A Buddhist can find many things to contemplate in this movie, including themes of bodhicitta and impermanence. "All these moments will be lost in time like tears in rain."
Favorite Movies
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Don't worry because worrying won't change the situation.
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Anonymous
Not an easy movie to watch, but a perfect metaphor for the samsaric mind. The main character is trying to avenge a past wrong, but he has short-term memory loss and can't remember today what he learned yesterday. Driven by uncontrolled anger and fear, but lacking the capacity to construct a reliable view of reality, he persists in his mission, harming others (and himself) along the way.
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Donna Seese
This movie has strong themes of fear, strength, karma, and enlightenment. This is a very funny film that would entertain a wide audience.
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Keith Ferreira
The awakening mind of Bodhichitta. The story of one man's search for a meaningful life.
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Richard Potter
This old favorite shows how everything is interconnected and we all rely on each other for everything.
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Chris Baranski
In this illustration of samsara, Bill Murray relives the same day - Groundhog Day - over, and over, and over, again.
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Anonymous
An awesome illustration of how a single action can grow and grow.
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Anonymous
