I confess that I love cartoons and I saw Kung Fu Panda this past Sunday and called my nieces immediately to tell them the good news: Go see it! The cartoon landscape is moody and misty and the interiors are traditional red and gold which gives it an ancient epic feeling. It's a real pleasure to look at. All of the Zen wisdom passed on by kung fu master, Oogway, such as "There are no coincidences", caught me off guard. The LA Times found it annoyingly familiar, however, I found it to be more familiar than annoying. I am in the midst of reading my 3rd book by Eckhart Tolle and it was unexpected. Try it you might like it.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Kung Fu Panda
I confess that I love cartoons and I saw Kung Fu Panda this past Sunday and called my nieces immediately to tell them the good news: Go see it! The cartoon landscape is moody and misty and the interiors are traditional red and gold which gives it an ancient epic feeling. It's a real pleasure to look at. All of the Zen wisdom passed on by kung fu master, Oogway, such as "There are no coincidences", caught me off guard. The LA Times found it annoyingly familiar, however, I found it to be more familiar than annoying. I am in the midst of reading my 3rd book by Eckhart Tolle and it was unexpected. Try it you might like it.
