Mongol by Sergei Bodrov.
What an awesome movie. I just stepped back into my minute hut I call a home. In comparison to the King of all Kahn's my place is but a footprint in the largest of all kingdoms.
I had to write about this movie as soon I got into my door. I sit here on the curb outside my house watching the lower class families light the skies yet again with their discounted fireworks all the while in the background, the night sky is dancing with God's own fireworks. Heat lightning, distant thunder, booms, bangs, whistles, cheers, and laughter accompany the chiming whistling of the orchestra of crickets. While the immediate imagery of my current surroundings are uncommonly serene and calming, all I can think about is the amazing cinematography from the film I just had the wonderful opportunity to view.
Inspiring, tragic, heart-warming, violent, dramatic, intense, and calm, this scholarly depiction of the life of Genghis Kahn is well recommended. I encourage you to view "Mongol" while it is in the theaters. You will not be disappointed, unless you are the typical life loser that has to complain and find the worst in everything. :)
1 comment:
dude! I know because i have a take where he said that this looks like a beginning of porno...it freaked me out!! but oh well hahahahha
love ya joshy:)
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