Thursday, May 17, 2018

Glimpse the eternal

I rarely choose to see really old movies. It's a bit odd watching something where everything you see is now dead. In Frank Capra's Lost Horizon (1937) there's a plane crash and the survivors end up in Shangri La, an idyllic valley located high in the mountains of Tibet. The Shangri La people seem suspiciously happy particularly because they are led by the cultlike figure High Lama. For the fuck of it, I read a few reviews and lots of people deem the movie a classic, to some it's the best movie they've ever seen. Either they haven't seen that many movies or, more likely, I have a shit taste.

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