Seven Years in Tibet 11

[NatoShinobi]

@watarutaruwa awww kawaaaaiiiii ^^

[saranyan1]

@americanjedi77 All gone with stupid China's cruel intentions..

[BlessedRussian]

Dirty Chinese government!!!!!!!!!!!

[BlessedRussian]

Tibet will be free again! All the world wants China to go and Tibet to be free as before!

[arafel1964]

This is a pretty good depiction how it really went in Tibet. But the reality was much more awfull. Approx 1 mill. Tibetans, monks and nuns were tortured in the most unhumane ways and killed. 2/3 of all monasteries destroyed. Mao invaded Tibet for it's strategical position, land and resources. Tibetans are now minority in their own land, they aren't allowed to leave it, many try to escape to India. China gets rich from Tibetan resources, tourist attractions and migrations of Hans.

[TheQotsaRules]

Rule 1: Never trust the chinks

[MacawSonny]

@TheQotsaRules or americans

[sjmore]

ah come on.....I get to part 11 and the damn thing doesnt want to work...fml

[sjmore]

nevermind it was just my internet....it works in firefox.

[whatif3147]

I find it amusing that so many people immediately jump to the conclusion that a film is "American" if they find it offensive. I am an American, and though I don't always agree our method of handling things, it is incredibly ignorant to attribute that to our nationality. Apart from that, although Brad Pitt is an American actor, this movie's director is French, David Thewlis (Peter) is British, and the author of the novel was German. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to look up basic facts.

[Noodles37UK]

@americanjedi77 Word.

[watarutaruwa]

tibet japan ! friend^^

[DRGgang2]

WTF? Chinese Soldier with american M3 Grease gun ?! 2:18

[fgtuh]

@DRGgang2 they should have quit a mess of weapon in china at that time : from japan, tchangkaîchek army (american weapons such as M3) and russia of course;

[chrisnasif]

@americanjedi77 humans can't help it, we have a natural thirst for power and warfare. When it's stronger in some parts of the world, naturally it is far lesser in other regions. For example, the Chinese are hungry for power, Tibet is hungry for peace; it's just a coincidence that they border each other.

[Noodles37UK]

@chrisnasif It's a bloody tragedy that they border eachother.

[jimbojamesIV]

@chrisnasif You're making shit up, chrisnasif; I am human and I have no thirst for power or war. In fact, I would say if anything the thirst for power and warfare is a mental illness or a behavioral trait that is unfortunately cultivated in the west or way too many humans. We are acculturated to believe that warriors are great--i.e. Alexander the Great, Herod the Great, sorry I can't think of others, but the point is that none of these men were great.

[VenndorBrine]

@americanjedi77 As much as tibet lived in relative peace, but you have to realize that they were not the shining pinnacle of goodness. Tibet, for centuries, was a fairly oppressive theocracy with a very short hard lifespan for the peasants and opulence for the lamas. Not to say they were evil. They definitely had an exemplary way of life. The point is, no civilization is perfect.

[blackeagle989444]

how ironic that there so much racial conflict attatched to the comments of a movie about the Dalai Lama and Bhuddhism of all things...

[jaakizamazin]

@americanjedi77 I must say, I would like to thank the great Buddha himself for inspiring so many. His teachings, seem to be the foundation for Tibet.

[freddysmith123]

its their karma..they deserve it...so stop your fucking whining

[lhdtc9]

a ridiculous movie which only the western peoole will watch

[victor86tabacaru]

why do you say this; why would other people, other than western people would not like this movie?

[patpong83]

@lhdtc9 but im thai buddhism watching here LOL

[fakespotter]

general mao was a liar.

[BhomoMila]

The war did happen and the Tibetans lost their country completely in 1959 to the Communist Chinese with over millions of Tibetans that were tortured and massacred. Today, Tibet is part of China but not as the Chinese govn't would like people to believe. They say that Tibet has been part of China for "thousands of yrs" but Tibet has been colonized for only 60 yrs. That is a huge difference...so my point again.....the war DID happen

[paintedwarhorse]

It's called indigenous culture..an entity that is endangered and almost practically extinct

[chinesekmt]

The war did not happen in real life, the Tibetians surrendered to the Chinese without fighting.

[sahajad]

Naturally, this is nothing but American propoganda !

They always distort the truth in their films !

[tehpenpal]

Sahajad, just what the hell is your issue with Americans? Who the fuck do you think you are to be preaching to everyone on this site when it's just about guaranteed that they KNOW how Americans are and they don't need you to tell them how we are. Pull the stick out of your ass and quit commenting if the damn movie is making you so unhappy jackass!

[sahajad]

@tehpenpal

In actual life this war did not happen since the Tibetans in their true Buddhist spirit surrendered to the Chinese, following their doctrine of Non violence.

So like a true American please stop being ignorant and learn some history for God sake !

And like a true American, please do not use filthy langauge on the web site. That is very uncouth !

What is with you Americans ! You cannot write a statement , make a film or even a pop song without using filthy language !

[tehpenpal]

Get off your high horse, because that's just the way life is. If you can't change it, leave it alone. The movie is done, nothing you say can change that. Like I said before, if you don't like the movie quit watching it and ruining the experience for others by making rude and derogatory statements.

Don't hate on Americans just because of how you perceive them. Not all of us are like that, and you should know better.

You are just as arrogant as you perceive us Americans to be.

[sahajad]

@tehpenpal

I know that the movie is done but still we can comment on it freely ! Every one has commented on it if you go on checking the previous comments , you shall see.

Beg your pardon, I cannot quit watching this movie as I have already completed in watching it !

If I hate Americans it is not because how I perceive them, but it is how they present themselves to the world . You just now did it freely by using very bad language on the web !

[AlabamaSoldier]

@sahajad You must forgive us Americans. We have a very low tolerance for idiocy.

[superdog797]

You seem pretty foolish considering two things:

1. You actually seem to believe in generalizing nationalist stereotypes.

2. You are suggesting that these scenes depicted are inaccurate. You can read the Dalai Lama's autobiography for yourself to see otherwise.

[superdog797]

There was fighting, however. Many Tibetans were killed, and some Chinese. Those who fought for Tibetan independence were often killed and tortured.

[anneres]

Aww.. 4:00-4:10 T__T

[Dreaded88]

For the Dalai Lama, his lament would not be long. He would find more friends than he knew he had. And so would Tibet.

For Hienrich, he was of the people who followed such evil, and later awoke from such a nightmare. He was of the people who'd committed such atrocities upon the world, and so who better to deliver the mesaage of correction?

If the Dalai Lama is the Prince of Peace, than is Heinrich to be his Peter?

[Dreaded88]

The Demon itself died, at either it's own hands, or by the prolonged, and long-overdue realization of it's followers that they must stop this madness, but the evil it started shifted to take new forms, and new hosts to inhabit itself within. It still persists with us to this day.

[buddhajapan]

that kid's crying is as believable as pitt's accent.

[chrisnasif]

@buddhajapan that's pretty god damn unbelievable.

[windshinelee]

Dalai Lama the 14th was corrupted by the yellow-headed devils from the very beginning.