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Do you guys know that young jun worked in the USA illegally on tourist and student visas?
do you guys know?
u/LiYongLongZii — 12 hours ago
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If anyone every finds themselves in SF Chinatown, you’ll find this at Joice St
u/NulzylUnit_420 — 22 hours ago
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Can someone explain Assams character to me? I just finished S1.
He came to chinatown to look for his sister but now he realises even tho he fucked up her situation and needed her to marry a tyrant, she has found a place for herself and worked for it. Why does he not just apologize for what he did all those years ago and join the long zi, explicitly just for her?
Instead he gets mad at her for furthering her own goals after the path she was set on was his own fault... like obviously she didnt want to kill her brother but he was becoming an obstacle in her business and was actively preventing her clan from getting successful.
Please explain what the hell is going on right now...
u/Formal-Opposite-8342 — 4 days ago
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we needed 1 more episode.
we don't know what happened to too many of the characters specially the ones who appeared in the last 10 minutes.
also i love the parallel at the end when ah sahm i should've fought to protect you in the beginning of the series and now he actually did.
u/UnknownWisp — 5 days ago
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Fun fact: the actor who plays Father Jun is also in Cinemax's The Knick
reddit.comu/george123890yang — 6 days ago
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WARRIOR has been the most popular HBO show to land on Netflix over the past couple of years.
u/Prism_Skyx — 10 days ago
How Warrior Beat the Odds—And Lived to Fight Another Day (also in the Top 15 most viewed series on HBO Max)
u/Few_Lifeguard_6828 — 13 days ago
Altho action films are one of my low interst genres I am super excited about this new Street Fighter movie. I have one question for fans...
Thats got to be one of the wildest trailers I've EVER seen, and also INTERESTING!. I think that movie has shot to the very top of my minds list of must see As Soon As Humanely Possible. I dont get to the theater often but will be making the trip for this I think.
I'm just curious, with me not being a huge action fan, or hugely into things like, for instance, the MCU (tho I do watch most of them)... I wonder how actual fans of this type of thing are feeling about it?
u/Few_Lifeguard_6828 — 13 days ago