This movie is more funny than imagined. Although it is a spoofed youth comedy on the whole, it uses Asians as the protagonists. The contrast between Harold's expression of swallowing his voice when he was bullied and the shame at the end is finally a shame. Bright feeling (that’s right, Asians also have feelings and can’t play those single supporting roles), and the Indian Gu Ma, who doesn’t take anything seriously. His strong preference for marijuana is really exciting. Go" The crazy night of "White Castle" may not mean much to us, but it has become a big event in their eyes! I like the episode in the police station the most: Harold’s conversation with the blacks in prison has a vivid satire of those racially discriminatory police officers!
Let me just say: Although the translation of "Pig Tou Going on the Street" fits the film quite well, it is actually not accurate, because the two protagonists are very promising and they are not really pigs!
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Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle reviews