If American audiences know Hyung Rae-Shim at all, it’s as the guy behind the wonderfully-awful “Dragon Wars;” but he has a HUGE following in his native Korea for his prior career as a popular comic actor – he’d done dozens of films, almost always as a variation on a slapstick character named “Yonguu” (spelling varies.) Now, he’s brought the Yonguu person to English-language features; this time as the hitherto-unknown Korean son of a New York mafia don (Harvey Keitel!) in “The Last Godfather.”
Yes, they’re really selling it on the pitch of “The Director of Dragon Wars.” Awesome.
MOVIEBOB CENTRAL 
I have a bumbling Korean friend like this. I was fully willing to watch it until the fart joke absolutely killed it.
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Potential Razzie award, ho!
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To quote a great tv series:
Nuuuuuuuuuuuope.
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Jason Mewes is in it?
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We don't get a lot of good slapstick these days, so…
yeah, fingers crossed.
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Also, Harvey fucking Keitel!!
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I'll give it a try. The scene where he dropped the gun is pretty much nailing my style of slapstick humor.
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Bob, this looks absolutely awful. No seriously, this looks like pure pig shit.
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Kinda' cute, actually, in a harmless sort of way.
Then again, this is coming from one fairly familiar with this style of Asian humor.
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Harvey Keitel with possibly adopted Korean son taking over the family business? I don't see how it can be bad.
(Will watch the trailer, if it's still available, later.)
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