Shang-Chi Movie Reaction!! (Part 2)

[@marclewis5505]

Really enjoyed your reaction to Shang-Chi Tiana.🤗

[@tianaparis]

Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it! I liked watching it

[@elchurroyt5073]

I just suscribed sorry about that and I will love to see you react to kung fu panda if it’s posible of course

[@tianaparis]

Welcome to family hun! Thanks also yes!! I haven’t seen those movies in years, Kung fu Panda was my stuff.

[@Wuzzy-qp9kn]

Will you watch the One Piece live action?

[@tianaparis]

I’m not sure, I love anime but I haven’t finished one piece and I’m not sure what the movie is on, if it’s popular enough for me to react to it. If it spoils stuff or what? That’s my question to you if all checks out sure! What I can do is react to some of my favorite one piece moments and feel free to suggest some! Hope that’s cool! Thanks friend

[@Wuzzy-qp9kn]

@@tianaparis It's 8 episodes each 1 hour long and it covers the first 45 episodes. It is very popular to react to, lots of reactors became fans because of it.

[@lamontehardman2250]

Yoo auntie

[@jinigotdrip7243]

what happen to the reactions?😓😓

[@oxhine]

Hey, Tiana! This was an atrocious adaptation of the "Shang-Chi" comics written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Paul Gulacy which were gritty, sexy, violent and espionage-heavy. In the comics, Shang-Chi is the son of the Sax Rohmer pulp villain Dr. Fu Manchu but they changed it in the film to have him be the son of Tony Stark's nemesis in the comics, the Mandarin. The license to use Fu Manchu had long since expired and the Chinese government would have prohibited distribution of the film in the lucrative Asian market due to cultural hypersensitivity about "Yellow Peril" stereotypes. Instead, both the Mandarin and Shang-Chi are nerfed into a lovelorn widow with sentimental aspirations to reconnect with his prodigal son and a Beta-male slacker suffering from arrested development, respectively. Despite sanitizing and de-fanging the story, the Chinese government banned the film anyway so Disney compromised their artistic integrity for nothing! The Ten Rings are the Mandarin's weapons and are a product of Makluan science, an alien civilization whose beings resemble talking dragons. Hence, the motif of talking dragons in Chinese folklore. The comics are like a mash-up of Bruce Lee and James Bond! It's a 125-issue run that Quentin Tarantino grew up devouring! There are some pleasing fight sequences but Jackie Chan does it better. Tremendous mega-stars like Tony Leung and Michelle Yeoh are frustratingly wasted in this dreck! Ben Kingsley reprising Trevor Slattery was painfully unfunny and he should have appeared as a torture victim sadistically kept alive for the temerity of impersonating the Mandarin as a way of demonstrating the ruthlessness and narcissism of the villain. I hope you saw the One-Shot "All Hail the King" which is the bridge between "Iron Man 3" and "Shang-Chi" showing how Trevor ends up in Wenwu's clutches. Razorfist and Death Dealer are authentic pulls from the comics. This film was a huge disappointment and completely unrecognizable from the source material. A terrible shame as it could have been as culturally significant to the Asian community as "Black Panther" had been to the African community.

[@tianaparis]

Oh so they changed a bunch that sucks

[@StreetHierarchy]

Nobody read your amateur scorned fanboy critical analysis.

[@oxhine]

@@StreetHierarchy I guess the MCU is in robust health and dominating the box office these days with the enthusiastic support of a respected fanbase or have I heard something a little different? This movie is NOTHING like the comic. It stole the name Shang-Chi and slapped it on some Disney BS. Wake up, ya shill!