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Mongol

Wow, did I love this movie. It’s got everything: a great story, beautiful visuals, yurts, wolves, horses, wonderful costumes (omg, the jewelry), and achingly beautiful landscapes. What a feast.

Parts of the sound track reminded me of the Gyuto Monks “Tibetan Tantric Choir” from the late eighties. This is the second time that memory’s come up recently, so I just bought it on iTunes (also available on Amazon).

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2 Responses to “Mongol”

  1. Yes. Great great movie. I’m still digesting it, in a way; when I start to write about it, I realize I don’t really know what to say that would describe it for someone who hasn’t seen it, so I find I just blurt out “Good movie” and then delete the review before posting… However, you’ve described it well here.

  2. Yes, I’d like to write a better review. We might need to see it again. Research, you know. <g>

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