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David Grillo

11Jan12

Yes my Favirote Scorsese the filmmaking if flawless and at the same time provides such emotional impact that it always has me in tears. What beauty in this film.

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Øyvind Rype

5Jan12

I think I'm not alone when I say that the soundtrack completely overshadows the film. 'Escape to India' is a good example of what I mean.

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Dave

25May11

Scorsese and Roger Deakins together means that this film can look nothing short of spectacular. But outside of the beautiful visuals, I don't see much for me return to here.

WhatsUpWill

5Feb11

Absolutely mesmerizing. Top tier Scorsese.

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Cremildo

9Aug10

An overlooked film.

danliofer

7Aug10

Great music by Philip Glass and great camera makes this movie exquisite and outstanding in all means.

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Opan Mustafa

24Apr10

Kinda different Marty's movie. Exquisite.

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Varun

3Feb10

Fascinating film, may be one my favorite Scorsese film. The casting was great and the film had very strong story telling. At time i did feel it was shown one sided, but i wont complain. Its perhaps the best movie on this topic?

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ExirKamalabadi

24Dec09

Lovely, exquisite film.

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Josh Tierney

20Sep09

I want to photoshop an NES controller into that boy's hands.

Neil Bahadur

11Sep09

Forget what I said about The Age of Innocence. Kundun is by far Scorsese's finest film.

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Yeng Hang

29May09

An underrated piece of work. Beautiful, poetic and at times (surprisingly) graphically violent. The idea of God incarnate in flesh is dealt with interestingly (and I assume a chief reason Scorsese did the film). The child actors at times stumble, but overall a very interesting film. Proves Scorsese's films don't have to be about gangsters or male frustations to be great.