Mike Banning (Gerard Butler), a personal guard for the American President (Aaron Eckhart), feels like he failed in his duty in the past. But a new opportunity to protect the Commander in Chief presents itself when terrorists attack the White House. Get the movie review and more. »
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redcloud says: Mar. 07, 2013
New terrorist in this film are Asians. Specifically Asian males (not females cuz ASian females play for sex servant for White guy). The history of putting Asian guys in bad image goes back when Hollywood begun. Basically Hollywood is a white racist organization. That’s why we still face Asian guy playing bad role all the time. In this film, Rick Yune (Korean born American actor) plays a modern version if Dr. Fu ManChu type. The evil Chinese Dr.known as Fu ManChu (actually Fu Manchu role is played by Yellowface). I knew by after watching 3 mins preview where this garbage film is heading: perpetuate Anti-Asian male Hollywood racial stereotype.