It's one of those things with the Oscar winners of recent years. Most of the time, not many viewers want to see the films and the question always arises whether commercialism is fundamentally not worthy of an award and whether the Oscars must always be about art, which is often very subjective. In the case of the winning film of 2023, I can only say that I am not really happy with the decision. After 30 minutes I didn't understand what it was all about and even though I think Michelle Yeoh is well worth seeing, I am left with a question mark as to whether I would really have given her the Oscar for best actress. Strangely enough, this comedy as such doesn't work at all. Hectic, overloaded with prejudices, including racist moments, which, however, originate from the supposed Chinese woman, comedy that is more reminiscent of bad slapstick and individual performances that don't add up to anything. After 30 minutes I was no longer prepared to get involved in the story, which is unravelled in such a confused way that I suspect that quite a few viewers will not have experienced the ridiculous kung fu scene in the tax office at all.