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ron101346

10y↑5

A masterpiece. During the Hollywood's Golden Age, the music score was just as important as the players. It is well demonstrated here.

5809AUJG

9y↑7

Wonderful. Marvelous. There was nobody like Dimitri Tiomkin. One of the very greatest of film composers. Nobody now can touch the great masters who composed for classic films such as this one. These days, they all sound the same.

ziggy swartz

13y↑3

From the golden age of Hollywood- a classic movie that i have enjoyed since a boy- the music, the story, the cinematography, the actors- and that marvellous love story, and that incredible kiss under the arch- the most wonderful one in all film history to me. We could use some beauty and sentiment- and certainly some hope today. All of the things that Lost Horizon gave us. Thanks so much for this. -Bill

Shabannie

15y↑2

I read Lost Horizon years ago, even though a friend of mine told me that it was boring. I loved it. Nice music! Thank you for contributing this. From Ellen

Marcio lage Almeida

14y

Simplesmente maravilhoso. Remete à tudo que esse mundo decadente nos apresenta!

Marcio lage Almeida

14y

Simplesmente maravilhoso! Nos remete à esse mundo que não existe mais!

Jonathan Zabel

10y↑1

When I think of " Lost Horizon " I'm also reminded of M. Somerset Maugham 's novel
" The Razor's Edge " . I saw two version's of " The Razor's Edge " . The most memorable one for me was the one starring Bill Murray . I think the search for meaning of life on the part of humanity currently is ever more dire. So many leaders , so many institutions have let us down and even the well meaning ones steer us right into one disaster after another . It's time to try to make sense out of all this . Even if meaning cannot be fathomed , I believe life can be imbued with meaning It simply takes hope and the mind and heart to dream and create .

alittlespacey

14y

Where did you find this?? I would give anything to get the complete score for this movie!!!

oldmoviemusic

15y↑1

You must have seen the Peter O'Toole version of Goodbye Mr. Chips...the 1939 one is the best! It has lots of atmosphere...and Random Harvest is my mum's favorite romantic movie; it is very sweet.

stephen wallin

11y

Baird Spaldings work only contains the partial inspiration for the James Hilton novel, and is equally a work of fiction in most reviewers estimation. Hilton's book is very much his own work, only the background has similarities due to the setting, you may as well say Rider Haggards "She" and it's follow on books influenced James Hilton's novel, it was a popular theme, adventure, romance, and fantasy.

5809AUJG

12y

Who created this marvelous painting? Could you let me know, so I can try to find a print of it? Many, many thanks.

Shabannie

15y

I saw a more modern version of Goodbye Mr. Chips years ago. There was also another version of Lost Horizon, which I enjoyed, I think it was in the seventies. I have never heard of Random Harvest, so thank you for the information. Cheers.......From Ellen

oldmoviemusic

15y

James Hilton (I believe that is his name) does some very good books....two others you kight have read, which were turned into EXCELLENT movies are: Goodbye, Mr. Chips (film with Ronald Coleman And Greer Garson) and Random Harvest (film with Greer Garson and Robert Donat)..!

William Snyder

Greer Garson was in both, but Donat was in "Chips" (for which he won an Oscar) and Colman was in "Random Harvest."

onemerryjester

14y

I really liked the book, even though the ending and some unexplained parts just pissed me off. It's one of those novels that I can go back to because there are so many speculations and random inserts left unanswered. I liked Conway in the novel, even if some people thought he was boring. But I thought he was really deep and he intrigued me alot. I wish his relationship with Lo-Tsen had worked...it's one of those things that pissed me off XD

Markino Markino

Che bella musica tengo ancora la cassetta vhs del film di Frank Capra che purtroppo in dvd non si trova.

Fiona Amber

13y

Sorry, I know there are books on this subject but like oldmoviemusic..I thought James Hilton was the author of this..surely there would be copyright issues if he had 'stolen' some-one else's idea/thesis? Beautiful book and film..the 1937 movie anyway..it has brought joy to so many people regardless of who first initiated it, isn't that the main thing?Pity the world now can't think like this.