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Thursday, 18 March 2010

The man who planted trees

Please watch this! I think you may enjoy it!

7 comments:

  1. assa~ 1 bba~ it's too long~ wow T.T

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  2. I like a accent of this narration and a sequences of this animation. It makes me comfortable like a memories of my grandfather. Before see this animation, I looked at some informations of this movie, and I knew that a Frederic Back who is a director of this movie was lost his one eye because of drawing for this movie. More than all, I think we need to think about a protagonist shepherd, and also we have to think about his spirit. One person's thinking can make a wonderful world. This animation is a valuable movie as much as a old shepherd's spirit.

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  3. assa~~ 3 bba ~.^^ Seny- very insightful comment. Ryu- besides being too long, what else did you think about it?

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  4. It was really moved. And I could learn the big thing that the sincerity mind of man could change the world.

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  6. Oh, What The....I wrote some comment about this movie. And I cliked the Post Comment.
    And then It was just blew. OMG!

    I'm so depressived and uncomfortable and exausted cause I was in a troble about putting up my 5 things and also this one.

    I'm gonna bed early to recharge my battery.

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  7. Actually until the middle of the movie I was waiting passionately for something to happen...but then when he started planting the acorns is when it struck me out: you better start and do something small yourself rather than wait for something big to happen to enjoy it. The end of the movie and the idea of a man being so powerful to change the fate and bring happiness to so many people is amazing. I shared the movie on my facebook profile so more people can watch it. It's a good story with a moral. Rarely we see movies carrying such a powerful message in so calm way nowadays.

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