AUDT: Kind your input for a class (Tokyo Drift)
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AUDT: Kind your input for a class (Tokyo Drift)
Hi all.
I was wondering if you guys could give me a few ideas on how I can relate the film Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift to my Asian American Studies class. I need to write a paper about it that is due in a few weeks. I am just looking for some themes that are evident in the film that may related to the topic and hopefully, with those themes, I'll be able to critically analyze the film. Any help is appreciated.
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Oops. The title should say: AUDT: Kind of need your input for a class (Tokyo Drift). Will deal with it after I come back from class.
I was wondering if you guys could give me a few ideas on how I can relate the film Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift to my Asian American Studies class. I need to write a paper about it that is due in a few weeks. I am just looking for some themes that are evident in the film that may related to the topic and hopefully, with those themes, I'll be able to critically analyze the film. Any help is appreciated.
TIA.
Oops. The title should say: AUDT: Kind of need your input for a class (Tokyo Drift). Will deal with it after I come back from class.
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I don't think it has to relate to Asian American in terms of the work. I think it just has to be produced by an Asian American. In this case, Justin Lin. I dunno, this class is kind of confusing.
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I think I need to look at the prompt again. I am not sure if they wanted me to critically analyze a film in the sense that it is a piece that is created by an Asian-American, or as a piece that is considered Asian-American. I think it is the first though.
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Better Luck Tomorrow would be a good movie (unless like...most of your class is writing about that movie too). You've got more sh*t to write about on that one than Tokyo Drift. Tokyo Drift is just good guilty fun. You can probably come up with a paragraph on that one. I guess you can write about military brats who live in other countries and how other countries accept "gaijin", but there really isn't much you can write from a guilty pleasure movie.
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Good idea. That'll definitely fall into the contradictions category. Instead of American, or other European influences on the international community, it'll be Japanese influence on a superpower.


