The stereotypes in this movie are way over the top:

• Racist British man who gets put in his place.
• Elitist "everybody" judging each other based on absolutely no merits of their own.
• Rich Asians treating their help like trash
• People living in one of the poorest regions on the planet, celebrating extreme wealth and pissing it away on nothingness.

We watched this film over the weekend. I am not rich so it may come across as sour grapes, but I find display of wealth, driving flashy cars and showing off expensive clothes is embarrassing. It shows our society and laws have failed when some people have too much and others have too little.

Watching the film it worried me that it is promoting gold digging and back stabbing. Of course, many say that the film was mocking gold diggers, but if so it was very implicit and many viewers may have missed it. Regardless, they say any publicity is good publicity so either way young (and old) women may watch this and think marrying rich, tall and handsome is more important than marrying a good man. It is a pity if women are attracted to steel, gold and aluminum over humanity.

The film is sourced from a novel. It likely is from the pulp fiction genre.

Went in because the title said "Asians" but it was not about Persians/Iranians at all. There weren't any Iranian Persians in the whole film. It was only about Chinese and Singaporeans swimming in gross material things, stealing men, cursing each other and keep a tight lip for cash.I mean I was hoping for some of those real-life Kardashian and Shahs of Sunset style eye candy and intrigue and none of it was here.Why the fake advertising? Where are the other Asians??