Marvel’s “Doctor Strange” is a visual feast, but it is tone-deaf in its representation of Asian culture.
Author Archives: Pim Wangtechawat
In Praise of Mahershala Ali’s Cottonmouth in Marvel’s Luke Cage
“Everybody wants to be the king.”
วิเคราะห์ Harley Quinn จาก Suicide Squad: เป็นแฟน Joker มันดีจริงๆหรือ?
Harley Quinn และ Joker: ความโรแมนติก ความรัก หรือ ความบ้า?
Part 3: “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” and Cultural Purity
The phenomenon that is “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” and the ideas of cultural purity it raises.
My Time On Board The Welsh Bandwagon
Cynics, romantics and moral victories in football.
An Open Letter to Jessica Huang of ‘Fresh Off The Boat’
An open letter to Fresh Off The Boat’s Jessica Huang, portrayed by Constance Wu, the Asian queen of my heart.
Part 2: The Male Asian Identity in the Post-Bruce Lee Era
Jackie Chan, Long Duk Dong, and Mr. Miyagi after Bruce Lee has stormed Hollywood.
Part 1: Bruce Lee – Asian Masculinity & Anti-Colonial Hero
The complex identity of Bruce Lee in Asian and Hollywood cinema.
Canada: ตลาด Grandville Island, สวน Stanley Park และชายหาด English Bay
ลิ้มรสอาหารอร่อยๆที่ตลาดชื่อดัง…ก่อนจะชมพระอาทิตย์ตกที่ชายหาด
Divock Origi: There’s Love In The Air
A column on his swagger, his ‘magic’ father, and the baby dolphin named after him.
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