Kundun, favorite part

[JTucker3]

These words inspire me more than anything.

[CuttyKitty1]

Love the soundtrack to this movie.

[zenmoon3]

.... and set living beings in Nirvana.

[goncalvesmi]

What movie unforgettable and wonderful music! It is as if the two were one. Completely united. Really gorgeous!

[goncalvesmi]

Música maravilhosa, de todo o filme. É como se o filme e a música fossem uma coisa só, inseparáveis.

[elschettini]

A música é belissíma, o filme também. Viva!

[peaceful1987]

thanks. the most touching part of the entire movie.

[VictorLepanto]

Is not Mao's rule the greatest disaster to ever befall the human race? What suffering that evil man's political delusions have created in this world. The death's Mao rule rival those of WWII. The thing that always galls me, these PC lefty types who revere the Dalai Lama today, their equivolents revered Mao in the '60s when Tibet was passing beyond the point of recovery. Now they are a minority & strangers in their own land. It is literally too late. Why nothing when it could have done something?

[StinkyGreenBud]

@VictorLepanto I could say the same about the Europeans who have destroyed my Native American lands and cultures as well as countless other cultures. Peaceful cultures just won't last on this Earth due to the greed of man.

[Newenglandpoet]

Best part.

[metivs]

totally agree, best part. I did read his book, the story with peasant bringing white horse out of foggy valley is true.

[hsuboi]

@metivs Yes, nobody in the public knew about his escape right?  So it was definitely out of the blue. Divine assistance of the Boddhisatvas.

[Ravenoussssss]

thanks a lot... best part ...the saddest one also