America! Now, this is about achieving what our parents set out for. This is about the pursuit of happiness. This night…is about the American dream. Dude, we can stay here, get arrested, and end our hopes of ever going to White Castle . Or we can take that hang glider and make our leap towards freedom.
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