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The Learner’s Movie Hall #16 Hello my friends. I promised that I will write my reviews more often, but unfortunately I can’t make through with this purpose at the moment and I’m not so glad of this. There 7 days left for me to work out my terrible job, so when I do it I’ll come back to the engagement I like so much. Today I would like to talk a bit about a movie which perhaps everybody heard about, but as I know there are not many people among them who really watched it. It’s called “Seven Years in Tibet”. The movie was based on the same-name Heinrich Harrer’s book, where Brad Pitt played the author’s role. The film has quite long duration, so you should be patient to watch it to the end, but I can make sure, that time will pay off. Actually, for me in fact it’s only the one movie with Brad Pitt in a main role which I really like. The story tells us about a man who left his wife and his unborn son at home and went to Tibet to win the Himalaya. He gained a card with a Dalai Lama’s picture which he had been keeping during all his trip until he had finally met him. They became very close friends and this friendship helped both of them to understand a lot of things. Little Dalai Lama received a knowledge about the world and Heinrich knew something new about himself he had never thought about before. Of course an another one topic covered in the movie is the war between peaceful Tibet and bellicose China. And actually the point: if you think that something is dangerous for you, it doesn’t mean it’s dangerous for others. If you say “Your religion is your poison!”, we say “Our religion is our rescue”. Maybe a little spoiler will be here, but there is an another point I liked so much, that I’m still repeat it every time when I’m worried about something. The point is: “Here in Tibet we say: If a problem can be solved, there is no reason to worry about it, and if there is no solution for the problem, the worrying is meaningless”. So I like this film very much and maybe I will even watch it again soon, when I have more time. And of course, as usual, I recommend you to watch it too. I can ensure that your time won’t be wasted, definitely. That’s all for today. I remind you about the upcoming holydays one more time. See you soon and have a nice day, my dear friends! Bye :1

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The Learner’s Movie Hall #16

Of course an another one topic covered in the movie is the war between peaceful Tibet and bellicose China. And actually The point being: if you think that something is dangerous for you, it doesn’t mean it’s dangerous for others. If you say “Your religion is your poison!”, we say “Our religion is our rescue”.
Maybe this will be a little spoiler will be here, but there is an another point I liked so much, that I’m still repeat it every time when I’m worried about something.
The point is: “Here in Tibet we say: If a problem can be solved, there is no reason to worry about it, and if there is no solution for the problem, the worrying is meaningless”.

So I like this film very much and maybe I will even watch it again soon, when I have more time. And of course, as usual, I recommend you to watch it too. I can definitely ensure assure you that your time won’t be wasted, definitely.

That’s all for today. I remind you about the upcoming holidays one more time. See you soon and have a nice day, my dear friends!
Bye :1


Excellent piece of work - well done

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The Learner’s Movie Hall #16

Hello my friends.
I had promised that I will would write my reviews more often, but unfortunately I can’t make follow through with this purpose at the moment - and I’m not so glad of happy about this. There are 7 days left for me to work out my terrible job, so when I do it I’ll come back to the engagement I like so much.

Today I would like to talk a little (bit is very informal and colloquial - I am presuming this is an article for a magazine - if you were talking with friends "bit" would be fine) about a movie, which perhaps everybody has heard about, but (as I know there are not many people among them who really watched it) which few have actually seen. It’s called “Seven Years in Tibet”.
The movie was is based on the same-name Heinrich Harrer’s book of the same name, where with Brad Pitt playeding (playing) the author’s role. The film has is quite long duration, so you should need to be patient to watch it to the end, but I can make assure you, that time will pay off be well spent.

Actually, for me in fact, it’s the only the one movie with Brad Pitt in a main role, which I really like.
The story tells us about a man who left his wife and his unborn son at home and went to Tibet (to win the Himalaya - I'm sorry I'm not sure what you're trying to say here). He gained had a card with a the Dalai Lama’s picture, which he had been keeping during all his trip until he had finally met him. They became very close friends and this friendship helped both of them to understand a lot of things. (Little)  The Dalai Lama received a knowledge about the world and Heinrich knew found out something new about himself he had never thought about before.


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